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http://www.christiantoday.com/article/oxford.professor.warns.of.increasing.opposition.to.christianity/20663.htm “History has come full circle and Christianity is seen once more simply as one among a plethora of competing alternatives, all of which are regarded by an increasing number of influential intellectuals as dangerous,” stated Oxford professor Dr John Lennox at this year’s Keswick Convention....
'Christianity may be under threat by Act'Julien Neaves jneaves@trinidadexpress.comWednesday, July 23rd 2008in defence: Minister of Planning, Housing and the Environment Dr Emily Gaynor Dick-Forde speaks during debate at the sitting of the Senate at the Red House, Port of Spain, yesterday. Looking on is Health Minister Jerry Narace. -Photo: MICHEAL BRUCETHE FUNDAMENTAL beliefs of the Christian religion...
I quit calling myself a Calvinist in 2006, and I really moved theologically to other theological convictions in the following months. Today I love my Calvinist friends, but I’m not one of them. One of the primary reasons for my shift was my inability to identify my own experience of Jesus as the same as [...]
Just try this with Christianity. From UAC: This video by the United American Committee shows a recent EgyptAir flight where all passengers, regardless of their religion, are forced to hear an Islamic prayer, and see the text of the prayer...
Tomorrow the massed ranks of Anglicanism will decamp from the brutalist University of Kent campus in Canterbury, site of the Lambeth Conference, to London. There they will march through the streets to demand an end to world poverty and then - a bit of a non sequitur this - will repair to the genteel surroundings of the garden at Buckingham Palace for a tea party with the Queen. Openl...
Vatican City, Jul 23, 2008 / 10:10 am ( CNA ).- As part of an effort to bolster Iraq’s diplomatic relations in Europe, Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki is making stops in Germany and Italy this week. On Friday he will pay a visit to Pope Benedict XVI to brief him on efforts to protect the Christian community in Iraq and to promote values of equality, justice and reconciliation. Al-Maliki began his stop-over...
While European Union member states, individually and collectively, seem intent on wiping out their productive economies through their regulatory obsession – in the main "guided" by global warming paranoia - there is a comfortable assumption that affected industries can move to more benign regulatory environments. Alternatively, we can take up the slack by importing primary commodities (or finished...
Almost 260 junior high and high school students from China will be touring the Katy area to learn about American culture and Christianity. Second Baptist Church's West Campus is hosting the students, who are attending classes at the church during the day.
Thanks to the kind permission of Acts 29 , I am able to share with you a number of videos of their recent DWELL Conference in London. I begin with one that is especially important for those of you who have come back from the conference excited, wondering what God may have in store for you. You can download the mp3 — or thanks to Google video (which has no time limits for its videos) you can watch...
UNTIL very recently, including the 1993 National Environment Strategy, it was believed that Fiji's freshwater biodiversity was limited and uninteresting with minimal endemism (i.e. no species that are only found in Fiji). However, in the last five years research has shown that this assumption is very wrong.
Andrew Roberts, in a book review in the current issue of the Spectator , makes a considerable error of judgement. Reviewing two volumes on the overblown topic of the Venerable Pius XII and the Jews, he concludes that the Pope was outmanoeuvred by Hitler and that "The present plans to canonise him should be quietly but definitely dropped." That is a complete non sequitur. Canonisation is not awarded...
