“In the Tenth Commandment, why are wives listed with things like houses, oxen, and donkeys, which are property?” | Ray Comfort's Daily Evidence

“In the Tenth Commandment, why are wives listed with things like houses, oxen, and donkeys, which are property?” | Ray Comfort's Daily Evidence: "You seem to have Christianity confused with other religions, such as Hinduism, that treat wives as mere property. The Tenth Commandment prohibits coveting (covetousness is an unlawful desire), and lists some of the items we are not to lust after. I’m sure you would agree that men tend to lust after women. So, women are included in the list. The association with other things we covet has nothing to do with their worth."

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On The Box: Words of Comfort: Atheists and Pizza

On The Box: Words of Comfort: Atheists and Pizza: "Late last month I was a speaker at the Creation Museum in San Diego, where there were more than 40 atheists protesting outside in the sweltering high 90 degree weather."

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On The Box: Today’s Show Notes: Wednesday, 10th October 2012.

On The Box: Today’s Show Notes: Wednesday, 10th October 2012.: "(Email from Carla) “I am a Christian strongly against abortion and was blown away by 180. I am in Zimbabwe, Africa. A missionary team from the States brought out the video to our church. 180 is getting around the world! I will be showing it to our youth group this weekend. I am praying for your ministry. You are spot on. May the Lord bless you.”"

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Obama’s ring: ‘There is no god but Allah’

Obama’s ring: ‘There is no god but Allah’: " As a student at Harvard Law School, then-bachelor Barack Obama’s practice of wearing a gold band on his wedding-ring finger puzzled his colleagues."

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On The Box: Words of Comfort: Without Question

On The Box: Words of Comfort: Without Question: "You’re just not going to get the right answer, your whole world is just going to be a mystery instead of an exciting place,” claims the actor-scientist who never reached the status of professor. “As my old professor, Carl Sagan, said, ‘when you’re in love, you want to tell the world.’”"

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On The Box: Today’s Show Notes: Tuesday, 9th October 2012.

On The Box: Today’s Show Notes: Tuesday, 9th October 2012.: "Episode description: After visiting some rather refined areas, the team's fourth stop, Amsterdam, proves a little rougher as it has a reputation as the place to go for drugs, legally."

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On The Box: Words of Comfort: Dream-world

On The Box: Words of Comfort: Dream-world: "The idea of deep time …and the billions of years explains so much of the world around us,” Nye inarticulately ruminates in the video before venturing that anything departing from the debunked evolutionary theory is ludicrous. “If you try to ignore that, your worldview just becomes crazy, it’s just untenable ─ [is] itself inconsistent.”"

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On The Box: Today’s Show Notes: Monday, 8th October 2012.

On The Box: Today’s Show Notes: Monday, 8th October 2012.: "“The missionary church is a praying church. The history of missions is a history of prayer. Everything vital to the success of the world’s evangelization hinges on prayer. Are thousands of missionaries and tens of thousands of native workers needed? ‘Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that He send forth laborers into His harvest.’” John R. Mott"

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'Husbands, beat your wives so they will mend their ways,' Egyptian cleric advises | The Times of Israel

How Islam teaches to treat women.

'Husbands, beat your wives so they will mend their ways,' Egyptian cleric advises | The Times of Israel:

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Sackcloth and the rope. | Ray Comfort's Daily Evidence

Sackcloth and the rope. | Ray Comfort's Daily Evidence: "You have never failed in business; you have brought up your children well; you never swear; you were never a drunkard; midnight orgies never saw you mixed up in them; this is well, but I pray thee, put not on this as thy proper dress: the proper dress for a sinner to go to Christ in, is sackcloth and the rope."

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