Religion and Politics-an Unholy Alliance?

USA Today published an article on November 7, 2011, arguing that the present version of our Christian politics is corrupting our Christian faith and encourages politicians to use God’s name in vain. The article concludes that it drives many away from God. And it is true that churches today have no jurisdiction to enforce any laws of God. Given the confusion as to what is still binding spiritual or moral law, and what constituted temporary ritual laws and provisions for the ancient nation of Israel under Moses, we can be thankful that in the USA, church and state are separate. European history provides ample testimony as to what happens when a church rules a state.

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Common Misconceptions – Part 1

There are many controversies and misconceptions the world is confused about when it comes to certain holidays such as Christmas, Easter, New Years, Halloween, and when it comes to commandments such as idol worship, taking God’s name in vain, murder, and also things like voting, jury duty, unclean meats, smoking and tattoos.  What does the Bible have to say about such practices?

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Better Ways of Doing Things – Part 1

Three areas where things will be done better during the millenium are discussed.   The appointment of perfect leaders unlike flawed individuals who exercise power today.   Also, a new way of thinking where those alive will have perfect rulers to guide them and without the malevolent influence of Satan.   And thirdly. in the area of building and housing where property will not be to make massive profits for those involved – but to benefit all of mankind.   Beautiful towns and cities with all the amenities – no more slums; no more inner city areas wracked with crime, drug abuse, violence and no-go areas and no more racketeering and double dealing.   Better ways of doing things.

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