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Subjecting Religion to Critical Thought

Living Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church We invite you to learn with us about Christ's love and our calling. 168th St. just north of Q St. in Omaha Sunday Worship at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School & Bible Study at 9:30 a.m ~+~ . Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In…

Preparing students in a Bible-centered environment for effective Christian life, service, and leadership.

225 E. Main St, Safford, AZ -- Member of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod

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Living Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church We invite you to learn with us about Christ's love and our calling. 168th St. just north of Q St. in Omaha Sunday Worship at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School & Bible Study at 9:30 a.m Monday Worship at 7:00 p.m. (summer only) ~+~ . Praise be to the God and…

by Steve Cornell

\"If I am immoderate, I am immoderate to God.\" - Bengel

Comprehensive archive of classical christian materials: theology, patristics, counseling, preaching, homiletics, leadership, religion, comparative religions, church, Finney, Wilkerson

AskWhy! Books explains Christianity and Judaism, and Christian and Jewish origins, their history, faults, fallacies, and alternatives, based on truth not wishful thinking—faith!—but on scientific and historical evidence. The real history of these religions is rational, unlike the sacred history. For Adelphiasophism and Secular Christianity, a bible has to be a personal worldview, a guide to morality and preserving the world, should serve educationally, for inspiration, as a source of facts and as a basic moral text. It should be a primer of philosophy, science and society. It would explain our relationship with other creatures, and our place in the solar system and the universe, and our duties and responsibilities to each other and to Nature. The guiding stars of Nature are wisdom and empathy. Adelphiasophists do not fear the vengeance of any vindictive and jealous god, but see society as part of Nature, the Great Mother of all things, into whose world we are born to nourish and protect us. If we offend Nature, harm the world, it will hurt us back—eventually.