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ROBERT L. REYMOND ATTACKS THE NOTION OF BIBLICAL ANTINOMIES
2008-06-23 18:58:00
ROBERT L. REYMOND ATTACKS THE NOTION OF BIBLICAL ANTINOMIESBy Forrest Wayne Schultz In my Epistemology Position Paper I make it clear that I repudiate Van Til's notion of Biblical antinomies because it is out of accord with the Van Til Perspective itself. I am not the only Vantillian to do so. I was still wrestling with this when I read Robert L. Reymond's epistemologicl masterpiece The Justification of Knowledge. This helped solidify my position. In this great work Reymond begins by giving Van Til well deserved credit for developing what we now call the Van Til Perspective. Having done so, Reymond then goes on to criticize Van Til for holding to the Biblical antinomies notion. The sections quoted below are written for that purpose. I would ask everyone reading this to pay very careful attention to what Reymond says, because this is a very important matter. Here is a direct quotation from Robert L. Reymond's The Justification of Knowledge (Presbyterian &...
A Biblical Theme Park, Where?
2008-06-07 10:49:00
What are these guys thinking? Or feeling, I should say. Well, they?re about to get their feelings hurt real bad, that?s for sure. A Swiss company called Genesis Land is seriously planning to build a creationist-based biblical theme-park in Germany of all places, a country where even the churches are aghast at such an idea. ...
The Key To Having A Great Summer Vacation
2008-06-05 14:38:00
It’s that time of year again where the family packs into the minivan and heads off to the lake or beach or the mountains. By now I’m sure that you have made out your list of things not to forget. Let me add one thing to your list and let me humbly ask you to ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "The Key To Having A Great Summer Vacation", url: "http://www.twoinstitutions.org-/?p=333" });
Will The Real Family Please Stand Up?
2008-06-03 15:17:00
The Church is a family. In fact it is a family whose composition is exclusively dependent on adoption. This concept is discussed in a recent book by Joel Beeke entitled, “Heirs With Christ:The Puritans On Adoption.” I just started reading it yesterday and I look forward to sharing with you a full review in the ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Will The Real Family Please Stand Up?", url: "http://www.twoinstitutions.org-/?p=331" });
Nothing Good Can Come From Me
2008-05-28 15:08:00
If anything good happens in my life it is by the grace of God alone. This is not a trite statement but a matter of fact. If what Paul teaches about the state of our flesh in Romans is true then every good thing I do, every act of spiritual obedience I make, every impulse ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Nothing Good Can Come From Me", url: "http://www.twoinstitutions.org-/?p=326" });
John Pendleton: Creationist Extraodinaire
2008-05-23 01:58:00
John Pendleton has a series of videos on YouTube spotlighting his scientific inadequacies. Sadly, his video freezes several minutes in, at least on my system, so I’m linking to an analysis posted by ExtantDodo which reproduces (nearly) Pendleton’s entire film plus commentary. It is a long video, weighing in at over thirty minutes. If you ...
Getting Things Back Into Balance
2008-05-20 15:06:00
Wow, what a week I had last week. After a week off of work the week before, last week was like stepping into the middle of the blitzkrieg. There was not one day last week that I was not consumed and overwhelmed with work. Week?s like last week serve as a gentle ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Getting Things Back Into Balance", url: "http://www.twoinstitutions.org-/?p=320" });
The Cross and A Husband To Be?
2008-05-19 16:21:00
Jessica and I have been together for almost two years and the reality of Christ and his bride (the Church) has never been as steadily apparent in my life as it is now. My relationship with Jessica has amplified my attentiveness to the attributes and characteristics of Christ seen in my life. His ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "The Cross and A Husband To Be…", url: "http://www.twoinstitutions.org-/?p=319" });
Don't Step in the Biblical Leadership!
