This genuine picture was photographed in Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire,
England by atheist scientist Dr. Terence Meaden earlier this month.
He could barely withhold his excitement.
“I was having breakfast when this piece of ciabatta toast got burnt,”
he said. “Suddenly I was aware that the pattern of light and darkness
across the toast resembled what could have been a visible manifestation
of primeval events at the time that planet Earth was forming four and a
half billion years ago.
The film Jimmy Valiant: Scions of Danger seeks to present Christian heroism — where men follow the example of their Savior Jesus Christ by giving themselves for the weaker. This begins at the heart. As the main character of the story has to discover, men have to acknowledge Christ’s Lordship over them in order to fight for justice over vengeance.
Featuring exciting and inspiring full-color inserts with photos of and insights from stock car racing's finest personalities, the NIV Thinline Bible: Stock Car Edition is sure to be a motorsports fan's favorite Bible.
Homosexuality Is Like Choosing An Ice Cream Flavor
WEST: You cannot compare me and my race to a behaviour. Sexuality is a behaviour. And so yeah, I said, I cannot change my color. People can change their sexual behavior. And I’ve seen people do that. You know, I grew up in Atlanta, Georgia, so I’ve seen a very different perspective on human behaviours. So that’s where I’m coming from with that…
Q: Do you think gay people should change their behavior?
WEST: I like chocolate chip ice cream, and I will continue to like chocolate chip ice cream. So there’s no worry about me changing to vanilla. I like to, you know, ride my motorcycle. What do you want me to do? You want me to change my behavior and ride a scooter? I’m not into that.
A survey conducted on behalf of the American Bible Society found that 63 percent incorrectly believed that a verse found in 2 Corinthians was actually a quote from either Martin Luther King Jr., former President George W. Bush, or the patriotic superhero, Captain America.
The verse in question was 2 Corinthians 4:8, which in the Contemporary English Version reads, "We often suffer, but we are never crushed. Even when we don't know what to do, we never give up."
Most of that group credited to quote to Martin Luther King Jr. And in another recent survey that was probably made up, 75% of respondents attributed the quote "You think this letter on my head stands for France?" to Bibleman.