Why should abortion not be legal: "Ray Comfort and his team at Living Water Ministry have put together a powerful and moving documentary film, that draws a correlation between two topics that have been in the news almost continuously for decades."
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Thursday, April 17, 2014
Christianity 'interwoven' into Clemson's football program, religion watchdog claims | Fox News
Christianity 'interwoven' into Clemson's football program, religion watchdog claims | Fox News: "Christianity is “interwoven” into Clemson University’s football program, according to a national organization that monitors separation between church and state.
The public university in Clemson, S.C., received a letter of complaint from the Freedom From Religion Foundation on April 10, urging school officials to stop the “commingling of religion and athletics” at the 21,000-student institution"
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The public university in Clemson, S.C., received a letter of complaint from the Freedom From Religion Foundation on April 10, urging school officials to stop the “commingling of religion and athletics” at the 21,000-student institution"
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How God Became Jesus—and How I Came to Faith in Him | Christianity Today
How God Became Jesus—and How I Came to Faith in Him | Christianity Today: "art Ehrman, a professor of religion at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, is something of a celebrity skeptic. He's written a number of bestsellers exposing the alleged errors in traditional accounts of early Christianity. His book Misquoting Jesus (2007) asserts that the manuscripts used to compile the New Testament are corrupted and unreliable, deviant from original autographs. His book Forged (2011) claims that many of the New Testament writings were counterfeits written pseudonymously under the names of the apostles."
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Saved from Hate: An Interview with Mark Phelps, Son of Westboro Founder Fred Phelps Sr. | The Exchange | A Blog by Ed Stetzer
Saved from Hate: An Interview with Mark Phelps, Son of Westboro Founder Fred Phelps Sr. | The Exchange | A Blog by Ed Stetzer: "A few weeks ago, Mark Phelps, son of deceased Westboro leader Fred Phelps Sr., emailed me in response to a blog post on the death of his father. He thanked me for my words, and I was grateful for the opportunity to email with him.
I asked if I could ask him some questions and he obliged. Here is the result of our interview. It is altogether fascinating and heartbreaking.
Mark is a part of Calvary Chapel North Phoenix and his story is a remarkable look at God's redeeming power even in the midst of tragic circumstances."
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I asked if I could ask him some questions and he obliged. Here is the result of our interview. It is altogether fascinating and heartbreaking.
Mark is a part of Calvary Chapel North Phoenix and his story is a remarkable look at God's redeeming power even in the midst of tragic circumstances."
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The Comfort Zone: Words of Comfort: Existence of Heaven.
The Comfort Zone: Words of Comfort: Existence of Heaven.: "
"You don't know that heaven exists; per Scripture, you can't know that. You have been told that heaven exists and you believe that you have not been lied to. That is clearly your choice to believe that way, but you can't rationally expect everyone else to believe without evidence. Threatening a non-believer with hell is the equivalent of threatening any rational adult with the boogey-man." Michael Lamb"
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"You don't know that heaven exists; per Scripture, you can't know that. You have been told that heaven exists and you believe that you have not been lied to. That is clearly your choice to believe that way, but you can't rationally expect everyone else to believe without evidence. Threatening a non-believer with hell is the equivalent of threatening any rational adult with the boogey-man." Michael Lamb"
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