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Category Archives: World Religions
Persecution Updates: Asia Bibi and a story about Mexico
A Pakistani Catholic woman accused of blasphemy was supposed to have her final appeal before the nation’s Supreme Court today. The hearing was postponed indefinitely. Here’s the story I wrote for World online this morning:
Posted in My journalism, Persecution, World Religions
Tagged AFP, Asia Bibi, Catholicism, court, death penalty, drug cartels, drug violence, hearing, kidnapping, Mexico, murder, Pakistan, trial
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The Word: Hebrews 10:1-18
Given yesterday’s Yom Kippur/Day of Atonement post, this passage seemed a good choice today: Hebrews 10:1-18 ESV: For since the law has but a shadow of the good things to come instead of the true form of these realities, it … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, World Religions
Tagged Bible, doctrine, forgiveness, God, Hebrews, Jesus, sacrifice, salvation, sin, substitutionary atonement, theology
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Understanding Yom Kippur as a Christian
Observant Jewish people are busy preparing for Yom Kippur, or the Day of Atonement, which begins at sundown today and lasts through tomorrow. The day is described in Leviticus 23:27-28 “Now on the tenth day of this seventh month is the … Continue reading
Posted in The Word, World Religions
Tagged christianity, day of atonement, forgiveness, Hebrews, high priest, holy days, Jesus, judaism, Leviticus, Messiah, Old Testament, sacrifice, salvation, scapegoat, sin, sin offering, Yom Kippur
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Video: Do All Religions Lead to God?
Apologia Studies tackles one of the biggest theological questions in just six minutes: Do all religions lead to God?
Posted in Discernment, The Word, World Religions
Tagged Bible, big questions, christianity, God, idolatry, idols, Jesus is the way, Mormonism, one way or many ways, paths to God, religion, religions, theology, universalism
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Persecution Updates: Burma/Myanmar
It turns out, that in spite of persecution, Christianity has grown in Burma (also known as Myanmar). My latest article: New census shows Christianity spreading in Burma The spread of the gospel has faced huge obstacles in Burma, including bloody … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Life, My journalism, Persecution, World Religions
Tagged Buddhism, Burma, census, christianity, civil war, ethnic conflict, evangelism, Myanmar, persecution, religious violence
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Updates from Morocco and Bangladesh
My latest articles for World magazine online focused on the situations for Christians in Morocco and Bangladesh. In Morocco believers are growing bolder in their faith, sharing testimonies through youtube and podcasts. Meanwhile, in Bangladesh Christianity continues to grow in … Continue reading
Persecution Updates: Bangladesh Court Case
Very interesting news coming out of Bangladesh:
