This is a copy of an article by Frank Mortyn beginning on page 237 of “The Book Your Church Doesn’t Want You To Read” by Tim C. Leedom
This was Christianity’s big chance…
BLOOD ON THE GROUND, CHURCHES ALL AROUND
The Traffic Stop
On a dark rainy night in Southern California, a late model Cadillac runs a red light. A California Highway Patrol officer witnesses the event and activates his red lights. The two cars pull to the side and the officer approaches the driver’s window…
A Personal Concept of God
When early civilizations developed, deities were used to explain the mysteries of the physical world, such as having a god for thunder, rain, death and creation. Changes in secular circumstances, religious power and cultural diffusion changed how early peoples saw God. As people’s concept of God changed, old ideas were either incorporated into new religions or dropped completely.