What are some good/unique names for a christian book store?
March 10 2010 | Christian Book Store | 6 Comments »
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How to start a christian store with no money and bad credit?
March 04 2010 | Christian Book Store | 2 Comments »
Christopher Hitchens on the Teleological Argument for God’s Existence
This is an excerpt from a discussion panel hosted by The Christian Book Expo of 2009. Here, Hitchens dismantles teleological arguments—arguments from design or fine-tuning.
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February 27 2010 | Christian Books | 25 Comments »
The Books- Reggie Dabbs
Reggie Dabbs on the first night of Indy 07. In this service he named what God is in each book of the bible.
Courtesy of the Assemblies of God
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February 26 2010 | Christian Books | 13 Comments »
do you think it’s rational to yell, picket, and sing insane hymns,?
February 26 2010 | Christian Hymn Book | 22 Comments »
mormons are not christians!?
February 26 2010 | Christian Book Center | 33 Comments »
Christians, do you trust the book of Genesis enough to attack a bear or a lion?
February 26 2010 | 2nd Hand Christian Books | 1 Comment »
Should we consider Martin Luthers’ ideas & writings as part of a larger interpretation of Christiantys books ?
February 26 2010 | Latest Christian Books | 7 Comments »
What are some good Christian books on American History by notable authors?
February 26 2010 | Christian Authors | 1 Comment »
Dr. Robert A. Morey – A Handbook on Slander and Gossip
Buy this book today at your local Christian bookstore, OR buy online now from Xulon Press at this address :http://www.xulonpress.com/bookstore/bookdetail.php?PB_ISBN=978-1-61579-356-3
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February 25 2010 | Christian Books | No Comments »
Confessions of a Former Christian
I am an atheist and a former Christian. As a former Christian I look back to what I used to believe. I wonder how I could have been no naive.
As a Christian I had very little knowledge about evolutionary biology, physics, geology, and chemistry. Yet I argued about evolution, fossils, and radioactive dating. I claimed to know problems that scientists just happen to miss when developing these thoroughly tested methods. These supposed flaws were pointed out to me by other Christians. Now I have read several books on each of these subjects and understand more than I thought I ever would. I know now that scientist have accounted for these supposed flaws.
As a Christian I vigorously denied the existence of thousands of gods claimed by other religions, but I was irritated when someone denied the existence of my God. I had an emotional attachment to my belief. My beliefs are now based on logic and reasoning and not emotional feelings.
As a Christian I felt insulted and “dehumanized” when scientists said that humans evolved from other life forms, but I had no problem with the Biblical claim that people were created from dirt. I ignored the evidence from millions of scientific tests that pointed to a different theory. Now I study these scientific findings with an open mind.
As a Christian I laughed at polytheists, but I had no problem believing in the father, son, and Holy Spirit that are separate yet the same. To me a trinity made more sense that multiple gods. Now I don’t believe in any gods.
As a Christian I got upset when I heard of the violence attributed to Islam, or any other religion, but not when the bloodshed was committed by my God. I made excuses for my God. For Example: the slaughtering all the Egyptian babies in Exodus and the genocide performed in “Joshua” including women, children, animals and trees. I also claimed that my God was loving and kind.
As a Christian I thought Hindu beliefs that deify humans were just silly. I believed Greek claims about gods sleeping with women were absurd. Yet I had no problem believing that the Holy Spirit impregnated Mary, who then gave birth to a man-god who got killed, came back to life and then flew up into the sky. I realize now that the difference between these beliefs is minuscule. One is just as silly as the next.
As a Christian I was willing to spend my life looking for loopholes in the scientifically established age of the Earth, which is a few billion years, but I found nothing wrong with believing dates recorded by Bronze Age tribesmen sitting in their tents and guessing the age of the Earth.
As a Christian I believed that the entire population of this planet, with the exception of those who shared my beliefs, would spend Eternity in an infinite of Suffering. And I considered my religion “tolerant” and “loving.” I am free of the fear of now.
As a Christian I ignored the textual scholars that showed evidence that the Bible was not a reliable source. However an emotional person rolling around on the floor screaming gibberish was all the evidence I needed. I know now it was just plain nonsense.
As a Christian I thought that the double blind studies showing prayer completely ineffective were diversions from Satan. I believed the unanswered prayers were simply God saying “No.” I ignored the fact that praying to any god produced the same results. I also ignored the fact that if my god was the one true god, my prayers would be answered more often than other religions which would cause a statistical anomaly that could be measured. I don’t waste my time praying now.
As a Christian I actually knew little more about my religion than what I heard in church. I did not study the history of Christianity, the early church, how the bible was written, what books were left out of the bible, the mistranslations from the original Hebrew, and the atrocities committed in the name of Christianity. This knowledge was not needed to be a Christian. Studying all of these items and actually reading the entire bible helped me see the truth.
I am happy I do not believe in superstitions anymore. I believe actions are more important that beliefs.
http://www.evilbible.com/Top_Ten_List.htm
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February 24 2010 | Christian Books | 25 Comments »
Hitchens @ Christian Book Expo 2009 (2/12)
A panel (William Lane Craig, Christopher Hitchens, Douglas Wilson, Lee Strobel) discusses if the God of Christianity exists and if it matters. The discourse took place in March, 2009 at the Christian Book Expo.
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February 23 2010 | Christian Books | 25 Comments »
Is Islam really one religion in practise ?
February 23 2010 | Christian Hymn Book | 10 Comments »
What store can I find the album I am terrified by I am terrified?
February 23 2010 | Christian Book Store | 2 Comments »
If people really want to Keep Jesus in the Center of Christmas Then Why?
February 23 2010 | Christian Book Center | 12 Comments »
Do Jesus’s teachings only make sense in the context of Him thinking the End of the World was at hand?
February 23 2010 | 2nd Hand Christian Books | 3 Comments »
CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES AGAINST ISLAM?
February 23 2010 | Latest Christian Books | 2 Comments »
The Unlikely Disciple Book Trailer
Want to see Kevin…
– Date Christian girls?
– Evangelize to secular coeds on spring break in Daytona Beach?
– Learn how (and why) to pray?
– Take incredibly hard Bible courses?
– Attend a support group for chronic masturbators?
Check out THE UNLIKELY DISCIPLE: A Sinner’s Semester at America’s Holiest University, available March 26 everywhere books are sold.
http://www.amazon.com/Unlikely-Disciple-Semester-Americas-University/dp/044617842X
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February 22 2010 | Christian Books | 25 Comments »
“Do Hard Things” Conference Clips with Alex & Brett Harris
Alex and Brett Harris host this conference that dives into their book, “Do Hard Things.” This book combats the idea of adolescence as a vacation from responsibility, by weaving together biblical insights, history, and modern examples to redefine the teen years as the launching pad of life and map a clear trajectory for long-term fulfillment and eternal impact.
Click below to purchase “Do Hard Things” from Christianbook.com:
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Duration : 0:7:32
February 21 2010 | Christian Books | 3 Comments »