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Nothing demonstrates the fact that Genesis 1 is ancient cosmology and not modern science more effectively than its declaration that the firmament was solid, separating waters above from waters below.
Early Christians and Jews accepted that the firmament of Genesis was solid
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Nothing demonstrates the fact that Genesis 1 is ancient cosmology and not modern science more effectively than its declaration that the firmament was solid, separating waters above from waters below.
Alan Lightman reviews Amir Aczel's "Why Science Does Not Disprove God"
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| The Ken-Cat |
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Mathematician and historian of science Amir Aczel's latest book "Why Science Does Not Disprove God" which on the title alone is clearly an attack on New Atheism is reviewed by physicist and writer Alan Lightman in the Washington Post.
Swanwick Special: The Origins of Christadelphianism
By CorkyChristadelphianism began because of one man's idea that there was an "apostasy", long ago, that intentionally hid "the truth" for 1800 years, just waiting for him to re-discover it.
Comments allowed to discuss Evolution
The rule that only members can comment has been lifted temporarily to allow non-members to comment on the Evolution discussion. It will also be lifted over Swanwick Youth Weekend to allow young people to ask questions or comment.Cartoons
Our cartoons have proved to be hugely popular. Every time we insert one into an article our page views increase. We shall try to insert a suitable cartoon into EVERY article in the future. If you are offended, be assured that we try to offend as many people as possible and you are not really a target. Please take the humour in the good natured way that it is offered. We are using humour to try to break through the bubble of Christadelphian cult thinking and jolt them back to reality.
Ken Gilmore refutes the Neville Clark 'Theistic Creationism' video (Part 2)
Swanwick Jokes
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| How do Ex-Christadelphians greet each other? |
How do Ex-Christadelphians greet each other at Swanwick Weekend.
(Click below for the answer...)
Heartless Christadelphians
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| Click the cartoon to read from one of their own books (Christendom Astray) how Christadelphians propose at Christ's return to "greatly thin the population of the World" and murder millions of people |
New survey finds almost 100% increase in Americans skeptical of the Bible
A new poll finds a sharp increase in the number of Americans who consider the Bible merely the teachings of men rather than the word of God. The fourth annual State of the Bible survey was conducted just over two months ago by the Barna Group for the American Bible Society.
Swanwick - Don't Fall For It!
Swanwick Christadelphian Family Weekend in the UK is scheduled for 2 - 4 May 2014. Ex-Christadelphians feel an obligation to young people to warn them of the perils of joining a tiny, extremist, fundamentalist religious sect like the Christadelphians.
Christadelphians - The people who think that Noah's flood was global
Most Christadelphians think that Noah's flood covered the entire globe and deposited all of the fossils. The Bible says that it "covered all the high mountains." - Science has categorically proved that this was impossible.
Christadelphians - The people who think that humans can walk on water
Two thousand years ago and many decades after the death of Jesus, his supporters, who never saw it happen, and not independent witnesses, wrote claiming that he and Peter walked on deep water in the Lake of Galilee. Academics are unanimous that Matthew, Mark, Luke and John could NOT have written the accounts that bear their names. - Christadelphians actually believe that it really happened!
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| A Christadelphian demonstrates that it is possible to walk on the lake of Galilee |
Christadelphians - The people who think that animals can talk!
Christadelphians think the serpent in Eden and Baalim's ass could talk.
- We Ex-Christadelphians know a song about that! :)
Now our discussion is even better (with new cartoon)
To further improve the quality of our discussion, this blog is now a members only discussion group. Everyone, including Christadelphians, are invited to become members of the group and they can still use pseudonyms if they prefer. However to prevent abuse, the true identity of members must be known to and approved by the admins of this website.
Cartoons: The Editors
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The cartoon below is in response to the commenter
"Air on a G String" in the comments section
The Christadelphian magazine buys into the 'Blood Moons' nonsense
By Christadelphian Ken GilmoreBrisbane ecclesia, Australia
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After the disgraceful spectacle of seeing The Christadelphian grant cover article status to a young earth creationist article in the November 2013 edition, there were signs that this could have been a one-off lapse with the January 2014 article on the challenges inherent in preaching to a post-Christian world, and a fascinating article by archaeologist Leen Ritmeyer in the March 2014 issue on the location of Sodom showing a marked increase in the intellectual tone of the magazine. The granting of cover status to an article on the 'blood moon' nonsense however shows that this may not have been a one-off lapse. If we want to brand ourselves as a fundamentalist irrelevancy, this is exactly how to do it.
The great 'Blood Moons' deception
By Credo Quia Absurdum
There's a video recently published by Rugby Christadelphians
on their rather strangely named Bible Truth Prophecy Video Vault channel on YouTube
entitled The Coming FOUR Blood Moons and Bible Prophecy Concerning Israel.
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