The South American Founder of the Heralds of the Gospel, an International Association of Pontifical Right, has written a thorough - going response to the recent media
attack upon the Church.
Not exact matches
in just the first 3 pages of comments, i woul estimate that at least 80 % were bigotted and vile
attacks upon catholics and the catholic
church.
The irony here is that this bill would have actually increased
attacks upon religion, as many gays and lesbians, as well as their supporters and those who are not biased towards them, are actually also members of
churches, albeit more liberal ones.
It is a question if the last two really belong to the controversy series: they are more like
attacks upon the scribes than controversies with them, and the question of the Davidic sonship seems more like a debate within the
church than a controversy with the scribes, though its form reminds us of number 8:
There is an old saying that history is but a series
attacks upon the Word of God, like a blacksmith hammering away with great force against the anvil, there are times when it looks as though the
church will not survive another strike.
The melancholy shade of his father's closely held sin, the breaking of his engagement with Regina Olsen, the public ridicule to which his sensitive nature was exposed by the public
attack of the modish Copenhagen journal Corsair, the disillusionment with Bishop Mynster and the
church in his closing years, all bore in
upon him.
, 176, where he speaks of his generation's effort to defend itself against Christ; and Kierkegaard's
Attack Upon Christendom, 160 - 161, where he critiques the Christian
Church in history for trying to defend itself against the possibility of following Christ as the Pattern.
-- Will This Rock in Rio by Ken Lottis —
Attack Upon Christendom by Soren Kierkegaard — Plan B by Pete Wilson — Electing Not to Vote edited by Ted Lewis — The Sacred Journey by Charles Foster — Children of the Mind by Orson Scott Card — UnChristian by David Kinnaman — Resurrection of the Son of God by NT Wright —
Church Without Walls by Jim Petersen — Repenting of Religion by Greg Boyd — Spontaneous Expansion of the
Church Roland Allen — Unlearning
Church by Michael Slaughter — The Open Secret by Lesslie Newbigin — When Helping Hurts by Steve Corbett and Brian Fikkert — The Ministry of the Spirit by Roland Allen — The Mission of God by Christopher J.H. Wright — An Emergent Theology for Emerging
Churches by Ray S. Anderson — Provacative Faith by Matthew Paul Turner — Transforming Mission by David Bosch — The Roman Empire and the New Testament by Warren Carter — I'm Fine with God; It's Chrsitians I Can't Stand by Bruce Bickel and Stan Jantz — Jesus and Empire by Richard A. Horsley — Simply Christian by NT Wright — Jesus, the Jewish Theologian by Brad H. Young
Leading Boston clergy who
attacked the gradual encroachment of the British on New England rights also
attacked what they felt were the destructive tendencies of the Great Awakening not only in Jonathan Edwards but especially in his less sophisticated and less intelligent cohorts.26 Puritanism was built
upon the centrality of the doctrine of conversion, and in New England it was held that only truly converted people could be accepted into full
church membership.
This time around, Langdon (Hanks) is called
upon by the Vatican police to help them defend their Cardinals from
attack during the famed Conclave — when the Cardinals of the
church are locked away within the Sistine Chapel until they have voted on which of them will become the next Pope.
The Black
Church has been a cornerstone of African American community and activism for centuries, and its role has subjected it to repeated and vicious
attacks from the original Klu Klux Klan of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest, through the rise of the Second Klan in the 1920s and the waves of riots and violence inflicted
upon African American communities across the country, to the waves of violence against the Civil Rights movement in the 1950s and 1960s.