The Miracles of Christmas – Part 2 – Tal Davis

“A miracle is generally defined, according to the etymology of the word – it comes from the Greek ‘thaumasion’ and the Latin ‘miraculum’ – as that which causes wonder and astonishment, being extraordinary in itself and amazing or inexplicable by normal standards. Because that which is normal and usual is
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The Miracles of Christmas – Part 1 – Tal Davis

Every December, people around the world celebrate the holiday season called Christmas. Even in countries that are not culturally and historically Christian, Christmas is still an important day on the calendar. Unfortunately, in those lands that at one time were religiously and morally Christian, including the USA, Christmas has grown…
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Get Ready for the End Times! – Part 3 – Tal Davis

Every December we celebrate the coming of Jesus as an infant. As significant as that event was, relatively few people were aware of His arrival at that time. Jesus’ second coming will not be like His first. All will see the return of Christ, and there will be no mistaking…
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Get Ready for the End Times! – Part 2 – Tal Davis

The late professor Howard Hendricks told the story of a Bible teacher who decided to hold a conference at a hotel ballroom in a city. He sent out brochures inviting pastors and laymen from the area to attend and ran some ads on the local Christian radio station. On the…
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Get Ready for the End Times! Part 1 – Tal Davis

Throughout history Christians have wondered about the time of Christ’s return. That is a good thing as we must always be alert for His coming. Unfortunately, many sincere Bible students, or self-proclaimed prophets, have tried to pinpoint dates they claimed will be the day of His return. In many cases…
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What’s Wrong with Humanist Ethics? – Tal Davis

In 1933, The American Humanist Association (AHA) published The Humanist Manifesto. Humanism can be defined several ways. The Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary has three main definitions for Humanism.
  1. a: devotion to the humanities: literary culture b: the revival of classical letters, individualistic and critical spirit, and emphasis on secular concerns characteristic
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