Add comment December 20th, 2007 11:07pm Eric Peterman
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Join us for candles and carols to celebrate the birth of our savior and Lord, Jesus Christ. We’ll be meeting Sunday evening, Dec 23rd, at 6pm. |
Add comment December 20th, 2007 10:47am Eric Peterman
The LDS (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints) recently responded officially to a list of questions about Mormonism posed by FoxNews. The LDS is attempting to cast itself as a “misunderstood” Christian denomination. We’ve posted some of those Foxnews questions, the response of the LDS, and then our questions and comments in indented red. We think that this is an excellent lesson and opportunity in doctrinal discernment for Biblical Christians.
Foxnews Questions, LDS answers (emphasis ours), and our comments/questions. (more…)
Add comment May 30th, 2007 06:38am Eric Peterman
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The men of VBF meet at 9am the 1st Saturday of each month for a great time of encouragment, prayer and a shared meal. Please join us!
Add comment April 12th, 2007 09:51pm Eric Peterman
I’ve been thinking about the connection between Darwinian naturalism and Hitler’s attemts at perfecting a superior human race of supermen via eugenics and all of a sudden this article on that exact topic pops up.
Oxford professor, Richard Dawkins, author of the book, The God Delusion, thinks that Hitler’s eugenics program was not all bad. Here’s a revealing quote:
…if you can breed cattle for milk yield, horses for running speed, and dogs for herding skill, why on Earth should it be impossible to breed humans for mathematical, musical or athletic ability?
Click here to read the ICR article.
Add comment February 26th, 2007 08:58pm Eric Peterman
The cat is out of the bag. The tomb and remains of Jesus and his wife and son have been found in a burial cave in Jerusalem. That’s the end of historical Christianity, or so film director James Cameron (of Titanic fame) would have us believe. You can read about it here.
Of course, just because a man who loves to tell a good story and who is in control of cameras and editing teams and a marketing budget says so doesn’t make it so. But it does raise an interesting and very helpful question: What would it take in the way of negative evidence for you to abandon the Christian faith as historically unreliable? (more…)
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