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Jesus and the Demoniac: The Cost of Compassion
03/13/10
If you think your trouble-filled life is bad, this guy had it worse. Separated from people, a crazed maniac, in constant torment, crying out and cutting himself with stones to feel something else other than the despair he was...[more]
Can Allah Give Unconditional Love?
12/15/09
The Quran and the Injeel (the Gospels) in the Bible reflect very different views of God. God’s love is the basis for all relationships and behaviors. To imagine that God could love someone unconditionally is a concept unique to...[more]
Walk on By?
11/18/09
The unnoticed women, the faces in the crowd that are overlooked are surprised by kindness. Most tourists step over beggars and the homeless instead of showing Christ's love by giving of their time and resources. Why do we walk by...[more]
Unwashed, Unnoticed and Unloved
11/15/09
How many times do you walk by someone in pain and desperation without a single glance? The world is filled with the overlooked and the unloved. Are you the Samaritan or the Pharisee? In Palenque Mexico, I met a beggar woman on...[more]
Global Evangelism and the Blues Brothers
11/11/09
What about your life would change today if you accepted and submitted to the fact that you are, indeed, on a mission from God? Do you have to wear a pith helmet and tote an over-sized Bible to be a missionary? The eighties...[more]
Where Is Buddhism's Mercy?
03/14/09
I recently read an interesting quote about Buddhism's impact on real world problems. Check this out. "Christmas Humpreys, an influential Western Buddhist, admits...'It may be asked, what contribution Buddhism is...[more]
Buddhists Beliefs: Merit and Rebirth
12/16/08
For the Buddhist I want to look at "The Seen and Unseen World of Merit and Rebirth." Rebirth and Merit are two important concepts in the Buddhist way of life. The two are intimately attached. Under Buddhism a person...[more]