2008-05-19 07:17:00
I read this article by Reb Bradley called tough love. According to Mr. Bradley Tough Love isn't for husbands. Why? It gets in the way of leadership. You are upsurping leadership if you do this with your husband. I would assume it would be okay for men, because they don't have that issue biblically.An answer to this question can be deduced based on the Bible?s principles related to marriage and divorce. For a wife to go against her husband's desires and leave him, would require that she forsake her biblical responsibility to submit to his authority. Such a wife may justify her separation by claiming she is simply following Christ's example -- he set boundaries and "drew lines" of behavior for his followers, and that is what she is doing for her husband. But such a wife misconstrues her calling to be Christ-like -- she is called to be like Jesus in character, not in authority. In fact, the Bible tells her specifically that she is not to be like Christ in the exercise of autho...
reThink Conference 08?A Great Beginning
2008-05-17 15:20:00
It’s so hard to believe that the reThink Conference 08 has come and gone. There is so much I want to share about God’s faithful provision and His blessing on this event. The following verses, however, say it all: Behold my servant, whom I uphold, my chosen, in whom my soul delights;I have put my Spirit ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "reThink Conference 08…A Great Beginning", url: "http://www.twoinstitutions.org-/?p=318" });
?With A Heaping Side Order Of Guilt
2008-05-13 15:15:00
When you grow up an independent, fundamental, Bible-believing, baptist like I did, guilt is very important. Many pastors and almost all evangelists of that stripe (especially the ones that preached at our youth camps) were great at it. I was saved probably 6 or 8 times and baptized twice as a kid. I didn’t want ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "…With A Heaping Side Order Of Guilt", url: "http://www.twoinstitutions.org-/?p=315" });
Hershel Shanks and the Biblical Archaeology Review
2008-05-05 19:11:00
I have been meaning to write an article on a few of the entries in the most recent BAR. No, not the Browning Automatic Rifle, I’m talking about the Biblical Archaeology Review. Although some of you would probably find the first more entertaining, the latter is really the more important and relevant thing to discuss, as far as I’m concerned. Especially in light of the guest appearance this Wednesday night on our show, Dr. Hector Avalos, and his fascinating book, The End of Biblical Studies. I generally read through this periodical, not only because I find the articles compelling, but the Magazine as a whole attempts to break the chain of evangelism by presenting—and I mean it really tries hard—the most scientific articles it can find, or that have been submitted. Some are unbelievably inaccurate, and at times the Magazine editor, Hershel Shanks, will allow his Jewish-religious viewpoints to interfere with his choice of articles, and often his choice of words.r...
New Strategy, Same Problem
2008-05-02 15:12:00
I watched a webcast last week from a well respected ministry about a new strategy they have developed for reaching students. Reaching students for what I?m not sure, but boy do they have a strategy. As I sat and watched this video, I couldn?t help but laugh. Why do we as believers ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "New Strategy, Same Problem", url: "http://www.twoinstitutions.org-/?p=308" });
Biblical Scholars Challenge Pelosi?s ?Scripture? Quote
2008-04-24 03:43:00
Pelosi gets some quick help before the Earth Day declaration Pete Winn - CNSNews.com (click image to enlarge) House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is fond of quoting a particular passage of Scripture. The quote, however, does not appear in the Bible and is “fictional,” according to biblical scholars. In her April 22 Earth Day news release, Pelosi said, ...
?And Have Not Charity
2008-04-22 14:53:00
Ten years ago I heard a speech given by Charles Swindoll over the radio. One statement he made has stuck with me: “Not everyone will understand your vision. In fact, often times when you try to convey your vision to others, they will smirk, scoff, and even laugh. Others may not fully understand the passion ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "…And Have Not Charity", url: "http://www.twoinstitutions.org-/?p=300" });
Understanding biblical words correctly helps us "see"
2008-04-20 22:32:00
In Luke 11:34 we are told,"the eye is the lamp of your body; when your eye is clear, your whole body also is full of light; but when it is bad, your body also is full of darkness”. In Proverbs 20:27 we learn “the spirit of man is the lamp of the Lord, Searching all the innermost parts of his being”. In Psalm 143:4 “Therefore is my spirit overwhelmed within me; my heart within me is desolate”. The biblical uses of these words LAMP, HEART and EYE help give us insight into the scriptures by revealing how the nature or state of the human spirit is directly responsible for the health of the body. When the spirit of the body is in a state of wholeness, perfection or incorruption, it is also HOLY and consequently is open and clear. When darkness through indwelling sin engulfs the spirit, it in turn becomes “bad” and so the body also becomes “bad” and loses it's vitality. The meaning here, is in no way parabolic, but is simply lost in translation because Christians take ...
