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In the inside article, there is a statement made by Kahlil Gibran that no one should say that he knows "the truth"\Cert\Certainly, that latter statement seems like a more humble one. Modernists would probably think the latter expression is too bold. Many would object that we
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Most have probably heard by now of the documentary that premiered in Rome on Wednesday, October 21, 2020. The title of it is Francesco, and in it the pope endorsed same-sex civil unions. In it, he is seated on a gold chair. He claims that homosexuals are "children
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Have you ever found yourself saying, "Well, I guess it was meant to be"? Sounds fatalistic, doesn’t it? According to Wikipedia, fatalism is "the belief that all events are predetermined and therefore inevitable." It shows up in various forms. Newsman Paul Harvey used to tell
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Thus far the truth concerning why Christians were hated by the Romans has been presented in response to the outrageous claims of a Columbia University professor that they were not innocent. In truth, they committed no crime except when Rome told them to engage in emperor worship, and they refused.
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The question from Genesis being dealt with for the past two weeks is: “Am I My Brother’s Keeper?” The answer set forth in the Word is, “Yes.” In fact, in the New Testament, we find at least 30 “one another” passages (20 encouragements and 10 prohibitions). This week this
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The material that the Amazing Randi puts together in his books is quite valuable in that he debunks religious frauds and charlatans. Flim-Flam was one of his efforts that I completed in May, 2019; this year aith Healers, published in 1987 (okay; so I’m behind in my reading)
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10. In fact, love for one another demands that brethren "serve one another" (Gal. 5:13). Certainly, it is the philosophy of the world to ask, "What can you do for me?" Just as Jesus' teachings in the "beatitudes" do not coincide with
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One of the most important and pertinent questions of all time was posed by an impertinent man—the first son born on earth—Cain. God had asked him where his brother was—knowing that he had killed him. Cain lashed out against God by sarcastically asking, "Am I my
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The question from Genesis being dealt with in last week or: "Am I My Brother’s Keeper?" The answer set forth in the Word is, "Yes." In fact, in the New Testament, we find at least 30 "one another" passages (20 encouragements and 10
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God has asked Adam and Eve thought-provoking questions designed to make them evaluate where they stood, spiritually. He also imposed on them penalties appropriate for their disobedience. Everyone living this many centuries beyond the first couple should likewise evaluate themselves in the same manner. "Where are we, spiritually
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I'll miss the greatest, most glorious place ever conceived (Revelation 21:1-4). I'll miss a grand reunion with Christian family members who preceded me (Genesis 49:33). I'll realize the tragedy of taking for granted the blood Christ shed in sacrifice for me
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In Genesis 3, God asks several questions of His own after Satan asked the one that led to the downfall of mankind. The first of these was to Adam: "Where are you?" (v. 9). The purpose was to get him to evaluate what he had done and where