Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Atheist Central -- Ray Comfort's Blog: Perhaps for a fleeting moment...
Atheist Central -- Ray Comfort's Blog: Perhaps for a fleeting moment...: "Ray said God's 'hand' on you is anthropomorphic. What in the h...[pause] Ray, have you lost your m...[pause]. Ray, could you please explain that last thing you said? Thanks. captain howdy"
Inconsistent Skepticism | The Jesus Site Blog
Inconsistent Skepticism
"It seems that the more I read or listen to many of the common arguments from non-believers, there is a very narrow range of types of objections to Christianity or any sort of theism. One such argument has to do with the level of skepticism they have regarding any claims of a divine being. What I have found, however, is that this argument tends to be every bit as inconsistent as many others."
"It seems that the more I read or listen to many of the common arguments from non-believers, there is a very narrow range of types of objections to Christianity or any sort of theism. One such argument has to do with the level of skepticism they have regarding any claims of a divine being. What I have found, however, is that this argument tends to be every bit as inconsistent as many others."
On The Box: How to Prosper, Biblically
On The Box: How to Prosper, Biblically: "I’m not a fan of the prosperity message. For many years I have watched slick preachers, who rarely preach about sin, righteousness and judgment, and only exalt the cross as a means of gain, and it irks me. If planting “seeds” in bank accounts never fails to bring prosperity to the sower, how come I always have to plant seed in their soil? However, underneath the preaching of prosperity, there is a legitimate biblical principle of sowing and reaping."
Harvest Daily Devotion for 2/15/2011: "The Measure of a Life"
Harvest Daily Devotion for 2/15/2011: "The Measure of a Life": "It seems that everyone wants to know how to prolong their lives. But here is what we need to realize: God has an appointed day for our birth as well as for our death. Job, speaking to God, said, 'You have decided the length of our lives."
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