I don’t like ripping fellow Christians on points of faith. I avoid it as often as possible, to the point where I will let minor things slide past me. However, something’s come up recently that I as a Christian and a church teacher simply can not ignore. There is a man named Harold Camping who [...]
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Over the past few years, we’ve seen several incidents where violent Muslim protests over relatively minor slights earned big government and corporate concessions. Death threats over a few cartoons of Mohammed caused media outlets all over the world to censor themselves in ways that they would never have done otherwise. Muslims have murdered people because [...]
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I’d like to offer Robert Wright of the New York Times a little helpful advice. Robert, when you want to appear smart by offering one of those little quizzes wherein the deluded masses believe the answer is one thing but you, by dint of your superior intellect, know the real answer, you should make every [...]
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Dan Collins has unearthed a story of a Christian man’s sacrifice that truly humbles me. There are some twists to the story that make it truly special (and a couple of Dan’s observations demonstrate just how jaded some of us have gotten to the strength of faith and sacrifice). Hit his link and watch the video. It’ll [...]
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