reThink Podcast
2008-04-15 19:15:00
A couple of weeks ago, Doug Baker from the NC Baptist Convention came by our church to interview Steve Wright for a podcast about reThink, and also about cultivating a Biblical foundation for student ministry. That podcast is now up on their website. You can download the podcast or listen to it here. Also, ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "reThink Podcast", url: "http://www.twoinstitutions.org-/?p=296" });
When Do I Know I’m A Christian? A Biblical and Theological Inquiry;
2008-04-08 22:31:00
This is a Response to a good friend’s exploration of when it is someone becomes a Christian and acheives salvation: An inquiry in response to yesterday’s Morning Light’. I hope you can find some time to read it all. Biblically Speaking: An Inquiry: Upon repentance from sin, is this something separate of Christ? Or does repentance come upon acceptance on Jesus? Does salvation come with this repentance absent of Christ, or does salvation come from repentance in the name of Christ (namely being knowledge of Jesus, not the ‘letters’ of his name)? Are these two things that should occur at once, or are they engaged separately? I ask because upon the Pentecost, Peter gives his great sermon asking us to “repent and be baptized, every one of you, In the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins.” (Acts 2:38). Beforehand, John the Baptist asked people to repent and be baptized. In the Peter scenario, Peter now says that repentance in the name of Jesus will lead ...
A Biblical crisis of faith
2008-04-06 10:26:00
Sent in by Jim RLI was raised Catholic and attended Catholic school from kindergarten through high school. I read the Bible often and prayed every night. God was very real to me through college. During college I went to church every Sunday with my grandmother.I quit reading the Bible when I got to the end of 2 Samuel and it tells the story of God killing 70,000 Israelites via an epidemic because David took a census that God told him to take. I just couldn't accept that story. I had a pretty liberal view of the Bible, but this story couldn't be true. My God wouldn't do that. The God I prayed to, talked to wouldn't do that...couldn't do that. The crisis of faith was never quite settled, but the feelings that story gave me eventually died down.After college I still went to church in Columbia, South Carolina. I wasn't very comfortable with the more conservative church there. A priest in a homily once referred to NPR as "National Communist Radio". I didn't like the fundamentalizat...
Biblical Anarchy
2008-04-01 17:03:00
I would like to welcome everyone to download Obadiah's new brochures below. They reflect his long-time interest in the biblical anarchy and liberalism (in the original sense of the word). The brochures are compiled from Obadiah's lectures on biblical ethics, anarchism, and anti-Left polemics. These topics are generally untouched in this blog, but I hope ...
President Bartlett and Biblical Quotes
2008-03-31 07:47:00
I’ve been posting videos from The West Wing as a demonstration of a president who both understands separation of church and state and who can discuss these matters intelligently. I have to turn to fiction since we do not currently have a president who understands the topic or who can discuss anything intelligently. One ...
Be A Man, Do The Right Thing!
2008-03-26 12:55:00
That line comes from a performance by one of my favorite comedians Russell Peters but, jokes aside, it gives occasion to think about what the role of men is in today’s world is, especially in the Christian context. I have always maintained that, outside of the workplace, we continually see manhood eroded by society where men ...
Move On, There?s Nothing Biblical Here
2008-03-19 18:22:00
I saw the video below at A Little Leaven, and I agree with those who commented that it’s disturbing that the word “portal” is mentioned. That word is usually associated with witchcraft, not Christianity. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6WYDsnSeCVw By the way, if you strongly disagree, please share your thoughts with the author of the original post at his blog instead ...
