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Christian Holidays #11 (opens the original)
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One would presume that Christian people would like to know more about God. And yet there is a treasure trove in the Bible of which most Christian folk are blissfully unaware. In the first place, we don’t read our Bibles enough, and in the second place we dismiss parts of the Bible for one reason or another. Now I submit that, on the face of it, dismissing any part of the Bible is not a smart thing to do—for the Bible is the true record of the revelation of God to man. And if you want to know and
Immortality #2 (opens the original)
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There was in Jerusalem a valley called Hinnom. In the early part of the first century, it was the city dump. There was no Environmental Protection Agency, so fires burned there all the time. Dead animals had to be disposed of that way, and there was the constant stream of refuse that any civilization produces. Fire, of course is purifying. It is the one sure way of disposing of things that otherwise might attract vermin and create epidemics. But the valley of Hinnom had a very dark history. And
Immortality #1 (opens the original)
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Do you want to live forever? Are you sure ? Now if you are the careful sort, you will want to know what forever is like before you answer the question. If it involves living forever in Dante’s inferno—the traditional hell of Christian theology—then your answer will probably be No thanks, I’ll take oblivion. On the other hand, if it involves heaven, you will probably want to go for that—although it has been observed that some of the traditional ideas of heaven sound a little boring. Now I don’t m
Christian Origins #56 - Romans (opens the original)
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What is it about us that we have so much trouble minding our own business? Isn’t managing your own life a full time job? How is it then that you can give so much time to managing the life of other people? Which do you spend more time analyzing, your own life, or the lives of other people? To whom do you give the most advice, to yourself, or to other people? At one level, this is not a big deal, but at another level it can be very damaging. Paul addresses this in the 14th chapter of his letter to
Christian Origins #55 - Romans (opens the original)
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Since Religion and Faith are the very core and purpose of life. Since there is nothing that is more important, nothing else that is eternal, why are they so mysterious? Why doesn’t God just come right out and state plainly what he intends to do? Why the mystery? I also know that it is no simple matter to explain spiritual things to a physical mind. We live in a one-way universe. It had a beginning and it is headed toward an inexorable end. So are we. So how do we get our mind around a God who ha
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