According
to a US Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention survey published on 7
June, "suicide is a growing problem in the United States." The
survey indicated that "rates increased by 25% across the United
States over nearly two decades ending in 2016. Twenty-five states experienced a
rise in suicides by more than 30%." The first and most obvious question that
comes to mind is why? Why are people in this country killing themselves with
increasing frequency? Why are they finding suicide an acceptable outlet to
whatever problems they think they have, or actually have? Is there anything that
can give individuals considering suicide the hope they need to continue the
hard slog of life?
Friday, July 20, 2018
Saturday, June 30, 2018
The Work of Grace
One of the things that distinguishes
Christianity from all other major religions of the world is the issue of grace.
No other religion makes so much of grace and in no other system of belief is grace
so central as in the Christian faith. And it is easy to see why. In just
about every other system, indeed I would submit that in every other
system, what man does to reach up to God is the essence of the belief. From
Islam to Buddhism, man is constantly trying to find a better way to reach up to
God and somehow please Him enough to be accepted by Him. That was the primary
impetus behind the heathen ancients' sacrificial system: "how can I
appease the deities so they will be pleased with me"?
Saturday, June 16, 2018
LGBTQ+...Pride?
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