Defending God: Biblical Responses to the Problem of Evil 捍卫上帝
2008-03-17 17:01:00
Defending God: Biblical Responses to the Problem of Evil捍卫上帝# Author:James L. Crenshaw # Format:PDF 1.3MB# Page Count: 288 pages# Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA (April 21, 2005)# Language: English# ISBN-10: 0195140028# ISBN-13: 978-0195140026In the ancient Near East, when the gods detected gross impropriety in their ranks, they subjected their own to trial. When mortals suspect their gods of wrongdoing, do they have the right to put them on trial? What lies behind the human endeavor to impose moral standards of behavior on the gods? Is this effort an act of arrogance, as Kant suggested, or a means of keeping theological discourse honest? It is this question James Crenshaw seeks to address in this wide-ranging study of ancient theodicies. Crenshaw has been writing about and pondering the issue of theodicy - the human effort to justify the ways of the gods or God - for many years. In this volume he presents a synthesis of his ideas on this perennially thorny issue. Th...
Making sense with biblical myths
2008-03-09 11:46:00
Growing up from a Christian home is not a guarantee that a person can be indoctrinated in Christianity for life. My parents were Christians--they're good Protestants. Every Sunday I had to go to church for a Sunday school. There I was taught bible stories, and Christian doctrines.But as a little boy, I always had questions to my teachers in the church. What was God like? Why was the figure of Christ so powerful? Why were the pastors and elders powerful in the church? How did Jesus Christ become God? Was resurrection true? If it's true, then why was that God could not raise my dog to life again?All these questions were left unanswered. And no one actually gave me honest answers.When I was in grade school, the nuns taught us how to pray using the rosary. Back home, my parents taught me to pray directly to God in the name of Jesus Christ; and I could not reconcile the Protestant teachings with the Catholics. I was confused. The nuns taught us to pray to God through the interventions ...
The Passover trip : and other Biblical hallucinations
2008-03-09 05:49:00
It's entirely possible that celebrating the Passover, may be a bit like celebrating progress along the yellow brick road toward the fabled Emerald City. The odds that the exodus was an historical event is highly unlikely according to archaeologists.In Egypt's northern Sinai Peninsula, archaeologists have uncovered remains that coincide with the timing of the alleged exodus, but there is no evidence to support the Passover story. When asked about possible evidence that might give credence to the story of the exodus, Egyptian archaeologist Zahi Hawass wasn't encouraging ... "Really, it's a myth."A professor of cognitive psychology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Benny Shanon, has another thesis that casts a different light on the story of the wandering Israelites and the 'revelation' on Mount Sinai. Shanon believes that Moses, if there was such a person, made use of mind altering drugs.There is frequent mention in the Old Testament of preparations made from the bark of t...
Dinosaurs of Eden: A Biblical Journey Through Time (part 5)
2008-02-22 00:51:00
Mirrored here.Archaeoraptor Fallacy Then, Ham gives a fabricated story about a fossil dinosaur with feathers in China. Ham claims that the scientists thought they have a transitional form, but then they discover that the fossil is really 2 animals, a bird with feathers and a dinosaur glued together into forming one fossil. Here is the real, factual story of the Archaeoraptor fossil Ham and others are touting around to get people to doubt the scientists, who says they found feathered fossils of dinosaurs. The Archaeoraptor fossil is really 2 dinosaurs forged into one by a Chinese farmer, a peasant who dug the fossils up and smuggled it to the US along with the other fossils that are illegally unearthed and smuggled out of China to be sold to fossil collectors to add to their private fossil collections with little regard to the fossils' high value to the scientific community. Paleo-artist, Stephen Czerkus, became the unfortunate one of purchasing it for $80,000 in a fossil black mark...
Biblical marriage: Which version of sanctity needs protecting?
2008-02-22 00:00:00
Isn't it weird how most evangelical Christians speak out nonstop against marriage equality for gay people by citing the Bible, all the while ignoring that it's pretty easy to justify marriage equality for polyamorous couples by using the very same...
