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goodpersontest.com See how good you are compared to God's standard. ”(Heb 9:27) And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment:” ”(Rev 20:15) And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire.” ”(Joh 14:6) Jesus saith unto...

For people who have studied the history of Christianity and the Bible, particularly the New Testament, it should be no surprise that most (all?) of the earliest Christians believed that the Second Coming of Christ would occur very soon -- in their very lifetimes, in fact. This is clear in the...

Get ready for the Fundie protests: http://www.guardian.co.uk/religion/Story/0,,2151358,00.html

...because Gandhi did not need magical powers and supernatural feats to make an impact on his fellow men. He was mortal, and did what he did solely with his own ideas and example. What do you think a Christian would do if you whipped that one on him?

OK, Gospel Magic. This is something I've always heard about but never bothered to explore. Gmail, which can't be too creepy if it's sending me ads for Gospel magic, led me to this link: https://www.dazzlemagicshop.com/categoryNavigationDocument.hg?categoryId=9 Here's the ad copy for Kingdom...

I see some atheists circulating this video around. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8461754114455236037&q Part 2 I'm not interested in. Part 2 is more 9-11 conspiracy stuff which is already being taken care of in other topics. Part 3 demonizes the Federal Reserve Bank. So we could...

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16840066/site/newsweek/ 100,000 followers and growing. 1.4 million in "tithes" last year. A "Jim Jones" -like power over people. No. They don't scare me a bit. :boxedin:

Link. Pope Benedict was unavailable for comment, but a high-ranking Vatican spokesman, speaking on condition of anonimity, said, "Given His Holiness's difficulties with those #$%ing ragheads Islamist extremists when he spoke of Muhammad recently, he has decided henceforth to limit his public...

So, I think the latest Something Positive storyline should be mentioned in this place: http://www.somethingpositive.net/sp10042006.shtml Currently 5 strips long, and the 5th strip seems like closing the storyline. It may have another one coming up soon, but it'll do for now. And for some...

Vbloke posted this over at the UK Skeptics forum. http://larknews.com/may_2004/secondary.php?page=2

From the Onion, of course. Linky link

I'm on a training course, and during my lunch break today I took a wander up the road. I came across a Church of Christ, Scientist building. I've not heard of this church before, so I had a look at their website, and as far as I can tell they believe strongly in faith healing. Does anyone else...

This is an interesting minor story. (Also, here.) Aside the ranting tone, I wonder what evidence will be produced?

For a brief instance we look to religion for the answers that science cannot explain, but have we been blinded by the churches. The Old Testament accounts for many real people, but history dates back that these people did not live the lives the Bible portrayed them as. How could this be? Each of...

Has anyone ever sat down and came up with a plan about how they could get the masses to believe they are christ 2.0? I am very curious of such a quest even if it would only dwell inside my own mind. Although if clear instruction were to be made and seem plausable it would be hard not to...

Looks like the holy pantheon has a love of food. See here

Even the Prince of Peace has paperwork troubles, some days. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7800577/?GT1=6542 Best line of the article: On a side note, there was no word from Heavenly Father, either.

A little-known commandment is "Thou shalt not make unto thee sleds built out of cardboard boxes and use hills which prohibited sledding" ;) Dozens of kids hurt in New Year's sledding accident

NBC: United Church of Christ TV spot welcoming gays is "too contoversial" to air. CNN The commercial can be viewed at www.stillspeaking.com A church that welcomes people is too controversial - ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ pin-headed network executives!

http://www.woai.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=30D904B2-B2DA-47EE-B0E8-2FB8F96E61E6 Edited for ... :dl: hahaha I can't go on...

Passion of the Christ is Blasphemy Catholic dogma (if I’m not mistaken) states that Jesus was a perfect being. In the above-mentioned film, Mary tells a story about him as a boy being a bad carpenter (his tables would always wobble or something like that). So; how does a perfect being do...

Story at Gamespot You may or may not have to watch a short ad before being taken to the story. I'm not sure how outside linking goes with them. These games have come a long way since Bible Adventures for the NES. Huh... "...overt violence against nonbelievers..." The Catechumen makers'...

Harpur is the religion columnist of the local paper in Toronto. Over the years he has moved farther and farther away from orthodox Christianity, and, I must say his column has become more and more interesting. His new book "The Pagan Christ" is described as follows on his web site ...

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Disprove it. :zzw: I mean seriously who else could be worthy of Britney Spears the girl with the golden locks af my boyhood pleasure.

I am not a religous person, although I did go to a Catholic school in my younger days. With the recent press and huge box office opening of "The Passion of Christ" there has been talk that the movie "blames Jews for the death of Christ." I thought Christ was Jewish, anyone have a link to a...

"A FEW years ago, Mel Gibson got himself into an argument after uttering a series of crude remarks that were hostile to homosexuals. Now he has made a film that principally appeals to the gay Christian sado-masochistic community: a niche market that hasn't been sufficiently exploited."...

Ahh yes! Another year's syncretised pagan rituals to partake in! How shall we celebrate? Me, I'm just getting down off a week of influenza misery. I got the shot for the first time in years. It made me sick, and it didn't even cover the strain I caught. Lucky me! At least I have more...

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