Originally posted on driftersandparkingspaces:
In 2004 the British National Party (BNP) – antisemitic and racist Holocaust deniers) – ran a Jewish candidate in London’s local elections. Mrs Pat Robertson’s (nee Feldman) candidacy was branded a “sick stunt” by Jewish community…
Table of Contents The Context for this Blog Post Disclaimer The Virgin Birth – What is its purpose? Is Luke’s Jesus Divine &/or Preexistent? A Titular Christological Approach Does Luke call Jesus ‘God’ (theos)? Son/Son of God Son of Man… Read More ›
By Justin Parrot (originally published on Yaqeen Institute ) In the name of God, the Gracious, the Merciful International just-war theory crystalized after the Second World War with the signing of the United Nations Charter in 1945 and the subsequent Geneva… Read More ›
Sobering stuff from Pastor Brian McLaren. This just shows how religion can be misused for destruction.
By Aisha Stacey (originaly posted in IslamReligion.com) Islam is a religion devoted to the concept of mercy. Muslims are encouraged to be merciful towards each other, towards all of humankind, towards animals, and even towards the environment. God is the… Read More ›
This individual was originally a committed Christian. Then he converted to Islam where he produced many videos polemicising against Christianity and promoting Islam. Last year he announced he had left Islam and then produced some amateurish videos attacking his former faith. Then he reportedly… Read More ›
About a year ago a missionary organisation Living Waters Europe turned up at Hyde Park in London unannounced on a Saturday (not the traditional Speakers’ Corner day which is Sundays). I popped down the road to meet up with them… Read More ›
Hans Küng is a Swiss Catholic priest, theologian, and author.
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This part of the history of honor killings you’re unlikely to read or hear about. In 1947 in the British colony of Nigeria, English judges had to overturn what they viewed as the backwards ruling of a local Shariah court…. Read More ›
Originally posted on Discover The Truth:
Kaleef K. Karim What was the age of Rebecca when she was married off to Isaac? According to Rabbis in medieval history, she was no older than three 3-years-old. The Rabbis deduced this age…
Isn’t it the height of bad faith if we turn to God only after everyone else, or everything else, has failed us? Isn’t that trivialising God’s greatness that we’ve put Him last on our list? If so, will He still listen to my plea for help? Should… Read More ›
Filmed yesterday at Speakers’ Corner, Hyde Park, London.
Originally posted on Jack The Lad:
Yoshinori Ohsu Noble Prize Winners proves fasting is good for ones health and a system that scientists hope to harness in the fight against cancer, Alzheimer’s and other diseases. ? Yoshinori Ohsumi, a cellular…
The Humble I In the first part of the blog (here), I discussed a ‘proof’ for the existence of God vis-a-via the kalam cosmological argument. We saw how, as a rational argument, it is well reasoned, cogent and logical; hence giving a lie to… Read More ›
The Humble I As anyone familiar with anti-religious polemics knows, the core criticism by today’s New Atheists is that, allegedly, belief in God is both infantile and irrational. It is, they say, a childish delusion that ought to have died out as humanity reached its… Read More ›
Originally posted on Discover The Truth:
Kaleef K. Karim Few days ago I wrote an article on the Ridda wars, in relation to an incident in the life of the first Caliph Abu Bakr Siddiq. We found that the delegation…
Originally posted on The Muslim Skeptic:
Many of us have heard the silly claim that the account of Qawm Lut in the Quran is not about same sex behavior — rather it was about rape and lack of hospitality on…
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this is a brilliant piece of work by MWM: There seems to be some issues with the Theory of Evolution. Let us use this opportunity to identify what they might be – if any… Please ensure you’ve at least read… Read More ›
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