Dinosaurs of Eden: A Biblical Journey Through Time (part 4)
2008-02-20 04:10:00
Mirrored here.One Big Major Joke! Now we get to the section of the book that's filled with blatant hypocrisy and venomous lies that spans from pages 44 to 53. On page 44, Ham blames everything bad (i.e. the effects of sin, the [sic] curse of earth, and the fabled global flood) on man and beast's competitiveness over space and the extinction of many animals species brought on by man. If young earth is true, and all organisms live at the same time, the world would have been a huge landfill of living organisms piled sky high with no space in between them all over the earth. Ham then encourages his followers on page 45 to ask a scientist a simple question about wildlife conservation. It's important to support wildlife conservation for many animals, because man is driving many animals into extinction for a lot of reasons, such as destroying their habitats to make room for farming, mining, and settlement, poaching, pollution, overgrazing, and other atrocities man has committed against ...
Dinosaurs of Eden: A Biblical Journey Through Time (part 3)
2008-02-19 06:31:00
Mirrored here.Ham's Flood StoryNow we get to pages 28-33, where the story of Noah and the worldwide flood are told. Because man have filled the world with violence, God made up His mind to destroy mankind with a flood. But Noah finds grace in the eyes of the Lord, so God tells Noah that he will bring a great flood to punish mankind for his sins and commands him to build the ark that about, according to the book, around 437 feet long, 73 feet wide, and 44 feet high which is inaccurate. It was more likely 450 feet long, 75 feet wide, and 45 feet tall. Noah are to take with him two of every kind of animal, a male and his mate and 7 of every kind of animal that will be used for food and sacrifices, a male and his mates. In the young earth version of this world, Noah are to take with him fictional dinosaurs along with the rest of the animals into the ark to be kept alive and repopulate the earth after the flood. These creatures of myth are to be teens or much younger hatchlings because ...
Dinosaurs of Eden: A Biblical Journey Through Time (part 2)
2008-02-17 20:31:00
Mirrored here.Ham's Lie About When Dinosaurs LivedHam, on page 11, claims the reader might be saying, “What does all of this have to do with dinosaurs?” The real answer is zero. None of this has anything to do with dinosaurs. However, Ham claims Colossians 1:16 tells us that God created everything [word all capitalized]. Still, it has nothing to do with dinosaurs. Ham says God created dinosaurs (Saying that God created everything doesn't exempt Him from causing everything to evolve and change over time. If God just created everything, then He render everything living, boring cloning machines constantly making exact carbon copies of the original form.) and that God created dinosaurs on day 6 of Creation along side of man and all other land animals God has made. Something that only exist in Ham's fantasies. Ham then tells of how the dinosaurs were first coined by Sir Richard Owen years ago. Ham is one year off of what he claimed. The word 'dinosaur' was actually coined in 184...
Dinosaurs of Eden: A Biblical Journey Through Time
2008-02-17 06:45:00
Mirrored here.Unbelievable but true, there are creationists out there, including this one, who believes that there is no such thing as dinosaurs. They claim dinosaurs are non-existent, the bones and fossils of dinosaurs were just carved out by scientists to promote senseless propaganda, and/or the Devil have put those strange bones in the ground to deceive men or God put the bones there to test His people's faith in Him.In one way, they are telling the truth. There is no such thing as dinosaurs that lived alongside of man, roamed the Garden of Eden, being all vegetarians, perishing in the great flood of Noah only for some to be safe and hibernating on the ark only to leave it to die off in “post-flood” extremes (i.e. froze to death in the ice age, killed off by man, etc.), being Behemoth and Leviathan as told in Job 40 and 41, being dragons people saw, fought, and kill in legends, and living in the remote jungle areas of the world today. Therefore, dinosaurs is truly all a myth...
Biblical Proportion
2008-02-11 20:55:00
Have you ever loved someoneat biblical proportions?Having the patience of Jobin dealing with emotions,were you able to part the seain time of need and misery?Surviving the plaguesduring those dark days,did you come out with a lovethat is far from vague?And in spite of all this,you were crucified by apathy,and no one pleaded guilty.
