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  • New York's Museum of Biblical Art Opens

    06/19/2005 4:08:59 PM PDT · by Republicanprofessor · 21 replies · 683+ views
    phillyburbs.com ^ | 6/19/2005 | Richard Ostling
    NEW YORK - The Museum of Biblical Art, one of the few in America to explore the theme, opens Thursday with a striking show of works on scriptural motifs by self-taught, Southern folk artists. Located near Columbus Circle in Manhattan, the museum is a $3 million expansion and spinoff from a gallery the American Bible Society operated since 1997. Its initial offering features 95 pieces titled "Coming Home! Self-Taught Artists, the Bible and the American South." University of Memphis art historian Carol Crown assembled the show, on display through July 24, which was previously seen at her campus and Florida...
  • Only 1 in 11 Christians Has a Biblical Worldview

    06/09/2005 12:03:02 PM PDT · by Rytwyng · 278 replies · 2,441+ views
    Chalcedon Foundation ^ | 6/7/05 | Lee Duigon
    Radio evangelist Chuck Baldwin, WorldNetDaily, and Whistleblower magazine have recently revisited findings by Christian opinion researcher George Barna that only 9% of born-again Christians have a Biblical perspective on life. “The problem with America’s Christianity today is that, for the most part, it doesn’t exist!” Baldwin said, in a June 1 broadcast. We should revisit these figures too. They first appeared in a Barna Update December 1, 2003: “A Biblical Worldview Has a Radical Effect on a Person’s Life.”[1] Barna defined a Biblical worldview as belief in eight propositions: Absolute moral truths exist. The Bible defines moral truth. Jesus Christ...
  • Back to Basics; Evil Makes a Comeback - (is there such a thing as "evil?")

    06/03/2005 6:07:11 PM PDT · by CHARLITE · 23 replies · 799+ views
    PFM.ORG ^ | JUNE 3, 2005 | MARK EARLEY
    Note: This commentary was delivered by Prison Fellowship President Mark Earley. When the New York Times is willing to consider the possibility that evil exists, you have to wonder what’s really going on. Joking aside, the Times ran an intriguing article, titled, “For the Worst of Us, the Diagnosis May Be ‘Evil.’” It gives valuable insight into a secularized culture grappling with the question of what makes people do bad things. Author Benedict Carey writes, “Most psychiatrists . . . avoid the word evil, contending that its use would precipitate a dangerous slide from clinical to moral judgment that could...
  • POLITICAL CORRECTNESS, LIBERAL APPEASEMENT, PEOPLE OF FAITH & RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN AMERICA.

    04/24/2005 2:46:11 PM PDT · by IleeneWright · 12 replies · 350+ views
    April 24, 2005 | ILEENEWRIGHT
    Maybe it's just me.....that's always a plausable possibility lol, but as an AMERICAN person of faith, in my instance a Christian, as well as a Republican Conservative, I have begun to see what I perceive as an alarming trend towards political correctness and liberal appeasement, which I believe is beginning to slowly erode the protection of religious Constitutional rights and freedoms for people of faith. Clearly the Terri Schindler-Schiavo case is a prime example of this trend! Another example providing an opportunity to witness tolerance of blatant anti-religious behavior from liberals, are the various discussion boards, which at one time,...
  • Feminism on College Campuses

    04/11/2005 6:21:29 PM PDT · by keen01212 · 5 replies · 475+ views
    Being a female Junior at Seton Hall University, I am constantly bombarded by anti-feminine ideologies. Between liberal professors and administration, it is very hard to embrace the dignity of being a woman. It is often stereotyped here that if a woman doesn't provide the main income in her household, pushing around her man... then she has given in to being barefoot, pregnant, and in the kitchen. After searching for a positive Female Role model, I came across the renowned Dr. Alice von Hildebrand. I was also able, through Campus Ministry, to get her on Campus to speak on "The Privilege...
  • Feminism on College Campuses

    04/11/2005 6:21:22 PM PDT · by keen01212 · 1 replies · 244+ views
    Being a female Junior at Seton Hall University, I am constantly bombarded by anti-feminine ideologies. Between liberal professors and administration, it is very hard to embrace the dignity of being a woman. It is often stereotyped here that if a woman doesn't provide the main income in her household, pushing around her man... then she has given in to being barefoot, pregnant, and in the kitchen. After searching for a positive Female Role model, I came across the renowned Dr. Alice von Hildebrand. I was also able, through Campus Ministry, to get her on Campus to speak on "The Privilege...
  • Dividing the Land, Dishonoring God’s Covenant

