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Monthly Archives: June 2009
The politics of global warming “science”
The Preface to the recently discovered internal EPA report (which was suppressed for political reasons), begins: We have become increasingly concerned that EPA and many other agencies and countries have paid too little attention to the science of global warming. … Continue reading
Posted in Politics/Current Events
Tagged climate change, epa, fraud, global warming, obama, politics, science
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Oh, the irony…
I challenge Christians to look into psychological studies and brain research to see such things as how the brain is woefully inadequate to be objective about the facts. We skew the evidence in favor of conclusions we want to be … Continue reading
Resolving Church Conflict
Someone once said, “Where two or more are gathered together, there will be conflict.” As someone who has been involved in ministry and church leadership for over twenty years, I think there is some truth in this. While I would … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Church
Tagged Church, conflict, Matthew 18, mediate, reconciliation, resolution, sin
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On preaching chaff
It is God’s will and command that in His Church His Word be preached and believed in purity and truth, without adulteration. In God’s Church nobody should utter his own, but only God’s Word (1 Pet. 4:11). Chaff and wheat … Continue reading