Fighting the Four Evils

Below is my response to an slanderous attack made against me by “Stephanie” at girlwithadragonflytattoo blog in her response to my comment at https://girlwithadragonflytattoo.com/2017/07/25/the-most-evil-religion-in-the-world/ . Her comments are in square brackets. Mine are interspersed in between.  Please note, I am by no means a supporter of Islam. Islam is anti-Christ, and is rightly exposed as such. However, to single it out as the most evil religion on the basis that militant islamists hate Americans, white people and women, just mere human beings, as opposed to hating it because it opposes the God is the Bible, is just self-centred. So, that is my aim: to show how self-centred the article is. [I think there are other religions are that at least as evil, such as wicca, and satanism. They may not call for jihad, but are their hearts not at least as evil as that of islamists? I kind of wonder if you’re being sincere here…. ] It is so easy to question the sincerity o...

Not that long ago, most Americans didn’t know much or care to know much about Islam. It was just one more exotic but irrelevant religion that missionaries and  National Geographic occassionally talked about. Read the rest: http://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/does-islam-inevitably-lead-to-violence

This is  an urgent message about why the modern church will be persecuted in the near future. The answer is not what you think: In these increasingly uncertain times, we are seeing a whole new level of worldliness in the Church. We seem to have adopted a “seekermergent” model that focuses on being relevant to those who don’t know Christ, by looking exactly like the culture. But those who are lost already have the culture, so why would they need the Church?  Instead of telling them about our need for a Savior and preaching repentance for our sins and the forgiveness Jesus offered once and for all in His sacrifice, we talk of tolerance, acceptance and serving the world without evangelizing. Listen to the whole podcast at: http://standupforthetruth.com/2013/03/culturally-relevant-or-ashamed-of-the-gospel/