File This Under...We Will Think About It Later

This is one example of many of the types of things that pop up on the radar from time to time that just doesn't fit into a secular humanist's world view. So how do our secular humanist scholarly scientist types deal with this stuff? Dismiss, deny, forget.

Prayer Helps with Fertility-

http://www.obgyn.net/newsrx/womens_health-Fertility-20011018-16.asp

The Fruits of Islam...The Video

Here is a video highlighting some of the fruits of Islam. Remember Jesus said, "You will know them by their fruit." Christian fruit is joy, love, peace. Let's look at the fruit of Islam. Death, facism, violence.

You decide.

[Update]

Looks like Liveleak.com pulled the video due to threats, again the wondrous fruit of the Islamic religion, tolerance, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, makes their presence known. When is the world going to wake up to the fact that Islam is a vicious cult in the same vain as Nazism? Sad.

[Update Again]

I stand by my assertion that Islam is a cult. But this doesn't mean that the millions of people that are muslims are any better or worse off then anyone else. I believe there is one way to heaven, through Jesus, but I believe that Jesus gives everyone the freedom to accept or reject this, and it isn't my Christian mandate to force anyone to believe the way I think, my mandate is to spread the good news of Jesus's payment for the sins of the world, and the pardon He offers each one of us if we choose to accept Him as our Savior. I take acception with Islam because it tolerates no opposition, and opposition to the Korean in Islamic countries is met with violence. I think God, if He desired to force people to believe in the Korean or the Bible, He could snap his fingers, and it would be so. He doesn't need men to force other men to believe when he is 100% able to do this Himself with a blink of an eye. I believe that isn't God's aim, to force anyone to believe in Him. It is a choice. I pray for the people in Islamic countries, that they will one day be free enough to make the choice of how they believe in God and how they choose to worship the Almighty for themselves.

Bad: U.S. Army Begining to Turn Its Back On Jesus

First of all, I do believe that the U.S. military should be secular in organization. But, troops, and those that support the troops, should be able to engage in any sort of religious activities they desire while not on official duty.

So it is sad for me to see that the U.S. Army is bowing to a few loud mouths and not allowing an evangelical group to send care packages (which have a Christian video game and Christian literature in them) to the troops. I believe this violates first amendments rights of both Army personnel who would like to receive the care packages, and the rights of the care package senders.

Read more about this [HERE].