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Category Archives: Religion
Our Founders, Deists or Christians?
That is a question that few tire of asking and even fewer tire of answering. Books, essays, and debates have been centered around that single question. Despite many great efforts, and for whatever reason, the question persists. Why exactly that … Continue reading
The day Christianity became a fighting faith
National Post | “The day Christianity became a fighting faith” In 624 A.D., the Muslim faith was still young — so young that Mohammed had not yet even conquered Mecca, which was controlled by pagans. The Meccans’ army was three times as … Continue reading
The Political Philosophy of Augustine
By Jack Kerwick Augustine (354 A.D.—430 A.D.), a one-time bishop of Hippo, is undoubtedly the most distinguished clergyman to which the Roman Catholic Church—or any church, for that matter—can lay claim. He was also one of the most prolific and … Continue reading
Is Democracy As Much To Blame As Islam In The Mid East?
Why do Muslims willingly turn from modernity? To find our answer, we must put away the ideal and look upon the Middle East as it actually is. The Middle East is not a mystery. Its polity and society is as … Continue reading
4th Century Fragment of Papyrus Mentions Jesus’ Wife
Another ancient source that some will use to convince the world Jesus was married. It is an ancient source associated with gnosticism, an offshoot of 1st century Christianity that developed into a mystic (what we would consider new age) religion … Continue reading
Posted in Religion
Tagged Christianity, Early Christianity, Gnosticism, Harvard Divinity School, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Mary Magdalene
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Liberal Hypocrisy on Religion
Why is the author singling out Mormonism as opposed to the more mainstream Christan groups? Well for starters, the Republicans have nominated a Mormon for president named Mitt Romney. Another reason is that liberals are aware of that and have … Continue reading
Manufactured Effrontery and Violence in the Middle East
If you need further evidence which demonstrates the gulf that lies between contemporary Middle Eastern and Western thought than you need look no further than a comment made by a 22-year-old “religious student” in the ME to a Daily Beast correspondent. … Continue reading
Libyan Officials Apprehend Four Suspects in the Benghazi Attacks.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Libyan officials have apprehended four people allegedly connected with the killing of four Americans, including the US Ambassador to Libya, Chris Stevens. BENGHAZI—Four people have been arrested in connection with the attack against the American consulate … Continue reading
TIME TO CHOOSE
A Presidential aide steps into the oval office, eyes down, nervously he lays two envelopes on the small table and hurriedly backs out of the door and scuttles away. The White House Washington, D.C. U.S.A. Office of the … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Islam, Opinion, Terrorism, World Events
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Do You Live in a Backwater Muslim Country?
Are you a Muslim who is uneducated, unemployed, and just plain crazy? Do you often find yourself in rage constantly? Would you like to make some quick cash? If you answered yes to these questions, we have a deal for … Continue reading
Posted in Islam
Tagged Christian persecution, Egypt, Middle Eastern Christians, Muslim Brotherhood, radical islam
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And We Wonder Why the State Department Is Underfunded
When a mob of cotton-mouthed, rabid Salafists stormed the US Embassy in Cairo over some obscure, amateur video “insulting the prophet Mohammad,” the diplomats at the embassy apologized. That’s right. After the Islamic hounds stormed the compound, ripped down the … Continue reading
Egyptians Murder and Torture Christians While There is Silence from Washington
The Moral Liberal Calls for Christians to be killed with some of them reportedly crucified on trees are the new reality of the Egyptian government under a Muslim Brotherhood president and a legislature run by not only the Brotherhood but also the … Continue reading