    03/23/2005 10:03:15 PM PST · by Crackingham · 150 replies · 1,831+ views
    CBN ^ | Mar. 24, ,2005 | Chris Mitchell
    Israel today faces one of the most traumatic times in its history. The division within Israel over Ariel Sharon’s plan to evict Jews from Gaza has put Israel on the brink of a civil war. Many believing Jews and Christians say it also puts both Israel and the U.S. on the wrong side of the Bible. On any given day in Israel, you are likely to see Israelis protesting. Opponents of Sharon’s Gaza Pullout Plan say he is giving up promised land, and making Israel dangerously vulnerable to its enemies. Protesters on the left applaud Sharon and hope he will...
  • Scholar: Archaeology rebuffs effort to erase biblical Israel

    03/03/2005 8:23:18 AM PST · by Michael_Michaelangelo · 35 replies · 915+ views
    BPNEWS ^ | 03/02/05 | Michael McCormack
    NEW ORLEANS (BP)--Revisionist scholars in Europe are ignoring a wealth of archaeological evidence in seeking to discount and, ultimately, erase belief in the biblical Israel, noted archaeologist William Dever said at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Dever, professor emeritus of Near Eastern archaeology and anthropology at the University of Arizona, shared his research during the Manuel Family Lecture on Archaeology and the Bible in early February. The lecture is designed to present current archaeological research pointing to the reliability of Scripture. Dever described the revisionists’ propositions as: “There is no history in the Hebrew Bible. It’s all written too late...
  • Biblical forgery case in court...

    12/29/2004 8:11:39 PM PST · by crushelits · 55 replies · 1,151+ views
    msnbc.msn.com ^ | Dec. 29, 2004 | AP
    International News This undated photo released by the Israel Museum on Dec. 24 shows a forged ivory pomegranate that had been thought to be the only surviving relic from Solomon's Temple. Israel accuses 4 of forging trove of biblical artifacts Sophisticated fakes were hailed as important archeological discoveries. JERUSALEM - Israeli police indicted four antique dealers and collectors Wednesday for allegedly running a sophisticated forgery ring that created a trove of fake biblical artifacts, including some hailed as among the most important archaeological objects ever uncovered in the region.The forged items include an ivory pomegranate touted by scholars as the only relic...
  • Burial box of Jesus's brother is hoax, say experts

    12/24/2004 10:43:34 AM PST · by flitton · 14 replies · 851+ views
    timesonline ^ | 24/12/04 | Ian MacKinnon
    AN ISRAELI collector of antiquities who stunned the world with a find that he said was the burial container of Jesus’ “brother”, James, is to be charged with forgery. Justice Ministry officials said last night that Oded Golan would be indicted next week on a range of charges that would include forgery over an inscription on the stone container that carried the script in Aramaic reading: “James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus”. Six others are also to be charged. The discovery of the ossuary in October 2002 was hailed as one of the great archaeological discoveries of the age...
  • PROPHETIC SIGNS THAT WE ARE IN THE END TIMES [A good summary of SOME key evidences--QX]

    11/07/2004 8:40:35 PM PST · by Quix · 1,655 replies · 22,523+ views
    CONTENDER MINISTRIES ^ | 11 JUL 2004 | JENNIFER RAST
    Prophetic Signs that we are in the End Times Contender Ministries -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Bible gives many examples of signs that should warn us of the coming end of the age. Six such signs are given by Jesus, two characteristics are given by Paul, and eleven other occurrences are given by the prophets to occur prior to or soon after the end of the age. While we are also told we will not know the time of the End, God obviously wanted us to know when that time was getting closer. As the Christian church is increasingly drawn into the interfaith...
  • A Biblical Worldview Has a Radical Effect on a Person's Life

    12/02/2003 11:33:21 AM PST · by Onelifetogive · 15 replies · 144+ views
    barna.org ^ | Dec 1, 2003 | Barna Research
    (Ventura, CA) - Any objective social analyst would conclude that the United States faces its fair share of moral and spiritual problems. A new research study from the Barna Research Group'suggests that a large share of the nation's moral and spiritual challenges is directly attributable to the absence of a biblical worldview among Americans. Citing the findings from a just-completed national survey of 2033 adults that showed only 4% of adults have a biblical worldview as the basis of their decision-making, researcher George Barna described the outcome. "If Jesus Christ came to this planet as a model of how we...
  • The Ark of Hope (Indianapolis, Indiana)

