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The Eucharest: the New Evangelization targets you, Christian!

If you are horrified by the teaching that the wafer offered in the Catholic mass is actually the flesh of Jesus Christ which you must eat to be right with God, you might want to understand that there is an intentional campaign going on to get you to drop your disgust and embrace this idea. [...]

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Pastor sponsors interfaith dialogue with Wiccans

Love to get your thoughts about this news: The pastor of Fairview Community Church seems to have taken a page out of Pope Francis’ book concerning grace–if God’s redemption covers everyone, including atheists and non-Christians, it covers Wiccans too. Last month, Reverend Sarah Halverson invited interfaith dialogue with Wiccans to learn more about Wiccan and [...]

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Are We Seeing Signs of the Close of the Age?

At times it seems as if the world – and the visible church – is spinning faster and faster into the abyss. What does the Bible say? Writer Mike Ratliff takes us deep into The Word: The Church in our time appears huge, but this is only in appearance. It is thousands of miles wide, [...]

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Donation plea: Brian McLaren Responds

Last week on his blog, Emergent guru Brian McLaren asked for large sums of money to go to a project to be named later. (See: Brian McLaren asks for significant cash for mystery project)  Those who were interested could write to him at a “Happy To Help” email address. Here is the response email I [...]

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Catholic Church doubles down on Miracles tour

What is the message that changes lives? Is it hearing the Gospel and having the Holy Spirit convict the unbeliever to put his faith in Christ’s atonement, repent and live in the freedom of His righteousness? Not according to this new Science Tests Faith miracle tour, sponsored by Catholic parishes across the land. The event [...]

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Three-parent Babies? One Step Closer to Radical IVF Therapy

I’d love to get your thoughts on this. On the one hand, science can be a blessing for families dealing with life-threatening diseases. On the other hand, some feel that advances like the one in this article go to far in “playing God.” Here, scientists have developed procedure that could create babies with DNA from [...]

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Pope Francis: History’s Final Pope?

An interesting article by Dave James over on The Alliance for Biblical Integrity: “For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine, but according to their own desires, because they have itching ears, they will heap up for themselves teachers; and they will turn their ears away from the truth, and be [...]

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Why the First Jesuit Pope Could Signify the “New Evangelization” of Christians

“The goal of every pope has been to make the entire world Catholic. They’re into world dominion. … Their eschatology is that Jesus won’t return until the world is Roman Catholic.”  ~Mike Gendron, Proclaiming the Gospel Ministries Remember when we shared the new ecumenicism of protestant and Catholic beliefs in a movement called Evangelical Catholicism? [...]

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Rick Warren fasts and prays for Rome conclave

This morning Saddleback’s pastor Rick Warren asked his Twitter fans to follow him as he fasts and prays for the cardinals who will select the new pope. Will he pray for the truth of God’s breathed-out Word to be proclaimed to Catholics everywhere? Will he ask God to convict these leaders to repent of false [...]

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Is Rick Warren promoting Catholic Evangelicalism?

A curious tweet from Saddleback’s Rick Warren leaves us with some questions about why he would promote Catholic Evangelicalism: As I’ve written in the past, if you haven’t heard of the “Evangelical Catholicism” movement, you’ll want to read on to understand the meaning of the term and how it will be used in these last [...]

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