New Benefits from Fasting In recent decades there have been a good number of studies on the benefits of fasting. Yet another one was released this week. Unlike previous studies, this research concentrated on what happens to the human body at the molecular level when people fast. Using a water-only fast for a week on... Continue Reading →
CBN News Shares Reports to Warn About Authoritarians’ Plans to Violate Freedoms
Whether it's the UN's WHO or the Scottish government, there is an obvious effort in various parts of the world to attempt to bring about authoritarian rule for the sake of the New World Order. With Marxist forms of Luciferianism as the impetus behind such efforts, the WHO is engaged in a campaign to get... Continue Reading →
My Halloween Bash
With it being the season where the secular world prepares to celebrate Halloween and Christians debate why it's okay or not okay to celebrate it, I decided to gather a few videos discussing the topic in light of that Christian debate. The title of my post is a play on the word bash, which a... Continue Reading →
Religious Studies Researcher Calls on Christians and Witches to Accept “Christian Witchcraft”
Daniel Wise, a researcher with a PhD in Religious Studies, has expressed the hope of many liberal academics that both Christian circles and witch practitioners diversify their communities by accepting "Christian witchcraft." In reality, from the genuine Biblical perspective there is no such thing as Christian witchcraft. They are diametrically opposed to each other since... Continue Reading →
51% of Surveyed Gen Z-ers Are Into Witchcraft Via Tarot, Other Divinations
"We’re open to interpret what we want to think (for) ourselves and make our own guidelines when it comes to spirituality, which is why I think a lot of young people resonate with it," said a 16-year-old in response to a survey regarding the use of tarot and other forms of fortune telling. She was... Continue Reading →
What Lies Beneath the Border Crisis
11 Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. 12 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. 13 Wherefore take unto you the whole armour... Continue Reading →
More Drawbacks Continue to Arise for Legalized Marijuana
Cannabis advocates have been gung-ho for a century or more over the potential financial boon that could line the coffers of both government and private businesses if marijuana is legal. They've been getting their wish as several states in the U.S. and several nations have legalized it after they successfully campaigned on highlighting the failures... Continue Reading →
Professor of “Early Christianity” Claims Magic Helped Shape the Faith
"...magic was integral to the development of Christianity and other religions...," claims Shaily Shashikant Patel of Virginia Tech University who is an Assistant Professor of Early Christianity in her article, "Is magic immoral? It played a role in the development of early Christianity." Patel promotes herself as an "expert in ancient magic and early Christianity, [to] study how... Continue Reading →
Louisiana Church Arsonist is Sentenced to 25 Years in Federal Prison
A year and a half after he burned down three church buildings belonging to black congregations, 23-year-old Holden Matthews was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison today. Matthews, the son of a sheriff's deputy, went on a 10-day arson spree in the spring of 2019 when he targeted the three Baptist churches. Matthews pleaded... Continue Reading →
The Bible Has the Best Principles on Which to Build a Life or a Civilization
From Genesis all the way to Revelation, the Lord demonstrates that he wants his ultimate creation--mankind--to be the best they can be. That ultimately requires us to worship him and to live by his principles. Contrary to what is stated in secular society about the God of the Bible, Jehovah expresses in the Bible his... Continue Reading →
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