Monitor The Strategic Trends
Introduction:
Tolerance is the buzz word ricocheting around politically correct circles over the past few years. What that really means is that all political, philosophical and theologically correct viewpoints must be tolerated, and any other viewpoints must be mercilessly squelched. The bottom line of this whole rhetoric is that the Christian viewpoint is hateful and must be silenced.
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Fewer Religious, But More Faithful? March 10, 2009
Prayer Is A Powerful Weapon, Despite the UN September 16, 2008
A Passover Lesson: The Invisible War April 15, 2008
A Columbus Day History Lesson October 09, 2007
Religious Unity: Who Are They Praying To? September 18, 2007
Surprising Doctrinal Reversal?: The Pope Begs Forgiveness! by Chuck Missler
**ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS AND LINKS**
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Documents
Who stole Harry Potter's phoenix? -
Related Sites
Message To Buddhists For The Feast Of Vesakh 2001 - An example of efforts to bring Buddhists and Christians together.
Earth Charter Completed--Global Religion Not Far Away -
Bahá'í Faith - The second most global religion -
Eagle Forum - Keep up to date with education in politics
Voice of the Martyrs - Updates on persecuted Christians worldwide.
News Sources
The Pope Prays At Muslim and Jewish Holy Sites - Pope Benedict XVI prayed at Muslim and Jewish holy sites at the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict Tuesday, calling on men and women of good will to undertake sincere dialogue to build "a world of justice and peace for coming generations." "Here the path of the world's three great monotheistic religions meet, reminding us what they share in common," Benedict said on the second day of his visit to Israel as he became the first pope to visit the Dome of the Rock shrine inside the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound dominating Jerusalem`s Old City.
Preachers Arrested For Talking About Jesus Appeal Case - A case in which two preachers, including an American, were arrested for talking in public about Jesus will be appealed to the European Court of Human Rights, according to a law firm working on the case. Officials with the International Human Rights Group have announced plans to prepare the appeal of the case involving Larry Keffer, who works through the Biblical Research Center in Tampa, Fla.
Hindu Groups in India Offering Rewards to Kill Christians - Extremist Hindu groups offered money, food and alcohol to mobs to kill Christians and destroy their homes, according to Christian aid workers in the eastern India state of Orissa.
Secularists Are More Superstitious - While irreligious people might not believe in the God of the Bible, they are more likely than evangelicals to have strong beliefs in the paranormal.
Hindu Threat to Christians: Convert or Flee - India, the world's most populous democracy and officially a secular nation, is today haunted by a stark assault on one of its fundamental freedoms. Here in eastern Orissa State, riven by six weeks of religious clashes, Christian families say they are being forced to abandon their faith in exchange for their safety. The forced conversions come amid widening attacks on Christians here and in at least five other states across the country.
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The Kingdom of Blood - Chuck Missler
Chuck Missler and Dave Hunt, internationally recognized Biblical authorities, review the realities of church history and their shocking implications for the future.
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