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—Phillip Johnson
Darwinists assert that science and religion are incompatible. Science (of the evolutionary brand) is to be pursued publicly and objectively while religion is a private, subjective matter.
Intelligent Design (ID) theory belongs in the domain of religion since it makes recourse to an ultimate being. Thus, Darwinists want ID banned from the classroom. Phillip Johnson, Berkeley law professor and author of Darwin on Trial, thinks this policy is two-faced since evolutionary science is itself a religion; it comes with its own presuppositions that are not scientifically verifiable.
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A two-day seminar on experiencing God's power in everyday circumstances
Have you ever wondered why it is so hard to change? So slow? This seminar will help you to understand how to transfer the power of the risen Lord to your everyday living. Learn how to overcome anxiety, depression and fear, communication difficulties, family issues and more.
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The next meeting of the men’s class on Bible study methods will be 7 AM, Saturday, August 30. We will continue learning various methods of Bible study to better understand God’s Word.The assignment for the next class is to study a Bible doctrine (a teaching of the Bible on a specific subject). Even if you do not come to the study, you can learn and practice this method to grow and stay fresh in your study. Men can come without doing the assignment and still learn. But you will learn more if you take the time to study and practice this method.
Only a few years ago, the film industry was strongly pro-abortion. Now, a sea change may be underway. Pro-life films have begun to hit the screen, and they are being honored. Of course, this may prompt a backlash from abortion advocates, who may redouble their efforts to legitimize and even romanticize the taking of unborn life. But some recent developments in filmmaking are heartening. Here are four films that illustrate the point; the first two crusaded for abortion, the latter two celebrated natal life. continue reading… »
