Comments for MarketFaith Ministries http://www.marketfaith.org Fri, 17 Feb 2012 19:17:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Normalized Adultery by Ralmon http://www.marketfaith.org/2012/01/normalized-adultery/#comment-535 Ralmon Fri, 17 Feb 2012 19:17:16 +0000 http://www.marketfaith.org/?p=2286#comment-535 "All that is needed for the forces of evil to triumph is for enough good men to do nothing." I believe we Christians needs a more active stance in these matters. We as citizens has the right to voice ourselves. The Government has its duties to the wellbeing of its people. I hope we are able to stand together and stop this evil from becoming even stronger. “All that is needed for the forces of evil to triumph is for enough good men to do nothing.”

I believe we Christians needs a more active stance in these matters. We as citizens has the right to voice ourselves. The Government has its duties to the wellbeing of its people. I hope we are able to stand together and stop this evil from becoming even stronger.

]]> Comment on “No More Compromise” … by Brenda http://www.marketfaith.org/2012/02/%e2%80%9cno-more-compromise%e2%80%9d/#comment-534 Brenda Fri, 17 Feb 2012 14:45:59 +0000 http://www.marketfaith.org/?p=2362#comment-534 Like mamma always said, you give an inch, they'll take a mile. Like mamma always said, you give an inch, they’ll take a mile.

]]> Comment on What’s Going on with the Atheists? by JenniferT http://www.marketfaith.org/2012/02/what%e2%80%99s-going-on-with-the-atheists/#comment-504 JenniferT Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:30:35 +0000 http://www.marketfaith.org/?p=2315#comment-504 Actually, it's not even "a group of atheists" who have proposed a 151-foot tower - it's ONE atheist with a book to sell, whom most atheists seem to regard as a bit of an idiot. Actually, it’s not even “a group of atheists” who have proposed a 151-foot tower – it’s ONE atheist with a book to sell, whom most atheists seem to regard as a bit of an idiot.

]]> Comment on Christian Haters of New York by Freddy Davis http://www.marketfaith.org/2012/01/christian-haters-of-new-york/#comment-449 Freddy Davis Mon, 09 Jan 2012 23:34:38 +0000 http://www.marketfaith.org/?p=2252#comment-449 Cool! This just in. Focus on the Family reports: "In a meeting with pastors over the weekend, the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) backed off plans to kick out churches meeting in city-owned community centers, and instead is preparing to offer them long-term leases." This is an indication of what can happen when Christians do stand up. Cool! This just in.

Focus on the Family reports: “In a meeting with pastors over the weekend, the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) backed off plans to kick out churches meeting in city-owned community centers, and instead is preparing to offer them long-term leases.”

This is an indication of what can happen when Christians do stand up.

]]> Comment on Persecution of Christians in America by Freddy Davis http://www.marketfaith.org/2011/10/persecution-of-christians-in-america/#comment-448 Freddy Davis Mon, 09 Jan 2012 22:23:56 +0000 http://www.marketfaith.org/?p=2045#comment-448 I agree with your basic evaluation about the trends. However, the conspiracy ideas seem to me a little over the top. I don't believe that all of this is the result of a concerted conspiracy as much as the number of believers in Naturalistic worldview becoming more numerous and acquiring positions of influence in society. At that point, their beliefs are merely being expressed in life - which includes putting down competing worldview beliefs (esp. Christian beliefs). I agree with your basic evaluation about the trends. However, the conspiracy ideas seem to me a little over the top. I don’t believe that all of this is the result of a concerted conspiracy as much as the number of believers in Naturalistic worldview becoming more numerous and acquiring positions of influence in society. At that point, their beliefs are merely being expressed in life – which includes putting down competing worldview beliefs (esp. Christian beliefs).

