At War With God! America, Know The Difference! - Patriot Update: "“Your God of Leviticus (and of the whole Bible) is clearly a sinful homophobic bigot. He should repent of his sinful homophobia…”
-The Late Radical homosexual activist Frank Kameny"
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Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Monday, December 30, 2013
Live Same-Sex ‘Wedding’ to Be Part of New Year’s Tournament of Roses Parade | Christian News Network
Live Same-Sex ‘Wedding’ to Be Part of New Year’s Tournament of Roses Parade | Christian News Network: "PASADENA, Calif. – Two homosexual men are set to ‘wed’ on New Year’s Day during the historic Tournament of Roses parade, as they ride a float sponsored by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation."
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Media Big Wigs At a Loss... » Eagle Rising
Media Big Wigs At a Loss... » Eagle Rising: "Stephen Bowers introduces us to the media big wigs at A&E who seem to be completely out of their depth when it comes to the American people. They somehow had no idea that most of their viewers actually agree with the Robertson family on social and cultural issues... how did they miss that?"
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The Comfort Zone: Words of Comfort: Gods love me.
The Comfort Zone: Words of Comfort: Gods love me.: "How do I know that God loves me? Is it because He fashioned my eyes with 137,000,000 light sensitive cells so that I could see color and beauty? Or because He gave us amazingly intricate ears to enjoy good music, or an unspeakably sophisticated brain to process information?"
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The Everyday Club | As You Go
The Everyday Club | As You Go: "On January 1, 2004, Pastor Steve Sanchez made a commitment to personally share the Gospel everyday. This started a series of BLOG posts which he titled the Everyday Club where he invited other Christians to make a commitment to personal evangelism. (You can read the invitation to join his 2013 club here.) Each person can commit to however much (or little) evangelism that they want to do. This evangelism comes in the form of handing out tracts, one on one conversations, going door to door and even open air preaching. The idea is to follow the Lord’s direction and share the Gospel Everyday!"
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Sunday, December 29, 2013
What We Forget About Jesus | RELEVANT Magazine
What We Forget About Jesus | RELEVANT Magazine: "We know a lot about Jesus, but certain characteristics we tend to forget or ignore, like the fact He was a smelly homeless guy who ticked off a lot of political and religious leaders with His claims to be God. We can't know Jesus fully unless we realize some commonly known, but often unconsidered facts. Without them, we can't really know Jesus; we only know about Him. We tend to be ignorant of the history, the deity, the humanity that defined Him."
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Ashamed | Church of Christ ArticlesChurch of Christ Articles
Ashamed | Church of Christ ArticlesChurch of Christ Articles: "The negative impact of an Anti-Christ society. In the news media and academia there is a “cult of non-belief.”
The “intellectual elite” assumes that stupidity accompanies religious conviction!
About 57% of Americans do not attend church and oppose organized religion.
Embarrassment and shame has been the result with many Christians.
We will be condemned eternally for having shame of God and His gospel!"
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The “intellectual elite” assumes that stupidity accompanies religious conviction!
About 57% of Americans do not attend church and oppose organized religion.
Embarrassment and shame has been the result with many Christians.
We will be condemned eternally for having shame of God and His gospel!"
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Why “Do You Take the Bible Literally?” Is the Wrong Question | Brian Kiley
Why “Do You Take the Bible Literally?” Is the Wrong Question | Brian Kiley: "That question really bothers me.
It gets asked and answered in coffee shops, television networks, and TED Talks, but it is a meaningless question.
It’s so wooden. It reduces the complexity of faith to something even more rigid than black and white."
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It gets asked and answered in coffee shops, television networks, and TED Talks, but it is a meaningless question.
It’s so wooden. It reduces the complexity of faith to something even more rigid than black and white."
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