Free Christian Books From Biblical Church of God
2008-02-08 23:51:00
From Fred R. Coulter, author of A Harmony of the Gospels—The Life of Jesus ChristDo you “continue in sin” that “grace may abound”?Mardi Gras, Lent and Easter center around a “no works” salvation—and make a mockery of the sacrifice of Jesus Christ!Christendom is busy preparing for its most sacred time of the year—the Easter season. Catholicism—wrapped up in tradition—focuses on Mardi Gras and Lent as its lead-in to Easter. Protestants key in on the “Sunday resurrection” teaching. Besides the fact that the Bible offers no support for such traditions—and that they are actually holdovers from ancient occult holidays—these observances center on the “Christian” idea of a “no works” salvation. The fact is, they make a mockery of the very sacrifice of Christ! Mardi Gras pictures lust, debauchery and sin—followed by Lent with its forty days of penance. The idea is that you can live like you want—no law, no works—as long ...
Biblical Languages and Dating [Revised: February 2008]
2008-02-04 23:00:00
QUESTION: This question is in two parts: (1) What languages are the oldest copies of the books of the Bible found in, and (2) what language is it believed to be originally written in? I would also like to know why many different books of the bible were written in different languages originally. ANSWER: read more
Basic Principles Of Biblical Stewardship - Part 1
2008-02-03 09:48:00
Jesus Christ often speaks in parables. Parables earthly stories with heavenly meaning. Often, Christ most important lessons are revealed in his parables.
New Discovery in Old Jerusalem Supports Biblical History
2008-02-01 21:02:00
A new discovery of an ancient stone seal or bulla helps confirm Biblical history for the period of the Return to Zion from Babylonia.This is a picture with an inscription in the Old Hebrew alphabet [similar to Canaanite]. The three-lettered inscription says: Temekh or, unvoweled: TMKh. The Temekh family is mentioned in a Biblical book as servants in the Temple in the First Temple period [Book of Nehemiah, 7:46, 7:55] --up to the Babylonian Exile when they were exiled to Babylonia-- and as having returned to Zion, that is, to Jerusalem and the Land of Israel [Nehemiah 7:6]. Curiously, the illustration on the bulla shows two priests at an altar with the symbol of the Babylonian god Sin above it [see Jerusalem Post, 1-17-2008]. So we have a bulla found in Jerusalem, in the City of David area, now outside and south of the walls of the Old City, with an inscription in the Old Hebrew alphabet of the name of a family known as Temple servants in a Biblical book, plus a Babylonian symbol. Th...
Stone Seal Confirms Biblical Record
2008-02-01 14:04:00
A n archaeological find in Jerusalem adds more proof of the accuracy of the Bible?s account of history. A black stone seal found in an archaeological dig in Jerusalem bears the name ?Temech,? mentioned in the biblical book of Nehemiah. (Edwin Trebels, courtesy Dr. Eilat Mazar) January 17, 2008 | From theTrumpet.com The seal, which Dr. Mazar described ...
Biblical Contradictions
2008-01-29 22:45:00
Written by Dan BarkerThis particular list was taken from an extract from Losing Faith In Faith: From Preacher to Atheist Should we kill?Should we tell lies?Should we steal?Shall we keep the sabbath?Shall we make graven images?Are we saved through works?Should good works be seen?Should we own slaves?Does God change his mind?Are we punished for our parents' sins?Is God good or evil?Does God tempt people?Is God peaceable?Was Jesus peaceable?Was Jesus trustworthy?Has anyone seen God?How many Gods are there?Are we all sinners?How old was Ahaziah?When was Jesus crucified?Shall we obey the law?How many animals on the ark?Were women and men created equal?Were trees created before humans?Did Michal have children?How many stalls did Solomon have?Did Paul's men hear a voice?Is God omnipotent?Does God live in light?Does God accept human sacrifice?Who was Joseph's father?Great questions and some great answers - use the link provided.
Biblical Evil
2008-01-29 17:59:00
News Update 01.29.08 North Carolina “I do believe that there is biblical evil that lives among us, and for some crimes you give up the right to be here on the earth.” You might expect these words to pass the lips of a conservative, Religious Right Republican, but it was a little shocking to hear them from ...
