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Yesterday, the citizens of the United States of America elected its 44th President. Like all election days, hope flourishes. But the day after…well now, that’s a day that often brings disappointment and despair. So I offer this little “True/False” quiz to you on the day after. —True/False On the day after the election, Jesus Christ …
Here’s a PowerPoint sermon that you might find helpful a week prior to our Presidential election. This is my firt attempt at using a plugin called “Slideshare.” I’m hoping it will work well.
The British Humanist Association has begun a “Bus Campaign” beginning today. On the sides of British buses, they have printed the following, “There’s Probably No God. Now Stop Worrying And Enjoy Life.” Well, there are many things I might say about this, but I will confine my remarks to just this thought. Convincing one there …
Few topics are able to stir the ire of people as much as a discussion on religion and politics. In fact, I’m sure some are reading this article that might normally skip by this page because the title caught their attention. However, before I address the relationship between religion and politics, I would like to …
While I was at my parent’s house this past week, I read that Janet Edwards, a “pastor” in a Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh was cleared from any wrong-doing for performing a homosexual “marriage” between two women. The Pittsburgh Presbytery’s Permanent Judicial Commission ruled that Miss Edwards was innocent of wrong-doing because the state of Pennsylvania …