]]> Comment on Persecution of Christians in America by Stan Monaghan http://www.marketfaith.org/2011/10/persecution-of-christians-in-america/#comment-447 Stan Monaghan Mon, 09 Jan 2012 22:09:21 +0000 http://www.marketfaith.org/?p=2045#comment-447 Christians are also being fined in Canada and threaten to be put in prison for being anti-abortionist or against same sex marriages. These trends are now growing in the U.S.A. This socialistic government is claiming christians are guilty of hate crime(which are now the law in Canada). These so called anti-government people are called local terrorist and can be put in prolomged detention without a formal arrest or recourse to a court trial. There is a lot of evidence that these fema concertration camp are already designated in each state. Most American will laugh this off as a wild conspiracy theory. However, this has been in plan for a long time now, as the New World Order (NWO) which under the illuminati which is seeking a one world government, a one world religion and a one world monetery system, all under the control of (NWO) New World Government. They are working on doing away with our current constitution, as saying it is no longer functional and we have out- grown it. This is being taught in most of our law schools today. One of the aims of the NWO is to reduce the population of the world to apprrox. 5 million people. Also to do away with traditional christanity and to simply call them extremist and local terrorist and throw them in concentration camps. If they run into too much opposition, then they simply find an excuse to call marshal law and then they have full authority - Seems impossible? Check it out- do a little research for yourself. They are counting on us to do nothing, until it is too late!!!! Christians are also being fined in Canada and threaten to be put in prison for being anti-abortionist or against same sex marriages. These trends are now growing in the U.S.A. This socialistic government is claiming christians are guilty of hate crime(which are now the law in Canada). These so called anti-government people are called local terrorist and can be put in prolomged detention without a formal arrest or recourse to a court trial. There is a lot of evidence that these fema concertration camp are already designated in each state. Most American will laugh this off as a wild conspiracy theory. However, this has been in plan for a long time now, as the New World Order (NWO) which under the illuminati which is seeking a one world government, a one world religion and a one world monetery system, all under the control of (NWO) New World Government. They are working on doing away with our current constitution, as saying it is no longer functional and we have out- grown it. This is being taught in most of our law schools today. One of the aims of the NWO is to reduce the population of the world to apprrox. 5 million people. Also to do away with traditional christanity and to simply call them extremist and local terrorist and throw them in concentration camps. If they run into too much opposition, then they simply find an excuse to call marshal law and then they have full authority – Seems impossible? Check it out- do a little research for yourself. They are counting on us to do nothing, until it is too late!!!!

]]> Comment on Using Prayer Scenarios by CONCEPT 2 ROWing machine http://www.marketfaith.org/2011/09/using-prayer-scenarios/#comment-356 CONCEPT 2 ROWing machine Thu, 08 Dec 2011 10:35:48 +0000 http://www.marketfaith.org/?p=1888#comment-356 Cracking writing. Cracking writing.

]]> Comment on Using Prayer Scenarios by hott news http://www.marketfaith.org/2011/09/using-prayer-scenarios/#comment-339 hott news Fri, 25 Nov 2011 19:25:05 +0000 http://www.marketfaith.org/?p=1888#comment-339 That's very informational writing! That’s very informational writing!

]]> Comment on Occupy the Christian Faith by Christian Gifts http://www.marketfaith.org/2011/11/occupy-the-christian-faith/#comment-326 Christian Gifts Sun, 20 Nov 2011 01:14:44 +0000 http://www.marketfaith.org/?p=2118#comment-326 Thank you for your informative and thought provoking article!!! Sharing is Caring!!! Thank you for your informative and thought provoking article!!! Sharing is Caring!!!

]]> Comment on Do Mormons Believe Salvation is Only Through Christ? by Tal Davis http://www.marketfaith.org/2011/10/do-mormons-believe-salvation-is-only-through-christ/#comment-249 Tal Davis Fri, 28 Oct 2011 17:54:56 +0000 http://www.marketfaith.org/?p=2065#comment-249 Peter: The problem you have is not that I don't understand the LDS church, but that I do understand it. I have been studying Mormonism for more than 30 years and even co-wrote a book about it. The points you made only confirmed my statement. The processes you call covenants are absolute requirements for exaltation to the Celestial Kingdom in Mormon salvation. Whereas baptism is an important symbol in the Christian faith it is not a requirement for salvation. Complete and total salvation for all eternity is received by God's grace (unmerited favor) through our faith in Jesus' sacrificial death on the cross for our sins (Ephesians 2:8,9). There is nothing we can or could add to it. It was a completed work.. The LDS temple works you mentioned all are totally unbiblical. The bigger issues facing Mormonism however are not just its beliefs about salvation but its beliefs about the nature of God and Jesus Christ. Mormonism still teaches that God the Father is an exalted man with a body of flesh and bone. It also teached that Jesus was his "firstborn" son in the pre-existence and the "only-begotten" son of God in the flesh. These are absolutely unbiblical concepts and place LDS completely outside of historic Christian orthodoxy. Peter:

The problem you have is not that I don’t understand the LDS church, but that I do understand it. I have been studying Mormonism for more than 30 years and even co-wrote a book about it. The points you made only confirmed my statement. The processes you call covenants are absolute requirements for exaltation to the Celestial Kingdom in Mormon salvation. Whereas baptism is an important symbol in the Christian faith it is not a requirement for salvation. Complete and total salvation for all eternity is received by God’s grace (unmerited favor) through our faith in Jesus’ sacrificial death on the cross for our sins (Ephesians 2:8,9). There is nothing we can or could add to it. It was a completed work.. The LDS temple works you mentioned all are totally unbiblical.

The bigger issues facing Mormonism however are not just its beliefs about salvation but its beliefs about the nature of God and Jesus Christ. Mormonism still teaches that God the Father is an exalted man with a body of flesh and bone. It also teached that Jesus was his “firstborn” son in the pre-existence and the “only-begotten” son of God in the flesh. These are absolutely unbiblical concepts and place LDS completely outside of historic Christian orthodoxy.

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