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ISIS savages behead four children: Christian leader
ISIS savages behead four children: Christian leader http://cbn.com/tv/3879370412001 Four Christian children were beheaded by ISIS militants in Iraq for refusing to denounce Jesus and convert to Islam, according to the leader of the Anglican church in Baghdad. Canon Andrew White, … Continue reading
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Did Irenaeus believe in transubstantiation?
Did Irenaeus believe in transubstantiation? It looks like Irenaeus (c. AD 202) did not believe in transubstantiation: It was all spiritual for him. He believed like many of his time, in the spiritual participation in Christ. But, in noway he … Continue reading
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Jesus Deficit Disorder
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
Persons vs. Objects
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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The War on Christians: The Rising Genocide
The War on Christians: The Rising Genocide—Newsweek Powerfully Weighs In The grim news has been unrelenting. Every week I read stories on the persecuted church around the world. But most of us never hear these stories because they rarely make it … Continue reading
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C. S. Lewis on “rituals”
C. S. Lewis on “rituals” When the mind becomes more capable of abstraction and analysis this old unity (between rituals and God) breaks up. And no sooner is it possible to distinguish the rite from the vision of God than … Continue reading
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Tears of the Elderly
Tears of the Elderly In the Name of Jesus, we ask everybody to honor the elderly. Please gave them love, compassion and help. Do not leave them alone. Visit them in their senior homes. Also, please do not let your … Continue reading
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Do not say, ‘I am only a youth
Do not say, ‘I am only a youth But the Lord said to me, “Do not say, ‘I am only a youth’; for to all to whom I send you, you shall go, and whatever I command you, you shall … Continue reading
Living Like Children
Living Like Children Many religious people think of life with God as a continuous test. As if we are required to pass certain exams to go to Heaven. Not at all. Heaven is for free. Everything God created for us … Continue reading
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Devout Muslim woman cuts Christian girl’s hair in metro (Cairo)
Devout Muslim woman cuts Christian girl’s hair in metro (Cairo) Maggie Milad Fayez, 13, a Christian girl whose hair was cut by woman with niqab, shows her cut hair to Al-Masry Al-Youm editor during interview with her family, 7 November … Continue reading
The Value of Eternity
The Value of Eternity Dear: The bible, the altar, the cup (of wine), the tray (of bread), all what is in the church, and the whole church building will not exist in eternity. Be careful for yourself brother. Look for … Continue reading
Maggie Gobran: Mother Teressa of Cairo
Maggie Gobran: Mother Teressa of Cairo or
Can we eat money?
Can we eat money? I am not a sociologist or a historian, and I don’t claim any authority for what I write. However, I thought to share my view on money with others. Over our long history, humans almost always failed … Continue reading
C. S. Lewis: on Friendship
C. S. Lewis: on Friendship “Friendship is born at that moment when one person says to another: “What! You too? I thought I was the only one.”
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Nietzsche Fighting Monsters
Fighting Monsters Friedrich Nietzsche said: “Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you.” Nietzsche created … Continue reading
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Reality Check: The “Jesus’ Wife” Coptic Fragment
Reality Check: The “Jesus’ Wife” Coptic Fragment by Daniel B. Wallace There has been an unbelievable torrent of hoopla over a newly discovered—or rather, recently announced—Coptic fragment that speaks of Jesus as being married. The news of this small, business-card-sized … Continue reading
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Different flavors of slavery
Does it matter what kind of slave ? “So Jesus said to the Jews who had believed in him, “If you abide in my word, you are truly my disciples, and you will know the truth, and the truth will … Continue reading
Life of Peter: starring Omar Sharif
Life of Peter: starring Omar Sharif Full movie 3 hours 17 minutes
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The Tip of the Iceberg of Christian Persecution
The Tip of the Iceberg of Christian Persecution by Raymond Ibrahim Two Christians living in the Islamic world under arrest and awaiting execution—the one charged with apostasy, the other with blasphemy—were just released.
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Structure of church in 1st century AD vs. church in 21st AD
Structure of church in 1st century AD vs. church in 21st AD When looking back at the first century church, we get surprised by how much it was different from the churches of our century, including all denominations. In all … Continue reading
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Church tradition and scripture: which has the authority?
Church tradition and scripture: which has the authority? So many Christians believe in the authority of church traditions handed down through the ages to us. Others believe that it is only scripture that have the ultimate authority (Sola Scriptura). The … Continue reading
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The Gospels as Eyewitness Accounts
The Gospels as Eyewitness Accounts Lecture by Dr. Peter Williams
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C. S. Lewis: on Human Nature
C. S. Lewis: on Human Nature C. S. Lewis was one of the best who described the human nature not as a state of being but as a state of becoming. For him, the journey starts here, on Earth, but … Continue reading
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A Song to Jesus: by Celine Dion
A Song to Jesus sung by Celine Dion For all those times you stood by me For all the truth that you made me see For all the joy you brought to my life
Crusade Myths
Crusade Myths by Thomas F. Madden* The Crusades are much in the news of late. President Bush made the mistake of referring to the war against terrorism as a “crusade” and was roundly criticized for uttering a word both offensive … Continue reading
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