Monthly Archives: May 2013

Islam and the Destruction of Eastern and North African Christianity

Posted on May 2, 2013 by Mere Christian

Islam and the Destruction of Eastern and North African Christianity By Rodney Stark (from his book: The Triumph of Christianity, ch 12)  CHRISTIANITY DID NOT START OUT as a European religious movement; in early days far more missionary activity was … Continue reading →

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More than just an evolution: entropy and complexity

Posted on May 1, 2013 by Mere Christian

More than just an evolution: entropy and complexity Let me just start by stating that I am not an evolutionary biologist. My studies and research are more in cell and molecular biology applied to cancer. So, I apologize in advance … Continue reading →

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Jesus Deficit Disorder

Posted on May 1, 2013 by Mere Christian

Jesus Deficit Disorder We feel a massive disconnect in the church today, and we believe that the major disease of today’s church is JDD: Jesus Deficit Disorder. The person of Jesus has become increasingly politically incorrect and is being replaced … Continue reading →

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Persons vs. Objects

Posted on May 1, 2013 by Mere Christian

      Persons vs. Objects Man is the only true sacred creature in the eyes of the Lord We show reverence for “sacred” buildings Or reverence for the “sacred” laws and regulations Or reverence for “sacred” territory or land … Continue reading →

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