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Scientist says Hawking is wrong
There’s no denying that Stephen Hawking is intellectually bold as well as physically heroic. And in his latest book, the renowned physicist mounts an audacious challenge to the traditional religious belief in the divine creation of the universe. According to … Continue reading
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Hipster Faith
Here’s a riddle: A young man walks into a building. From the outside, it looks like a nondescript, run-down, abandoned warehouse. Inside he finds mood lighting, music with throbbing bass, and young people wearing skinny jeans and superfluous scarves. A … Continue reading
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Egypt: A Christian minority where Islam is the state religion
An interview with Patriarch Antonius Naguib the Patriarch of the Coptic Catholic Church in Egypt. Egypt has a population of over 77 million with 90% of the population belonging to the Muslim faith, but the country also has one of … Continue reading
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Gary DeMar’s Vantage Point: The Battle for America
A high school test blatantly lauds Islam while slamming Christianity. A seminary in California plans to train Imams and Rabbis along with Christian Pastors. In his book “Slavery, Terrorism and Islam” Peter Hammond notes that the level of governmental control … Continue reading
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What does the Grand Canyon say about Evolution?
IN THE GRAND CANYON— “How do you teach about evolution and creation?” That’s one of the questions thoughtful parents most frequently ask when visiting Christian colleges with their high-school students. Some colleges give straightforward answers that might startle some Christians. … Continue reading
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September 3, 2010
Scientist says Hawking is wrong
There’s no denying that Stephen Hawking is intellectually bold as well as physically heroic. And in his latest book, the renowned physicist mounts an audacious challenge to the traditional religious belief in the divine creation of the universe. According to … Continue reading
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September 3, 2010
Hipster Faith
Here’s a riddle: A young man walks into a building. From the outside, it looks like a nondescript, run-down, abandoned warehouse. Inside he finds mood lighting, music with throbbing bass, and young people wearing skinny jeans and superfluous scarves. A … Continue reading
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September 3, 2010
Egypt: A Christian minority where Islam is the state religion
An interview with Patriarch Antonius Naguib the Patriarch of the Coptic Catholic Church in Egypt. Egypt has a population of over 77 million with 90% of the population belonging to the Muslim faith, but the country also has one of … Continue reading
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September 3, 2010
Gary DeMar’s Vantage Point: The Battle for America
A high school test blatantly lauds Islam while slamming Christianity. A seminary in California plans to train Imams and Rabbis along with Christian Pastors. In his book “Slavery, Terrorism and Islam” Peter Hammond notes that the level of governmental control … Continue reading
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September 3, 2010
What does the Grand Canyon say about Evolution?
IN THE GRAND CANYON— “How do you teach about evolution and creation?” That’s one of the questions thoughtful parents most frequently ask when visiting Christian colleges with their high-school students. Some colleges give straightforward answers that might startle some Christians. … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Education, Featured, Life, Science, Theology | Tagged as creation, evolution, Grand Canyon, six day, young earth | No Comments
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September 3, 2010
Muslim GI: Koran Says I Can’t Fight for U.S.
A Muslim soldier from Texas who joined the U.S. Army last year now wants to leave the military, claiming he is a conscientious objector whose devotion to Islam has suffered since he took an oath to defend the United States … Continue reading
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September 3, 2010
Is Glenn Beck’s rise good for Mormonism?
Like conservative commentator Glenn Beck, Stephen Owens is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. His in-laws traveled from Utah to Washington last weekend to join Beck’s rally at the Lincoln Memorial. Owens, however, said he … Continue reading
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September 3, 2010
Should Genesis be taken literally?
Creationists are often accused of believing that the whole Bible should be taken literally. This is not so! Rather, the key to a correct understanding of any part of the Bible is to ascertain the intention of the author of … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Education, Featured, Life, Science, Theology | Tagged as creation, evolution, genesis | 6 Comments
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September 2, 2010
The Original Burn the Qur’an Day
This September 11th, a church in Florida is protesting the growing influence of Islam by offending 2 billion people. Specifically, they’re staging a “Burn the Quran” Day. But is this the first day of its kind? In fact, is today’s … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Everything, Featured, History, Islam, Ministries, Society, United States | Tagged as 9/11, books, burn, christianity, history, islam, quran, religion | 61 Comments
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September 2, 2010
I’m Mad at Christians
I was sitting in Church-Lady Helen’s living room. Someone commented on the illegal immigration problem. I said, “For some strange reason our government doesn’t know that illegal immigration is illegal.” Pious Helen stuck her nose in the air and proudly … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Everything, Featured, Life, Theology | Tagged as church, politics, vote, voting | 30 Comments
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