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Articles about bible quote on death (0-24 of 24)
- Free And Proven Marriage Counsel: Love And God
By: marciano guerrero | - When Mary Patricia and I were graduate students -and married-we went to a party given by another married couple and for married couples; although a few single students drifted in. And like in most college-students parties way after midnight (curled up on sofas, or forming a circle on the floor, legs crossed) we discussed the hot topics of the day.
Peter and Marcella -Peter a native of Iowa, and Marcella a beauty from Peru-had met while Peter was serving in the Peace Corps. Marcella ...
Tags: love and god, marriage and bible, marriage and god, marriage and happiness, marriage quote
- Bible Heresy And The Individual's Paradigm
By: John M Bland | - There's no bigger problem in ones study of the biblical writings than ones hermeneutics. Simply defined, hermeneutics is the science of scripture interpretation.
What affects our hermeneutics, however, is our paradigm. In fact, if we all had the same paradigm, same IQ, and spent the same amount of time in our study of the writings, we would all draw the same conclusions. But, alas, God never made clones, people do that.
It was the Jewish paradigm that kept the majority of ...
Tags: Religious beliefs, different religious beliefs, heresy, bible heresy, heretics, dogma, dogmatic
- Death Of Stephen J. Gould
By: William Nugent | - With sadness I must report the recent death of Dr. Stephen Jay Gould, 61, Harvard professor and prolific author. Dr. Gould was a down to earth, affable man who wrote many books on the subject of evolution.
He attempted to bring evolution to the masses in simplistic terms. His work is reminiscent of that of Thomas Huxley (1825-1895). Huxley was called Darwin's bulldog for his aggressive spreading of the Darwinian faith.
Why would a creationist as myself mourn the de ...
Tags: evolution, punctuated, equilibrium, hopeful, monster, creationism, creation, Gould, Stephen, fossils
- Fetus: I Hope He Changes His Mind
By: Rev Michael Bresciani | - The question is rhetorical. Obviously liberally minded Americans think Obamas policies are all just peachy keen and conservative Americans are trying to hold back the urge to regurgitate. Pragmatically speaking, if we could suspend the question of right and wrong, is the unborn child any safer? Liberal or conservative, there is no choice here; the answer is an unequivocal no.
Redundancies are safe in journalism if an author is found to quote say Lincoln or Albert Schweitze ...
Tags: Iraq, Afghanistan, abortion, Obama, clinic, liberalAP, Egypt, bible, supreme court, sus scrofa, John the Baptist, Hebrew, midwives, religion, roe v. wade, google, ste
- The Inauguration Of Barack Obama - A/k/a Barry Soetoro
By: Rev Michael Bresciani | - Twenty two percent of the United States voted for Obama in the general election. John McCain drew a little under Obamas tally so that means that 78 percent of the nation either voted for McCain or did not vote at all. With all the hype about the Obama inauguration it seems safe to say not everyone is perfectly thrilled with the choice the 22 percent has made. Lets see.
The sycophantic gushing of the liberal media goes on in full splendor in spite of the accusations ...
Tags: Barry Soetoro, Barack Obama, Roosevelt Bush, Hollister, Hitler, Mao, Stalin, Lincoln, Howard Kurtz, Washington Post, Brad Pitt, FOCA, Matt Barber, World View Times
- Bible Contradictions - True Or False?
By: Denny Smith | - If we believe the Bible is the word of God why do we often interpret it in a way that makes it contradict itself? Truth is harmonious or else it's not truth and cannot be. Jesus says of God's word, "your word is truth." (John 17:17) It does not oppose itself when properly interpreted.
Martin Luther was persuaded he had found contradiction in the Bible between what Paul wrote in Romans about salvation being by faith versus James saying it was by works. In an online article enti ...
Tags: Bible, scriptures, faith, works, baptism, grace, repentance, Christ, Jesus, confession, word of God, Peter, Martin Luther, obedience, James
- Death And Life And The Bible
By: Robin Calamaio | - Death first. Is death just a part of life? Is it simply an impersonal, random event with no hostile intent? All longevity models (evolution) think so. On the other hand, if death is imposed - that changes everything. What a massive understatement. Evolution and Biblical Creationism, are the two primary competitors in Western thought on origins. They are at great odds on this subject. Indeed, the two systems could not be more diametrically opposed. Here is a comparative review of these t ...
Tags: Bible verse death, bible quote on death, bible death, eternal life, resurrection, life resurrection, wrath of god, bible and evolution, death in the bible
- When The God Of Empiricism Fails - Science Blocks Its Ears
By: Rev Michael Bresciani | - Secularisms academicians are now saying the best way to null the message is to ignore both it and the messengers. Does anyone remember why we call them universities?
