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Actually, that's not in the Bible
By John Blake, CNN
(CNN) – NFL legend Mike Ditka was giving a news conference one day after being fired as the coach of the Chicago Bears when he decided to quote the Bible.
“Scripture tells you that all things shall pass,” a choked-up Ditka said after leading his team to only five wins during the previous season... read more
By John Blake, CNN
(CNN) – NFL legend Mike Ditka was giving a news conference one day after being fired as the coach of the Chicago Bears when he decided to quote the Bible.
“Scripture tells you that all things shall pass,” a choked-up Ditka said after leading his team to only five wins during the previous season... read more
GENESIS – CREATION AND EVOLUTION
-by Vernon Meyer
In 1859, Charles Darwin published his long awaited book, on the Origin of Species. While it did not detail an actual theory of evolution, the book and the ensuing controversy set in motion a “mythic” battle between biblical literalists and modern science. Since the time of the dawn of the enlight... read more
-by Vernon Meyer
In 1859, Charles Darwin published his long awaited book, on the Origin of Species. While it did not detail an actual theory of evolution, the book and the ensuing controversy set in motion a “mythic” battle between biblical literalists and modern science. Since the time of the dawn of the enlight... read more
"Why did Jesus die?"
most would say,
"He died for our sins
and
He saved us from the consequences of our sins,"
In fact,
there's only one very brief reference in the Gospel accounts
of the death of Jesus
that would indicate that He died for our sins.
Only in Matthew's Gospel,
when He changes the wine into His blood,
does
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Death, Blame, Guilt, Sin, Jesus, Consequences, Gospel, Jesus' death, Mathew's Gospel, John Chuchman
“Jesus loves me this I know, for the Bible tells me so!” So goes the familiar children’s Sunday School song. To tell the truth though, I do not remember that I ever read the bible as a child or even had a bible until I was well into High School. As a Catholic it was not until the reforms of the Second Vatican Council were well underway that I was e... read more
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Jesus, Bible, Sunday School, Catholic, Christians, Church, John 3:16, Second Vatican School, Greek, Scripture, Torah, Tanak, Books of Moses, N'viim, Books of the Prophet, K'tuvim, Old Testamnet, Monarchy, King David, Creation, New Testament, Gospel, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Apostles, Paul, Vernon Meyer
Scripture and the Idea of Divine Revelation
As I grew up I heard over and over this phrase at the end of each
scripture reading in our church services: “The Word of the Lord.” In other words what I just heard was a different kind of word from, let’s say, Walter Cronkite and
his words spoken on the CBS Evening News, or from J.D. Salinger and the ... read more
As I grew up I heard over and over this phrase at the end of each
scripture reading in our church services: “The Word of the Lord.” In other words what I just heard was a different kind of word from, let’s say, Walter Cronkite and
his words spoken on the CBS Evening News, or from J.D. Salinger and the ... read more
Tags:
Scripture, Divine Revelation, Lord, Walter Cronkite, CBS, JD Salinger, Catcher in the Rye, Bible, Jesus, Divine Word, God, Avery Dulles, Models of Revelation, William Jennings Bryant, Greek, Christian Fundamentalists, Conservative Christian Evangelicals, Catholic Neo-Scholastics, Vernon Meyer
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