There’s an excellent article about the recent goings on in Florida with one Todd Bentley Here.
I remember reading the book they mention, The Beautiful Side of Evil, many years ago, so I can vouch for the quotes although I do not own the book. It’s so sad that no one paid attention, and especially that [...]
I suppose I should have expected it, but it still greatly disappoints me. In the series I mentioned a couple posts ago that is running at Herescope, today was Part 2. I was nodding in agreement as the article exposed McLaren’s promotion of Preterism and Open Theism, but then came the “equal and opposite [...]
People are incurably religious. They like to do certain things to make them feel close to God (I am specifically referring to the One True God here, and the people I’m talking about are Christians). And there’s nothing wrong with such a quest on the surface. But when they cross the line and replace the [...]
Toward the end of Acts, in chapter 17, the apostle Paul is in Athens and is invited to speak to their philosophers about his “strange teaching”. He begins with the statement “I see that you are very religious”, which came from his observation of the many shrines to various gods in the city. They even [...]
You may recall from earlier posts (You Shall Be Like God and Contemplative Spirituality) that what is being heavily promoted today as “true” Christianity is nothing of the sort, but a counterfeit. Many believers are being relentlessly pressured with the notion that the Bible is insufficient or deficient and that the truly spiritual Christian will [...]
Moral relativism has been around for a long time, but now it’s mainstream. To believe that there are absolute truths of any kind is to commit about the only thing people today will call a “sin”. Of course, the irony of committing that very sin while condemning it escapes most people, like being intolerant of [...]
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