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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India's Campaign to Eliminate Christians - If you were asked to name a country where it is dangerous to be a Christian, you would probably name an Islamic country or a dictatorship like China. You probably wouldn’t name the largest democracy in the world, India. Yet some of the most horrific persecution of Christians is taking place in its state of Orissa.

If There Is No God, Then... - Atheists like to point out all the deaths associated with religion; the Inquisition, the holy wars, et al. We hear much less about the destructive effects of secularism. While human religions have caused certain problems over the years, NOT believing in God causes even greater trouble.

New Indian Bible Draws Fire over Hindu References - A new Indian version of the Bible recently, published by the Catholic Church, has run into controversy over its inclusion of verses from the Bhagavad Gita, a form of Hindu chant, and references to the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi. Although approved by the Catholic Bishops' Conference of India and published by the Society of St. Paul, the Bible met the disapproval of Protestants and other Christian groups, who believe it diverts from biblical truth.

Americans Say There Is More Than One Way - A new poll conducted by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life found that 57 percent of evangelical church attenders said they believe many religions can lead to eternal life, in conflict with traditional evangelical teaching. In all, 70 percent of Americans with a religious affiliation shared that view, and 68 percent said there is more than one true way to interpret the teachings of their own religion.

BBC Offers Different Account of Crucifixion - With his arms outstretched, his legs straight and his hands nailed to the cross, it is the image of Jesus's crucifixion held dear by Christians for centuries. But now the producers of a BBC drama about Christ's final days have challenged the traditional representation, saying they believe Jesus probably did not die that way. Instead of portraying Christ with his arms out wide and his legs straight down, The Passion will show him nailed to the cross in a fetal position, with his arms above his head and nails through his arms - the way, the producers claim, he may well have been crucified by the Romans.

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. Click for more information - Audio Cassette