Category Archives: Bible

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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Did Dinosaurs Co-exist With Humans?

“Author Darek Isaacs doesn’t need Steven Spielberg to imagine this scenario for him, however. In the book Dragons or Dinosaurs: Creation or Evolution (Bridge-Logos, 2010), Isaacs studies in great detail (with loads of photos; you can even purchase an accompanying DVD) everything from cave paintings that look a heck of a lot like dinosaurs to [...]

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A Bible Prediction Come True: Daniel 2.

At least, it has up to now. Thinking about the Bible as History, it is much more than that. It presents the reader with an interventionist God who plays his part in our world. In Daniel chapter 2 there is this strange Babylonian dream that turns out to be a prediction come true. The 25 year-old [...]

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The Bible As History

To go back to the 6th Century BC Babylon  and the dominant figure responsible for its glory, King Nebuchadnezzar. The Babylonian Chronicle  in the British Museum tells of his ascension to the throne and of his capture of Jerusalem in 597 BC, and his return to destroy Jerusalem and Solomon’s beautiful temple in 586 BC - affirming [...]

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In Defence Of Intelligent Design

Under attack from Darwinists “It is Darwinists and not Christians who are stonewalling the facts,” says Chuck Colson. “To keep building a scientific research community, we ID advocates must expose the prejudicial rules of reasoning that preclude consideration of our theory, and keep explaining ID’s strong foundation in evidence. We must also address our arguments [...]

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Growing Old?

I had read through the Book of Ecclesiastes and came to Ecclesiastes 12:1 - a familiar text:
“Remember your Creator in the days of your youth, before the days of trouble come and the years approach when you will say, I find no pleasure in them.”
I like to think I am still young but honesty places [...]

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Easter: Living Life In The Future Tense

We are heading into Easter - we have had the worst winter for thirty years and the weather still isn’t that good - beside the other things that get us down - until we stop and really think about how trivial some of the things are that get us down when compared to what others [...]

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Christian V Atheist Evangelism

It really is amazing to observe Christian Weston Democracies giving way to atheism  when atheists in atheist countries like China are clamouring for Bibles and giving up atheism for Christianity, and still many more wanting and waiting to know about biblical Christianity! Despite religious persecution in China, it’s Christian population increased by 500,000 in 2009 [...]

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The Ideal Marriage: Romance Into Old Age?

Dr. Janice Shaw Crouse writes of romance that begins with the young and blossoms into old age, ‘until death do us part.’ Says Janice Crouse:
“Romance … in old age? Young people snicker at the thought. At best, they write it off as the childish sentimentality and clouded memory of doddering old age
“But what if … [...]

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