The key word in the latest guidance offered to today's students is ignore. Is it blatant, brazen or both to call for the use of ignorance to gain or retain knowledge? It is no secret that every deadly ideology of the past had to ignore the truth about a lot of things including itself for its survival and p ...
Tags: Religion, Christianity, secularist, universities, Colorado, highschool, students, Dawkins, Hitchens, O'Hare, Darwin, evolution, political science, Rev Bresciani, Am
- The Promise Fulfilled
By: Jerry Richard Boone | - John the Baptist
In A.D. 26, a prophet named John, who we know as John the Baptist, began preaching in the Desert of Judah, "Repent for the kingdom of heaven is near." (Matthew 3:1-2) Quoting the words of Isaiah he said: "A voice of one calling in the desert, 'Prepare the way for the Lord, make straight paths for him.' " (Matthew 3:3)
Jesus of Nazareth
Later on in that same year, another young man (about thirty years old) began teaching in ...
Tags: Christianity, Jesus of Nazareth, John the Baptist, Biblical prophecies, Messianic prophecies, kingdom of heaven, resurrection, fulfilled prophecies, S
- The Promised One
By: Jerry Richard Boone | - God's Prophecy of a Blessing
Old Testament prophecy was not exclusively about the rise and fall of cities and states. No, not at all. In fact, a good portion of the prophecies were devoted to unraveling a mystery. It all began at least as far back as 2091 B.C. God told Abram (later called Abraham): "Everyone on earth will be blessed because of you." (Genesis 12:3 CEV)
Around 2050 B.C., the prediction becomes a bit more clear. God tells Abraham: "... your des ...
Tags: Messiah, Prophecy of the Messiah, prophecies of the Bible, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Daniel, Abraham, Jacob, David
- Blogging Christians And Internet Evangelism - Experts Say It Is Top Means Of Witnessing
By: Rev Michael Bresciani | - Jason Lee Miller an editor and skillful writer for WebProNews said, In the past two years, blogging, as a profession, has grown from geeky obscurity into a direct challenge to the journalism industry, even with bloggers' reputation for being unruly, unvetted, grammatically and syntactically insufficient, and above all, a disorganized mess.
Although Mr. Miller is correct there are those who believe that blogging may eventually go the way of the internet chat room and fade into i ...
Tags: Christianity, religion, blogging, blogs, opinion, Hightower, Pontius Pilate, Ray Comfort, evangelism, witnessing, bible, Christ, American Prophet, diplomacy, debate
- Kantian Ethics: "good Vs. Evil"
By: Don Alexander | - Kantian ethics, or "It's Your Duty," as Wilkens states, is centered on one's duty for the good of the cause and utilizing reason as a means to an end. I liked the example of the courtroom in Wilkens text, where he talks about a juror who has to make the choice to vote "not-guilty" in a trial, because there is not enough evidence to support the verdict. Kantian ethics supports looking at "the best choice" instead of one's own choice or personal opinion as the highest tally mark.
Wi ...
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- Hitchens Is Not Great: The Poison Of Pride
By: Rev Michael Bresciani | - Even a better than middling mind is bound to find a reason to be bored with Hitchens book God is not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything. Impeccable English and brilliant elucidation does little to keep the mind from wandering repeatedly to Matthew 6:23b If therefore the light that is in thee be darkness, how great is that darkness!
Hitchens either doesn't know or perhaps doesn't care that almost all Christians who see themselves as saved by the grace of God through the fin ...
Tags: Hitchens, God is not Great, Nietzsche, Freud, Hannity, O'Reilly, factor, Cambridge, Oxford, Genesis, Bible, Christ,
- Restoration Of The Church
By: Jerry Richard Boone | - Back-to-the-Bible Movement
During the later part of the eighteenth and early nineteenth century, a number of church congregations decided that creeds, regardless of whoever wrote them and whatever form they take, are divisive and not in accord with the teachings of the New Testament. They sought to end their denominational ties and become mere Christians with no separating labels.
Why should we base the church exclusively on the New Testament? Jesus chose fro ...
Tags: Jesus, New Testament Christianity, church Restoration, churches of Christ, back to the Bible, Barton W. Stone, Thomas Campbell, Alexander Campbell, J
- Darwin Applauds Christianity
By: Gary Kurz | - There have been many scholarly and unimpeachable arguments written in opposition to the theory of evolution. Still, people will believe what they want to believe. Evolution theory has been pounded into the heads of children for many decades and it is very difficult to dislodge wrong thinking when so many teach that it is right.
In spite of this theory being promoted in almost every major theme of study (i.e. mathematics, social studies, history, psychology, etc.), the adoption o ...
