The above article says, “A Christian mob under Patriarch Theophilus razed pagan temples.” Talk about an oxymoron. A Christian would never build a pagan temple. Anyone who believes the above statement would believe oxymoron, “Obama is an intelligent, honest and good president.” Pope Francis says: – Priests can forgive sin, – It’s okay to be […]
Luke 19 – The Conversion of Zaccheus & The Library of Alexandria Read More »
Alexander the Great was definitely a great warrior and Alexandria a great city, but now both are nothing but words in a text book. I’m sure someone has said something like, “We can learn from that,” and we can. Yet, I know we need to look at the big picture and not get to caught
Luke 18 – The Widow and the Judge & Lost Cities of Africa: Alexandria (4 of 5) Read More »
Have you noticed that men don’t worry about how big their butt is? The reason for this is because they are or they aren’t. If they aren’t they know it and size doesn’t matter. If they are they are so pompous and arrogant they don’t realize it and nothing matters but themselves. Now women, they’re
Luke 17 – Faith and Forgiveness & Engineering that Endured: Four Feet, Eight Inches Wide Read More »
I just received a fascinating article from a friend. It has nothing to do with Jesus or the Bible, but it does relate back to Rome and I think everyone will find this interesting. God, you already know the story. So tomorrow we’ll look at… Luke 16 The Unrighteous Steward 1 And he said also
Luke 16 – The Unrighteous Steward & The Creation of the World II Read More »
The story below is quite the story and Father, I’m sorry to tell you, but it’s much more exciting than Your story about the creation of heaven and earth (Gen 1-23). Not meaning that all Your stories aren’t exciting and even though they may not all be exciting, they are educational and true. Now, You
Luke 15 – The Parable of the Lost Sheep & Creation of the World Read More »