    11/06/2003 9:18:17 AM PST · by Gretchen Fairchild · 1 replies · 187+ views
    http://earthchartersummits.org/locations/indianapolisin/default.htmhttp://www.Ark-of-Hope.org
  • Learning to Think Christianly: Taking Time to Study

    09/17/2003 8:40:14 AM PDT · by Mr. Silverback · 15 replies · 268+ views
    BreakPoint ^ | 17 September 03 | Chuck Colson
    Pollster George Barna, one of the most astute observers of the evangelical scene today, is in the midst of a nationwide tour conducting seminars for ministers and church leaders. One of the things he discovered that disturbed him most, he said, was that so few born-again Christians have a biblical worldview. According to one study, 91 percent do not have a worldview. And this, Barna concluded, is one of the reasons the Church is so weak. At BreakPoint and the Wilberforce Forum, we're trying hard to do something about that. Daily broadcasts on radio stations nationwide tell you how to...
  • Crucifying Mel Gibson - a film called "The Passion"

    08/24/2003 7:57:06 AM PDT · by CtPoliticsGuy · 23 replies · 332+ views
    Radiofree West Hartford ^ | August 23, 2003 | Alan Caruba
    Recently the Anti-Defamation League's national director, Abraham Foxman, had some unkind words for Mel Gibson's movie, "The Passion", a film that depicts the last twelve hours of the life of Jesus. This movie won't even be released until 2004, but Gibson is showing it in rough cut to various audiences. Latin and Aramaic are the languages of the film, but my guess is that, thanks to some judicious dubbing, Jesus will be speaking English by the time it hits the big screen. Latin dominated the era in which Jesus lived because it was the language of the Romans whose empire...
  • If Noah lived today.

    08/22/2003 10:40:24 AM PDT · by aynfan · 27 replies · 445+ views
    Internet | 08/22/03 | unknown
    IF NOAH WERE ALIVE TODAY It is the year 2003 and Noah lives in the United States. The Lord speaks to Noah and says: “In one year I am going to make it rain and cover the whole earth with water until all is destroyed. But I want you to save the righteous people and two of every kind of living thing on the earth. Therefore, I am commanding you to build an Ark.” In a flash of lightning, God delivered the specifications for an Ark. Fearful and trembling, Noah took the plans and agreed to build the Ark. “Remember,”...
  • Experts call Biblical artifact a fake

    06/18/2003 6:47:53 AM PDT · by bedolido · 124 replies · 388+ views
    USA Today ^ | 06/18/03 | Associated Press
    <p>JERUSALEM (AP) — An ancient burial box purported to have held the bones of Jesus' brother, James, is a fake, Israel's Antiquities Authority said Wednesday. The ossuary, which bore the inscription "James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus," had been touted by some scholars as the oldest archaeological link to New Testament figures.</p>
  • ACLU wants Florida to recall AIDS brochure Biblical references called inappropriate

    04/04/2003 12:25:31 PM PST · by NormsRevenge · 10 replies · 237+ views
    SF Gate ^ | 4/4/03 | Dana Canedy - NY Times
    <p>Miami -- The American Civil Liberties Union of Florida is asking the Florida Department of Health to recall an AIDS information brochure that includes biblical references and tells people to "answer Jesus' call" by reaching out to people with HIV.</p>
  • "TESTAMENT: Roleplaying in the Biblical Era" (For Dungeons & Dragons. Any D&D playing FReepers?)

    02/06/2003 8:58:56 AM PST · by Green Knight · 74 replies · 609+ views
    Green Ronin ^ | 02-06-03 | Press Release
    GREEN RONIN TO PUBLISH TESTAMENT CAMPAIGN SETTING Biblical Era to Come to Life for d20 Fans January 16, 2003—SEATTLE, WA: This April Green Ronin delves into the past with Testament: Roleplaying in the Biblical Era. Part history, part mythology, Testament is the d20 System campaign setting that's both instantly familiar and yet unlike any game world you have ever experienced. "I conceived this product as an alternative to the current crop of fantasy worlds," says Green Ronin President Chris Pramas. "Really, how many more vaguely Tolkien-esque fantasy settings do we need?" Veteran RPG and computer game designer Scott Bennie...
  • "The SEASON of Generation-Choicemaker"

    02/03/2003 7:30:36 AM PST · by CChoicemaker · 122+ views
    original ^ | 1997 | James Fletcher Baxter
    http://www.geocities.com/James-Baxter/