Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Tag: Tolerence
Is the word “sin” outdated? Most atheists and agnostics say it is. The government says it is, secular establishments say it is, The Doctor says it is (season 7), and even many ministers and churches, attempting to modernize and present a new, seeker friendly front, have let the term and the concept fall by the … Continue reading IS SIN AN OUT-DATED CONCEPT?
Paul the apostle wrote, in his often-used and eloquent discussion on love, that "these three remain: faith, hope and love" (1 Corinthians 13:13 NIV). Not wishing to correct Paul, I'd like to unofficially add another little but powerful word to his list: truth. Truth-that is, the absolute kind rather than the kind you may feel … Continue reading THESE FOUR REMAIN…
While I don't see a rebuilt city of Babylon in Bible prophecy, I'm sure there must be a future-or contemporary-manifestation of the woman called "Mystery Babylon" in Revelation. There must be a place, an organization or an influence fulfilling what God describes as an adulterous prostitute. So what exactly will (or does) the last-days manifestation of … Continue reading WHO OR WHAT IS MYSTERY BABYLON? Part 2
I’m getting tired of people, most particularly politicians, attempting to shoe-horn my views in their direction, by calling me "fearful", "ignorant", "bigoted", "homophobic" and "racist"... No, Mr. President, I do not engage in anti-Muslim sentiment because I am fearful*. I do not engage in anti-Muslim sentiment at all, neither am I fearful. I simply have a totally different … Continue reading SHOULD I LEAVE MY DOORS OPEN AT NIGHT, MR PRESIDENT?
There’s a time to be silent and tactful, and there’s a time to express what we think and what we believe. Without the latter we are robots, slaves and wimps...
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