A national media campaign to promote the authority of the Bible began running commercials on Fox News, FoxNews.com and MSNBC.com on Monday.
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Mar 03 2010
Finally, Something I can watch on FoxNews
Feb 21 2010
How far should we take Inspiration?
Every written word of Scripture is literally “God-breathed” (II Tim. 3:16, John 10:35, Matt. 5:18, Rev. 22:18-19), and for our edification, not to confuse or mislead us, so it is not possible for God to breathe out a falsehood or even a possibly misleading statement based on limitations of human perspective. However, how far does inspiration go? See an interesting discussion here.
Feb 20 2010
The Bible: A History Online, but only for the Brits
Really, really, really, really wanted to watch this… If you are not in the U.S., I’m pretty sure you get a glimpse, however:
Feb 12 2010
Young and Old Earth Creation Beliefs and Origins
Long ages are a recent phenomenon to justify evolutionary philosophy. I used to believe the day-age and/or gap models were credible, until I realized they had a number of linguistic and logical problems, and that my view was not based on the Bible’s language or historical views, but simply to accommodate long age concepts. These models were constructed in the nineteenth century in an attempt to harmonize evolutionary dogma with the Biblical text. Long ages were touted as ‘proven’ by science, and therefore it seemed necessary to force the Bible’s language to conform to this supposed scientific fact even if this created linguistic, logical and historical inconsistencies.
See how this came about at Young and Old Earth Creation Beliefs and Origins.
Feb 12 2010
The Place of the Bible in a Post-Christian World
The author makes good sense, for those with an ear to hear. No one is disparaging the bible or holy Scriptures, but he is making a point that we have to understand our audience. Hat tip to Europe bound Ken and from Pastoralia:
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Feb 11 2010
Great resource – Faith Comes by Hearing
Here. I signed up a while ago, but I thought that I might offer a reminder:
Faith Comes By Hearing offers the world’s largest catalog of Audio Bibles to individuals and nations who hunger to hear.
Offering every person on our planet equal access to the Bible requires meeting the unique needs of generations, technical societies, and fast-paced lifestyles. It also means meeting the cultural and literacy challenges presented when working in underdeveloped countries. Faith Comes By Hearing is rising to meet the biblical needs of a complex world through modern technology. MP3 Bible, BibleSticks for all ages, and third-world culturally adapted playback units, Proclaimer, are just a taste of the technology that God is using to spread His Word throughout the world with Faith Comes By Hearing programs. And, the plans include offering this technology in every language or tongue…
Feb 04 2010
Something Helpful in Bibleworks 8
You can catch my other reviews and interactions with Bibleworks 8 here.
Jan 28 2010
Miracles, Evolution and False Prophets
There is increasing concern about the end of the world and 2012, but what did Christ say would be the greatest deception of the last days? Check out this interesting article!
Dec 30 2009
Inerrancy is not Literalism and other thoughts on the matter
The topic of Inerrancy is going around the biblioblogosphere, among other topics, so I thought I might take a moment to dialogue this post. In part,
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Dec 26 2009
Is Inerrancy an Essential Christian Doctrine?
Henry posted something the other day which is a continuing conversation which I have not only with others, but with the Scriptures.
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