Biblical events seen on Google Earth
2008-01-28 02:49:00
What if, some time in the distant future, a Google Earth Time Machine edition is invented wherein you could actually see satellite images of events from the distant past?Well, Sydney-based creative group The Glue Society speculated on such a possibility and came up with these amazingly realistic Google Earth snapshots of Biblical events. (For a background on the project, read the Creative Review write-up.)Adam and Eve in The Garden of Eden Noah's Ark lodged on a rocky outcrop as the great flood subsidesIsraelites crossing a parted Red SeaJesus Christ's crucifixion on GolgothaWell, if I were to choose which Philippine historical event I'd like to see through Google Earth, the Battle of Mactan would certainly be tops.
Florida Pastor Calls Christians to Vote Biblical Values in Upcoming Preside
2008-01-24 19:21:00
Florida Pastor Calls Christians to Vote Biblical Values in Upcoming Presidential Primary - Hosts Viewing of Values Voter 2008 Presidential Debate read more
The Accuracy Of Biblical Prophecy
2008-01-22 16:08:00
How great is our God, for He is the living God! What the LORD has said He has brought to pass to the day, and testified to not only in the Bible, but by archaeological facts, and even by the writings of secular historians. Remember this and stand firm, recall it to mind, you transgressors, remember the ...
Biblical History - The Judea and Israel kingdoms [del.icio.us]
2008-01-22 11:06:00
In approximately 930 B.C.E., the short-lived United Monarchy, which ruled over all the tribes of Israel, was divided into two kingdoms: Israel in the north, led by Jeroboam son of Nebat, and Judea in the South, led by Rehoboam the son of Solomon. The two
Financial Woes, Biblical Answers!
2008-01-19 20:39:00
Women, especially divorced or widowed women, are still near the bottom of the income level in our society, as well as many other societies. It is common knowledge that in most divorces it is the... Dr. Rei Rolkram says, "I encourage all who are suffering the spiritual effects of abuse, divorce and depression to visit April's very insightful blog."
Biblical Constitution?
2008-01-17 02:39:00
If Mike Huckable were to be elected president, would he place his hand on the constitution and swear to uphold the bible? Hell no, but he would proceed to make the bible our constitution. read more
New Elders and Biblical Food for Thought
2008-01-14 15:29:00
Yesterday morning after Pastor Nicki described church government, William Vaughan, Phil Spencer, Jimmy Lungu and Mike Van Heese were “elderized.” Mark Melville will join them and several other men on the elder board next Sunday. In the evening Uncle Rob preached on the importance of a Christian’s thought life, as we looked at Philippians 4 verse ...
Jack Black Drops Biblical ?Year One? Bomb in ?Be Kind Rewind? Interview
2008-01-07 05:12:00
CHICAGO ? Though actors aren?t supposed to chat it up about their other films when they?re being interviewed specifically for one, every now and then they do and the focus of the interview changes entirely. When Collider.com on Saturday published an interview with Jack Black about his Feb. 22 film ?Be Kind Rewind,? details willingly slipped about his upcoming film ?Year One?. Mos Def (left) and Jack Black in ?Be Kind Rewind?.Photo credit: IMDb Though the particulars of that project have been kept quietly sacred and despite the ongoing writer?s strike, we learn the following about ?Year One?: ?Year One? is a biblical comedy. It?s about the Old Testament. I?m just a dude wandering through biblical times. I?m not a famous character ? you would have heard of before. Me and Michael Cera are just sort of wandering through and you get to see all these old stories from the Torah told through agnostic ? sort of ? eyes. The talent in the film feels partially ?Superbad? as it features both...
Non-Biblical Teachings Of Kong Hee (City Harvest Church)
2008-01-06 11:35:00
Foreword: this is a word out to Christians out there, and please understand that I do it in all love as I care about your salvation and what you’re learning from church. Sure, I might not know you from Adam, but my concern for you as a brother or sister-in-Christ compels me to write this ...
Contend for the Faith: Being Biblical
2007-12-24 23:23:00
A few of the comments I made regarding fundamentalism have stirred me up a bit. I am reminded of the incredible importance of having a proper view of the scripture. Really, our view of the scripture is the primary issue. If we do not have a proper view of the scripture it will ultimately result ...
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