Be Careful With Whom You Pick a Fight

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I found the following video on YouTube. Apparently a man berates and curses a man on his own front porch, not realizing the man is a martial artist!

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Click on the link below to see the picture in detail. The statistics given in the picture is designed to show that the number of atheists in America has increased by 2008 when compared to 2000. I think that the statistics has huge problems with who is a Christian and who isn't. Look at the definitions used:

The United Church of Christ has major doctrinal differences with the Episcopalian, Lutheran, Presbyterian, and Methodist denominations. And what's with the "Generic Christian" designation? They mean nothing. I would rather see the Mainline Christian designation be defined  by born-again, spirit-filled, Bible-believing; holding onto the essentials of historic Christianity - namely that Jesus is the only way to God. Did they go by people who just say they belong to those groups or actually participate? They don't say. How many people just switched to denominations and not just left church altogethe? Again it doesn't say. Therefore I would not put much stock into the results.

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Atheism is Dead: Too Sexy for My Theology? On the New Atheist Obsession with Sex

Mariano has written another brilliant piece. This one is about the charge some atheists use that no one has the right to tell them what is right and wrong use of human sexuality. I think that their issue boils down to the same thing as all their charges: The desire to rebel against the one we are all ultimately accountable to - God. They refuse to submit to the one we must all submit to. Mariano does a great job of showing that there is no such thing as a sex-act between two consenting adults that does not affect other people. This one (just like all he writes) is a must read!

Atheism is Dead: Too Sexy for My Theology? On the New Atheist Obsession with Sex

Michael Licona vs. Bart Ehrman Debate 2009 MP3 Audio - Apologetics 315

Over at Apologetics 315, the second debate between Mike Licona and Bart Ehrman about the historicity of Jesus' Resurrection is posted. The blog has links to the audio and video of the debate,






Michael Licona vs. Bart Ehrman Debate 2009 MP3 Audio - Apologetics 315

Yom Kippur war - Israel fights for her life and wins

In 1973, Israel fought a short war and won. Here is a documentary for the Israeli perspective.