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  • Joined: June 19, 2023
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The Dichotomy of Thought in Christian and Non-Christian Worldviews

God calls us to “renew our minds” and to “have the mind of Christ.” This year’s conference is designed to not only to wake us all up to many of the disturbing and anti-Godly elements embedded in our culture and society, but it is designed to shake us all up and get us back on our knees repenting and crying out for God’s power and mercy. Our goal is to renew Christian minds to once again seek to be like that of our Lord and Savior and once again be salt and light to our nation, which is morally falling apart before our very eyes.
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10 Years of Christian Witness to a Oneist Planet

"The path of the righteous is like the light of dawn, which shines brighter and brighter until full day" (Prov 4:18). Doesn't it seem that the Bible promises too much? Can our feeble plans really shine brighter each day? Ten years ago, truthXchange peeked over the horizon to shine as a Christian Witness to a Pagan Planet. Today under a new name, truthXchange is just as committed and encouraged in this vision and mission.
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Let the Little Ones Come to Me! — Social Justice Gone Awry

Christians cannot dig wells in Africa without telling thirsty sinners of the wells of salvation. They cannot speak of blessings without speaking also of the curse of human evil. Children must hear the difference between the Lie and the Truth in order to place their trust in Jesus as their only Savior, and we must obey the Savior’s command: “Let the little ones come to me.”
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Public Honors for “Christian” Heresy

The most renowned and most quoted experts on Gnosticism, two German scholars, Hans Jonas and Kurt Rudolph (no tender Evangelicals), reject the notion that Gnosticism is a form of Christianity. For Jonas, Gnosticism is an ancient form of modern existentialism. For Rudolph, it is an independent world religion, “a parasite prosper[ing] on the soil of a host religion [Christianity],” which, in its essence, was “monistic,” that is Oneist.
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The Victory of the Pagan Cosmology

This period of legalization will be followed by the institutionalization and normalization of the victory, both by extending the implications to all manner of "loves," and by the aggressive silencing all opposition, for a peaceful, unified world--built, alas, on the putrefaction of the sinful human heart, that will eventually choke on its own vomit! Our culture will be "given over" to its sinful choices, as Paul says in Romans 1:24, without any "Gospel restraint," but it is not the final word. Because God gave over his Son to bear the sin of the world as a sacrificial victim, He will return as Lord and Judge of the earth to set all things right.
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Evolutionary Christianity

Christians can be seduced by this thinking, especially phrases from Sr. Delio, like: "Christianity is about future, not salvation as an end in itself or heaven or eternal life- but new life.” Alas, this “new life” has nothing to do with the rescue of sinners and the creation from death through the atoning work of Jesus, who, because of this, now reigns as Lord of the cosmos. How easily Christians are falling for the spiritual optimism of the “evolutionaries” who reject God the creator and worship themselves and creation as divine, just the latest form of pagan Oneism.
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How Will it End?

This morning Al Mohler noted the disappearance from the public discourse of any moral considerations regarding homosexuality, though he noted that all our laws have a moral foundation. In such a culture in future days, it will doubtless be illegal to preach the Gospel because of the discomfort it raises about our sinful state. We will claim the right to be free and safe from hearing about the Fall and about our desperate need of a Savior.
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