From FrontPageMag:
Frontpage Interview’s guest today is David Solway, the award-winning author of over twenty-five books of poetry, criticism, educational theory, and travel. He is a contributor to magazines as varied as The Atlantic, the Sewanee Review, Books in Canada, and the Partisan Review. His book, The Big Lie: On Terror, Antisemitism, and Identity, was a Canadian bestseller. A former leftist, he abandoned the political faith after 9/11. He is the author of the new book, Hear, O Israel!........Continue Reading
Friends of radically pro-Palestinian Sabeel, which is headed by a Jerusalem-based Anglican clergy, hosted a recent conference in Washington, D.C. for U.S. church supporters, where the crowd loudly applauded the suggestion that Israel be dissolved as a Jewish state. Others decried Israel, and the United States, as “genocidal.” Speakers included United Methodist missions official David Wildman and Roman Catholic radical feminist theologian Rosemary Radford Ruether....Continue Reading
Note that Dr Paul Wilkinson adresses the anti-semitic Liberation Theology problems behind organizations such as Sabeel in his book For Zion's Sake: Christian Zionism and the Role of John Nelson Darby.
A story taken from Off The Wall News:
Something astonishing, even alarming, is taking place in the battle over the future of Jerusalem. Even as Palestinian rioters run amok on the Temple Mount, egged on by the radicals of the Islamic Movement, much of the anger and dismay in the Israeli and international press is being directed, ironically enough, at Jews who merely wish to visit the site...Fundamentally Freund: Dare to dream of a rebuilt Temple
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A revolutionary article "Edward Irving is Unnerving" can be seen in the Nov. 12 segment of Joe Ortiz' "Our Daily Bread" blog. Why have such easily verifiable facts been kept from the Christian public for so long? Alfred
I can only suppose you conducted some sort of random search to locate my blog. I’m not really sure why you selected this particular article to post your comment as you say nothing relevant to the subject matter of my article and neither is it the latest one.
FYI, I’ve seen your comment using the same words posted on a number of forums and using several names. I’m rather surprised that you didn’t suggest Googling “X-raying Margaret MacDonald”. Do you people get given a set of words by some supervisor to then go out and spread into the blogosphere?
I’ve read the above article and there is nothing revolutionary about it. It’s just Dave MacPherson asserting (with no evidence) exactly the same stuff as usual. It’s been debunked time and time again.
On the relationship of Irving and MacDonald with respect to Darby, I suggest you read Paul Wilkinson’s “For Zion’s Sake”. He blows MacPherson’s assertions right out of the water.
For Zion's Sake: Christian Zionism and the Role of John Nelson Darby
Fred DeRuvo also has a great book out that puts holes in MacPherson’s assertions. I like the way that sounds ;-)
Does Believing and Espousing the PreTrib Rapture: Create Unprepared Christians Doomed to Hell?
Okay, I suppose that the scholars in "Famous Rapture Watchers" and "Scholars Weigh My Research" are all wrong and you guys are right, is that right? (These articles can be found on Google.) Congratulations - you have won the victory over humility!
The sad part is how many times I’ve seen your comment on blogs using other names. Just so you know, I have read MacPherson’s articles and checked out the facts. Have you? He may well be a saved Christian but he also spreads falsehoods. His attitude towards Tommy Ice is one of denigrating his character, his academic qualifications (falsely) and physical attributes. So if you want to talk about humility, perhaps it is you who should inform yourself.
Furthermore, you are helping spread gossip about John Darby who has passed away and is not here to defend himself. Regarding John Darby and Margaret MacDonald’s alleged contribution to the pre-trib lie – perhaps you can point to the pretribulational statement in Margaret’s vision for me.
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