Jan
17
2010
The Bible and Science
“In antiquity and in what is called the Dark Ages, men did not know what they now know about humanity and the cosmos. They did not know the lock but they possessed the key, which is God. Now many have excellent descriptions of the lock, but they have lost the key. The proper solution is union between religion and science. We should be owners of the lock and the key. The fact is that as science advances, it discovers what was said thousands of years ago in the Bible.”
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Jan
16
2010
The struggle against abortion: Why the use of lethal force is not morally justifiable.
Psalm 11:5 “The LORD examines the righteous, but the wicked and those who love violence His soul hates.”
Over the years, acts of lethal violence have been used in an attempt to stop abortion doctors from performing abortions. Such violence has been perpetrated, in some cases, by those who seek to justify their acts on the basis of Christian moral principles. Dozens of violent incidents of other sorts have also occurred in and near abortion clinics over the past decades.
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