Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Tag: Political correctness
We Bible believers are commonly confronted with aggressive arguments against our monotheism, and yet we're also told that all religions are worshipping the same God... (EYEPHONE: "Spinoff" Evergreens +) The logic goes like this: “There are many different gods in the world, and many different philosophies, therefore it’s wrong to try to claim that your idea of God … Continue reading ARE ALL RELIGIONS WORSHIPPING THE SAME GOD?
People of the world, I was elected to this most responsible and important position of leadership on a platform of change, and I have endeavored to fulfill that promise with all the power at my disposal. However, it has become increasingly apparent both to myself and to my most trusted advisers that we’ve come too … Continue reading UN-INDEPENDENCE DAY
Have you been intimidated into thinking that if you were to confess to believing that God created, you would be the odd one out, and the object of universal scorn and derision? A Gallup poll conducted In May of 2012 found that in the United States forty-six percent of Americans believe in the creationist view … Continue reading CREATION: YOU ARE NOT ALONE…
In a world where we’re all expected to think that everyone’s understanding of truth is valid no matter how contradictory, there are an awful lot of laws being passed to enforce the politically correct view of truth. ALGORITHM "Cumulus" Consider an example from the new business climate uncomfortably reminiscent of that of a fascist state, in which a small family business which … Continue reading WRONG RIGHTS AND A LAWLESS WORLD
1: THE GOD OF D-DAY Today’s (Friday's) 70th anniversary of D-Day brings to mind again the sad truth that the United States and the West in general is being steered and dragged away from its Christian history and heritage by people in the highest positions of power and influence. F.D. Roosevelt led his nation and … Continue reading MIND BURP 6: THE GOD OF D-DAY
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