Religious fundamentalism threatens global peace! How often do we hear this? And our own president blames Christianity as much as any religion. Maybe more. What is the truth though? Is this statement legitimate? What does history really tell us? Here’s one of the things that brought up this topic. I love to read.
Religious fundamentalism threatens global peace? More
“If my client was correct in what he wrote, and it is our contention that he was—then truth itself is on trial.” from “The Resurrection File (Chambers of Justice Book 1)” by Craig Parshall This is a quote from a book, where a trial was taking place to decide whether something published in
“You came to hear some music. And it’s great music. And this is a great night. But after the music is over you’ll all get in your cars and drive home and nothing will have changed. Nothing will be different for you.” from The Resurrection File (Chambers of Justice Book 1) by Craig
If God is everywhere, why is nothing different? More
We’ve all heard it. Lot’s of people say it. The truth will set you free! But does it always happen? Does the truth always set us free? Why not? It was, after all, Jesus who said that truth would set us free. Surely – He didn’t lie, did He?
The Truth Will Set You Free. Maybe? More
“(Justice Stephen) Breyer wrote that “the surgical-center requirement, like the admitting privileges requirement, provides few, if any, health benefits for women, poses a substantial obstacle to women seeking abortions and constitutes an ‘undue burden’ on their constitutional right to do so.”
Abortion Ruling: God Given / Constitutional right to kill? More
“Maybe at this point you think I’m being too tough on people who fake it. Perhaps you think that Jesus wouldn’t feel this way. If you believe that is true, then I would ask you to reconsider the New Testament, particularly the conversations Jesus had with religious leaders of the day.” Based on yesterday’s
A style of Christianity that few could find attractive More
My story illustrates the symptoms. I was born into a “Christian” family. We believed in God and attended church when convenient— and always on Christmas or Easter. And when we did attend, it was always boring. No, it’s not my story. It’s Craig Groeschel’s. It could also be yours. If you’re thinking – “I
Born into a “Christian family”. And hating it. More
How many times do we read about a Christian who is faced with a loved one’s beliefs that come in conflict with their own? Lots of people won’t like what I have to say here. But it needs to be said, because sometimes the things we least want to hear are the very things that
“Success is defined by risks taken and overcome.” from “Take the Risk: Learning to Identify, Choose, and Live with Acceptable Risk” by Ben Carson M.D., Gregg Lewis How about this for some overcoming – Rev 2:7 … To him who overcomes, I will give the right to eat from the tree of life,
“It felt a little weird coming to a church. He and his dad had only attended church twice since his mom left them six months ago—once for Easter and then the week after, as if they were about to start a new habit but never quite got enough momentum to carry things through.” from Blur,
