To me, who was brought up a Christadelphian and was baptized one in my mid 20's but have since left, I feel that does it really matter if people do or do not believe God created the earth or started the evolutionary process (the later is which I swing towards) or not.
Proposed Vast New Russian Naval Base in Egypt Turns Christadelphian Predictions Upside Down!
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| Christadelphian thinking about latter day prophecy has been turned upside down |
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For one hundred and sixty five years Christadelphians have told the world that Russia is the "King of the North" and now it looks like Russian President Putin is going to be the "King of the South."
Comment of the Week - From Mancott
I was indoctrinated into CDism from the cradle. I believed in it as
fervently as I believed in Santa Claus. Then Santa Claus was revealed as
my dad creeping into my bedroom with presents early on Christmas day.
Surtsey Proves that God did NOT Create the Earth
Surtsey is a volcanic island off the southern coast of Iceland. It was formed in a volcanic eruption which began 130 metres (426 ft) below sea level, and reached the surface on 14 November 1963. The eruption lasted until 5 June 1967, when the island reached its maximum size of 2.7 km (1.0 sq mi). Since then, wind and wave erosion have caused the island to steadily diminish in size.
Young Earth Creationism in the November Christadelphian Magazine
The Christadelphians are once again displaying their scientific ignorance; this time in an article by Nigel Bernard and Don Pearce published in the November 2013 Christadelphian magazine.Entitled "Surtsey: a pattern for creation?" It recounts the story of the creation of the volcanic island of Surtsey in 1963 off the coast of Iceland in the North Atlantic. The authors say of this event:
"The rate at which geological features formed on the island provide some supporting evidence that the time scale of Genesis, with six days of creation followed by six thousand years of human activity, is not as unrealistic as is sometimes claimed."
Has 'The Garden of Eden' Been Found?
Written by Paul BedsonSource: The Gazette of the Association for the Protection of Lebanese Heritage (APLH), "Of Men And Ruins" Issue 2, October 2013.
Editor's Note: Ezekiel chapters 28 & 31 lend some credence to the idea that the Garden of Eden was located in Lebanon.
Meet Professor Lawrence Krauss Next Sunday 3 November in Sydney Australia
Ex-Christadelphians will be meeting up again with Lawrence Krauss, next Sunday 3 November, when he visits Sydney Opera House for the Australian premiere screening of his new movie 'The Unbelievers.' You can also meet with Lawrence in Canberra Australia 5 November and watch the movie. Email me ex-Christadelphians@hotmail.com for details of what we have planned.
Why 'Wrested Scriptures' is Wrong on Evolution - By Ken Gilmore - Parts 1 - 6
By Ken Gilmore(Editor's Note: Ken is Christadelphian Theist, NOT an Ex-Christadelphian. He does not support or condone the Atheist position of this website and we do not support or condone his Theism. Nevertheless there remains a considerable amount of agreement between us and we consider his work to be of the utmost value)
The following is in five parts with the references given after each part; so keep reading after each section of references.
Sound words from Lord Singh
Yesterday, Lord Singh of Wimbledon spoke on BBC Radio 4's morning religion spot, "Thought for the day".Download podcast here: Lord Singh 23/10/13 (3 mins, 2Mb)
Did Christianity (and other religions) promote the rise of science?
Written by Jerry CoyneOf course most of you will answer “No way!”, and I do, too, but accommodationists and science-friendly believers make this argument often. Here are a few specimens:
Texas publishers refuse to include Creationism in science textbooks
In a victory for science education and the children of Texas, publishers are refusing to include creationism in science textbooks despite fierce pressure from conservative Christians.
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Oppose Christadelphian Heritage College Birmingham
It is proposed to create a fund to oppose the creation of the Christadelphian Heritage College faith school in Birmingham UK. The money will be used to lobby decision makers to advise them of the reasons for our opposition and also to place large advertisements in Birmingham newspapers warning parents and students of the Christadelphians' intention to "preach" to them and to their children at the school.
Nigerian Email Scam
dear mister sirmy name is Jesus Happy John Thomas Bockawawa. i work for Nigerian Export Bank counting much money.
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