by Don Veinot | Oct 17, 2013 | Abortion, Atheism, Church, Creationsim, Culture and Society, Defend the Faith, Evolution, Human Rights Violations, Slavery, Theology
With the great and growing cultural divide between Christians and non-Christians today, discerning between true and false claims is sometimes difficult. The New Atheists have certainly ramped up the rhetoric about the ages long conflict between science and...
by Pastor G. Richard Fisher | Nov 15, 2012 | Abortion, Atheism, Channeling, Cults and Religions, Culture and Society, Culture Driven Church, Homosexuality, Slavery
Book Review: Buyer Beware Finding the Truth in the Marketplace of Ideas, Janet Parshall, Moody Press, 2012, 199 pages, $14.99 If you are looking for an informative and stimulating Christian book this one is instructive, thought provoking and practical. Janet Parshall...
by Don Veinot | Apr 26, 2012 | Culture and Society, Politics, Racism, Slavery
Wikipedia has a short article on the February 26, 2012, Shooting of Trayvon Martin. In it they mention that Trayvon was an African-American but of the George Zimmerman, the one accused of shooting Trayvon they call him a “biracial Hispanic.” This is somewhat...
by Don Veinot | Oct 20, 2011 | Defend the Faith, Human Rights Violations, Politics, Racism, Slavery
Discussion between liberals/progressives and conservatives is always difficult because we see the world so differently. What makes it more difficult is when objective facts are left out or worse, stated exactly opposite of reality. Sometimes it is an unintentional...
On issues of doctrine, that have been put forward in the public eye: I have experienced(in my active heart and…
Spot on Don. If it looks like a dog, barks like a dog, smells like a dog and behaves like…
It is my understanding that none of the Chosen was written by Mormons. It's true that Jenkins consults with a…
Well this has aged well. Don Veinot - "We talk about it in our article, “The Chosen Dilemma” and Dallas…
'For You have forsaken Your people, the house of Jacob, Because they are filled with eastern ways..." Isaish 2 reminds…