Evangelical, Orthodox and Roman Catholic Christians have Abandoned Prophetic Call to Justice In my opinion, a majority of Evangelical, Orthodox and Roman Catholic Christians have Abandoned the Bible’s Prophetic Call to Justice. What do I base this upon? Well, I read yesterday how a group of university researchers identified poverty among gay and lesbian families, and especially poverty among children of gay and lesbain families. This research was scientifically-conducted and clearly goes... Read Full Story
We are on the verge – within 10 years – of a major collapse of evangelical Christianity. This breakdown will follow the deterioration of the mainline Protestant world and it will fundamentally alter the religious and cultural environment in the West.
Within two generations, evangelicalism will be a house deserted of half its occupants. (Between 25 and 35 percent of Americans today are Evangelicals.) In the “Protestant” 20th century, Evangelicals flourished. But they will soon be living in... Read Full Story
I recall growing up in a fiercely Fundamentalist, Evangelical, Protestant Christian household and church while simultaneously knowing from about the age of six years old that I preferred the company and affection of other little boys like myself. By about the age of eleven I knew the word ‘homosexual’ and I think I had even heard the word gay a few times in the context of sexuality, and either way, I knew at that point that all the good and bad words for being a boy who had crushes on other... Read Full Story
A dear old friend in blogging is currently writing on the so called merits of Covenant theology over Dispensations in Scripture. I guess he dose not yet know God works differently with men in different times when God chooses to do so. I hope he is not walking around in public NAKED AS A "J" BIRD now a days, we have a different way of doing things . You can go over to watchfortheday.blogspot.com and do a little searching and find out who is writing on this topic, sadly in ignorance of the... Read Full Story
Joe Ortiz, Author JOE ORTIZ: Author of Why Christians Will Suffer Great Tribulation and The End Times Passover is a rare breed among e vangelicals By Martha Gonzalez Joe Ortiz , author of a two new book s entitled Why Christians Will Suffer Great Tribulation and The End Times Passover , considers himself an “evangelical Christian,” but not necessarily beholding to the political fanaticism that is rampant among many of today’s evangelicals . Ortiz can make claims to being an evangelical... Read Full Story
[Pictured above: A Mormon in the Whitehouse? Could Welsh-Americans voters in Utah put Mitt Romney there as Vice-President? Mitt Romney is a politician and member of the Mormon Church, which counts among its members many Welsh-descended voters.] Welsh-Americans in Southeast Ohio have already been pivotal is handing Senator Hillary Clinton a decisive victory in battleground state Ohio, where many Welsh immigrants settled over the centuries. Descendants of Welsh-American immigrants continue to... Read Full Story
[Pictured above: Both Barrack Obama and Hillary Clinton agree that it's "inevitable" they will join forces -- Many gays and lesbians are hoping for an Obama-Clinton Unity ticket, to heal party divisions and to send a strong message to bigots who hate blacks, women and gays.] [Pictured above: Simmie Williams] Does a black boy on the rough streets of poor neighborhoods in glamorous Fort Lauderdale, Florida deserve to die, just because he wore girl's clothes and hung out on a corner with... Read Full Story
Here we go again . . . Extreme Evangelical religious right fanatics are now commonly referred to by young Americans as the 'Hate Churches'. Is there a good reason for this? Dateline Fort Lauderdale, Summer of 2007: Fort Lauderdale Mayor Jim Naugle makes wild claims that gay men are (to paraphrase) having sex in public and threatening the 'innocent' streets of Fort Lauderdale and putting Broward County children at great risk, etc. (Lest we forget the hateful anti-gay Anita Bryant campaigns in... Read Full Story
Introduction Following the birth of the Pentecostal movement in the early twentieth century, Pentecostals were confronted with dispensationalism, a prevailing fundamentalist theology that conflicted with their emerging ecclesiastical and eschatological distinctives. Developed in the mid-nineteenth century by John Nelson Darby, dispensational theology was a system of interpreting biblical history as a series of successive dispensations culminating in a clearly defined eschatological framework... Read Full Story
Here's a eye-catching article I saw today, but I think the author is off in his timing of the coming evangelical collapse, referred to what I see as the "falling away" written by the great Jewish Apostle Paul in II Thessalonians where Paul is referring to the Day of the Lord 2: Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and the man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition 3. The writer says of The Coming Evangelical Collapse... Read Full Story
