Category Archives: Bible

Noah’s Ark Coming To London?

There are plans to sail it to different places as a tourist attraction. It certainly could be a tourist attraction if it did come to London during the Olympic games. It would also be a tourist attraction for Holland. And while we may not be expecting a universal flood the Ark could also be a [...]

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America: Land Of The Free - 4 July 2011

A prominent Christian in the US, Richard Land gives his 4 July speech emphasising the uniqueness of America from other nations - freedom rates for me as the highest in human values. But do we value other people’s rights to hold their freedoms with our own? Land is right to draw attention to what happened [...]

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Junkie Meets Jesus in A Trash Can

Coming to Richard Dawkins, here is another ‘Change of Heart’ story - all due to exposure to Christianity. Colin Garnett grew up in Stockport, South Manchester, in a tough working-class culture. Teenage involvement with alcohol, amphetamines and violence led to an adult heroin addiction which saw him doing time in twenty-seven prisons! But in 1993 in [...]

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Tony Blair V Christopher Hitchens In Faith Debate

“It won’t be broadcast on BBC World until January 1, 2011, but the word is already out on the debate on Friday, November 26. It was between the fit Tony Blair, the former prime minister of the United Kingdom, and writer Christopher Hitchens, one of the “new atheists” (along with such others Richard Dawkins and [...]

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China Is Beginning to See Christianity As Good For Business

“Far from being regarded as a religious oddity, the impact of Christian-run businesses is now being studied by Chinese government officials.
The BBC report from China says, “the notion that newfound faith can inspire a workforce to increased levels of productivity is being taken seriously not only by Christian businessmen, but by China’s Communist - and [...]

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Why God’s Law Is Good News - by Carolyn Arends

What possible connections can there be between my comments on Per Bolling’s book on Romans, 350 foreign criminals winning their right to stay in the UK on the basis of their human rights, and an article written by Carolyn Arends  in Christianity Today on why “God’s Law Is Good News“?
Well the book of Romans has a [...]

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Luther’s Decade Commemorations

Reading Bolling’s book on Romans  reminds me of how reading Romans did change one man, and how that altered the religious and political landscape of Europe. I am reading Bolling’s book on Romans with re-reading Roland Bainton’s biography of Martin Luther. I have posted a longer comment on Luther  in another setting.
But re-reading Luther’s biography by Roland [...]

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“The Gospel According To Paul: A Plain Man’s Guide To Romans”

“The Gospel According To Paul: A Plain Man’s Guide To Romans” by Per Bolling, Autumn House, 2009. This book was a gift some months old, which I picked up to read recently when I found myself reading Paul’s Letter to the Romans. (Just click the forward arrow on the above link to go through Paul’s Letter to the Romans [...]

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The Greek Crisis, The E.U. And The Bible?

When I read about, US Forces Vandalize Babylon, it was about the same time as the reporting on the Greek crisis and conjectures on the possible break-up (or the break-down?) of the Eurozone. “The Euro as we know it is dead,” said The Telegraph. “Nightmare vision for Europe as EU chief warns ‘democracy could disappear’ [...]

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Christopher Hitchens On Jesus: Is Jesus God?

“Two thousand years have passed since Jesus walked on the earth, and men still wrestle with the same question Jesus asked his disciples at Caesarea Philippi (Matthew 16:13-16). It’s the question every person must answer sooner or later:
“Who do you say that I am?”” And Christopher Hitchens? “

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