Tags: creation, evolution, example, faith, missions
- Reformation Of The Church
By: Jerry Richard Boone | - Over time, the apostate church slowly drifted further and further from the scriptures in organization, in doctrine, and in worship practices. Along with its doctrinal corruption came moral corruption as well. Certainly not everyone condoned these practices. Within the church itself arose courageous reformers who sought to bring the church back into conformity with the scriptures. Among the first of these reformers was John Wycliffe.
John Wycliffe
Born around 1320, John W ...
Tags: Protestant Reformation, John Wycliffe, John Huss, Martin Luther, Ulrich Zwingli, William Tyndale, and John Calvin, church creeds, church divisions
- Look What They've Done To My Church
By: Jerry Richard Boone | - Whatever happened to that early church -- the one that Jesus founded and Paul helped promulgate throughout the known world of the first century? It changed. Slowly and surely, it changed.
Warnings of Departure from the Faith
Yes, they warned us. Both Peter and Paul said it would happen. And it did.
Paul in his first letter to Timothy: "Now the Spirit expressly says that in latter times some will depart from the faith, giving heed to deceiving s ...
Tags: apostate church, history about Christianity, church organization, church doctrine, church worship, warnings, examples, human creeds, instrumental musi
- Sins Against People
By: Jerry Richard Boone | - What difference does it make whether we keep the Golden Rule? The difference between heaven and hell, says Jesus. Should we ignore his advice? or listen to what he has to say?
"An expert in the law tested him with this question: 'Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the law?'
"Jesus replied: 'Love the Lord your God with all of your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and the greatest commandment. And the second is like it: ...
Tags: murder, revenge, theft, bragging, boasting, careless talk, complaining, grumbling, dissensions, factions, gossips, insults, lying, offensive talk, per
- Glimpses Of Esoteric Christianity Part 7
By: Luxamore | - The exoteric Church teaches that those who believe in the man Jesus would eventuate in the physical resurrection of their decaying flesh or bones at the day of reckoning. We would all inherit or rather enter into God's kingdom, if we would obey and give credence to the dogmas invented by the priesthood. It is a pity that man would believe in such fanciful ideas, especially when St. Paul himself declares that,
"flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God, nor does the perisha ...
Tags: church, kingdom, philosophy, Piscean, Aquarian, esoteric, gnosis, Jehovah, doctrines, spirituality
- Glimpses Of Esoteric Christianity Part 4
By: Luxamore | - Reincarnation
Everything in this universe is in motion. Movement produces change, or transformation. This is an eternal constant, a Law of the Cosmos, and it is immutable. The process of transformation occurs in stages, phases, and cycles. Every unit of life unfolds its consciousness in accord with the Law of Activity and Rest. The cycle of activity begins with birth, youth, maturity; it declines with old age and ends with so-called death, which is the period of Rest. The cycle co ...
Tags: reincarnation, karma, esotericism, Christianity, Self, law, Truth, Great White Brotherhood, gospel
- Jesus: Legendary Hero Or Real Man?
By: Jerry Richard Boone | - Surely, it's the most extraordinary story ever told. Jesus, the Christ, the Son of God, came to earth and sacrificed himself so that we mortals might have eternal life. Yes, an extraordinary story, but is it fact? or fiction? One compelling bit of evidence strongly suggests it is indeed a fact. Even so, you will never hear it mentioned in a church!
Say you were examining an old manuscript and wanted to determine whether the story was fact or fiction, what should you look for? Scho ...
Tags: Jesus, four Gospels, apostles, John the Baptist, Parable of the Shrewd Manager, Jesus' prophecies, Christianity, the Messiah, Moses, Peter
- Was Jesus Mistaken?
By: Jerry Richard Boone | - Various Meanings of Kingdom in the New Testament
When Jesus said some of those standing with him would live to "see the Son of Man coming in his kingdom," was he predicting his transformation? Or the establishment of his church? Or his second coming?
Jesus uses the term "kingdom" or "kingdom of heaven" or 'kingdom of God" in several different ways. In Matthew chapter 12, it appears that the kingdom is already a present reality: "But if I drive out demons by the Spir ...
Tags: Jesus, Jesus' prophecies, kingdom, kingdom of heaven, kingdom of God, Christianity, James, Peter, this generation, God the Father, Jesus is the Messia
- Prophetic Days In American Prophecy
By: Dana Smith | - Prophecy is happening daily in America. The events unfold as bible prophecy comes alive.
America has been the scene for generations of people who have witnessed prophecy unfolding. It is in America that the Great commission got another foot hold. From the corridors of Europe during World war II came the ending of spreading the gospel as Hitlers war machine took over the known world.
It was in this scene that America came to the rescue. From these steps during the ...
Tags: America, Israel, prophecy, Palestinians, middle east, policy
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