‘Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol’ Review

Filed under Culture, Movieology, Movies, Video / Audio by on December 29, 2011 at 5:12 pm {no comments}
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‘Mission: Impossible’ baffles your mind with it’s larger-than-life daring do’s by the indefatigable spy of the IMF, Ethan Hunt. In this tall tale, he’s up against Russian terrorists that will stop at nothing to destroy mankind. “Oh, my goodness!” So does ‘Ghost Protocol’ prove yet again that there really isn’t such a thing as ‘the impossible’ for these secret agents? Is director Brad Bird’s debut to live-action filmmaking live up to his roster of family-oriented animated films? Find out now on Movieology!

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Hitler’s War on Christmas

Filed under Apologetics, Articles, Atheism, Christian History, Christian Worldview, Featured, History, Politicians, Politics by on December 20, 2011 at 8:48 am {15 comments}
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Every December a battle ensues over the acknowledgement that the 25th is a celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. It’s called Christmas. Retailers who make a boat load of money during the Christmas season have tried to walk the narrow line of political correctness by using the less religious “Happy Holidays” greeting. They don’t [...]

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Was Jesus a Liberal?

Filed under Apologetics, Articles, Business, Christian Worldview, Economics, Featured, Government, Politics, Theology by on December 12, 2011 at 8:33 am {2 comments}
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The American Family Association is promoting a “Naughty or Nice?” Christmas campaign by listing the top retailers and how they recognize Christmas. There are three categories: 1. Companies that use the term “Christmas” on a regular basis are considered Christmas-friendly. 2. Companies that refer to Christmas infrequently, or in a single advertising medium, but not [...]

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Of Christmas and Christmas Trees

Filed under Apologetics, Articles, Christian Worldview, Featured by on December 25, 2010 at 9:21 am {12 comments}
Christmas Trees

Every year, Christmas gets a drubbing by some Christians. Here’s one very recent example sent to American Vision: Deuteronomy 12:30 says that God hates these things, and we are not to inquire of them to do like-wise unto the Lord. King Ahaz did this very thing, and paid for it, trying to bring something from [...]

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The Most Controversial “Holiday”

Filed under Culture, Vantage Point, Video / Audio by on December 24, 2010 at 4:35 pm {no comments}
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Here in America, there is tension among many retailers about whether to put up a Christmas Tree or not, while a posh hotel in the United Arab Emirates has the world’s most expensive Christmas Tree in its lobby. Then there are the liberals who try to say Christmas is about a homeless couple. Why is [...]

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Baby Jesus and Freedom: Implications of the Incarnation

Filed under Apologetics, Articles, Christian History, Christian Worldview, Ethics, Featured, Government, History, Law, Theology by on December 24, 2010 at 6:00 am {no comments}
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[From the author's book, Manifested in the Flesh] The natural does not ascend to the divine or the supernatural. The bridge is gulfed only by revelation and by the incarnation of Jesus Christ. Salvation therefore is not by man nor by means of man’s politics, or by any other effort of man.[1] [E]ven now those [...]

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A Black and White Dark Night

Filed under Apologetics, Articles, Christian Worldview, Featured by on December 23, 2010 at 10:33 am {3 comments}
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Forget for a minute that you exist. Forget about your life, what it is and what you expected it would be. Forget about your likes and dislikes, your preferences and annoyances, your motivations and discouragements. Forget that you have a mother and a father, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles, co-workers and colleagues. Forget that [...]

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Is Christmas Really Just a Pagan Holiday in Disguise?

Filed under Apologetics, Christian Worldview, Theology, Vantage Point, Video / Audio by on December 21, 2010 at 2:35 pm {30 comments}
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Every year as winter rolls around, the debate over Christmas is rejoined. People get fired up over whether others say “Merry Christmas” or not. Some say that Christmas is just a pagan celebration and Christians should have no part of it. Watch this episode of Vantage Point for a worldview discussion of this very topic.

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“The Patch” and Christmas

Filed under Articles, Christian Worldview, Featured by on December 20, 2010 at 8:13 am {one comment}
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(Gary DeMar: Since graduating from high school in 1968, I’ve reconnected with a number of classmates, many of whom I had not seen in 40 years until I attended our school’s class reunion in 2008. It’s amazing to find that many of them are Christians. John Ryce is one of them. His story is very [...]

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Good Will Toward Men

Filed under Articles, Culture, Family & Children, Featured by on December 16, 2010 at 8:37 am {one comment}
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The Christmas season is one of traditions. Advent calendars, Christmas trees, egg nog, fruitcake, caroling, and good will toward men are just a few of the many traditions that have come to signify the entire experience of Christmas. While many may disagree about which traditions should or should not be celebrated (for instance, fruitcake does [...]

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