Her Tragic Death Beloved Princess Diana—who tragically died in a car crash in 1997—had been heavily involved in the occult, which the Bible condemns. Her main confidante in life, Sarah, Duchess of York, introduced her to it. And all that time Diana spent in occult activity, she kept it a secret from the public. Her Much Activity in the Occult Vanity Fair has an online article about it written by Hadley Hall Meares published Tuesday entitled “How Princess Diana’s Fascination... Read more
The Bible Says Palestinians Are Philistines I suggest in my book, Palestine Is Coming: The Revival of Ancient Philistia, that modern Palestinians have a stronger genetic link to the ancient Philistines than to any other people group.” Since the book was published, in 1990, I have become more convinced that this is the case. But I get constant pushback about it, even by people who say they believe the Bible. For, this idea is not original with me. Rather, it... Read more
Watergate Coverup The Washington Post‘s Bob Woodward is the most successful American journalist who has written several books about U.S. presidents and their presidencies. He first came to fame with his journalist colleague Carl Bernstein at The Washington Post when they investigated and cracked open the Watergate coverup scandal of the Richard Nixon presidency that led to his forced resignation and demise. Woodward is a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner. Woodward’s previous book of President Trump was entitled Fear: Trump in... Read more
“The Art of the Deal” Donald Trump supposedly wrote a book that helped propel him into the national spotlight and eventually into the White House. The book, entitled The Art of the Deal, was published in 1987. Trump tells so many lies, and this book is an example of it. Tony Schwartz has been saying for decades that he not only ghostwrote this book, but Donald didn’t have much to do with it except give Tony some interviews for it.... Read more
“Gog, of the Land of Magog” Much confusion has always persisted among Christians about the proper interpretation of Ezekiel 38—39 in the Bible. It is a major eschatological prophesy that features a person, thus not some political or national entity, who is described as “Gog, of the land of Magog” (Eze 38.2; cf. 39.1 NRSV). It appears that this “Gog” is a title for a human leader. During the time of the prophet Ezekiel, “the land of Magog” existed in... Read more
Trump a Great Big Liar Donald Trump is the biggest liar I have ever seen in my lifetime. And I don’t think he is even a very good liar because he’s not persuasive. He merely tells lies and expects people to believe him. And that is his strategy which has become known multiple times. He says if you tell people enough times what you want them to believe, they eventually will believe it. Yeah, but it’s stupid people who do... Read more
Trump Says China Exports Are “Ripping Us Off” Donald Trump, while president and ever since, has kept on harping about China “ripping us off,” meaning China-made goods exported to the U.S. His remedy for it was to impose large tariffs on this China trading to try to discourage U.S. citizens from buying China-made products. And along with this strategy, Trump tried to discourage U.S. companies from having their products made in China. Donald Trump now asserts that, if he regains... Read more
Many Bible readers have thought Jesus’s language “born again” was something new. For, we read in the New Testament that Jesus told a man named Nicodemus, “Unless a man is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God” (John 3:3 NIV). This language “born again” in the form of whatever Aramaic words Jesus used (for those Jews native tongue was Aramaic)—which is gennethe anothen in the Greek text and also can be translated “born from above”—may have been unfamiliar.... Read more
Introducing Panel Members The Council on Foreign Relations is an elite, non-profit think tank located in Washington, D.C. It produces the eminent Foreign Affairs magazine which is about U.S. foreign policy and international affairs. The CFR holds many panel forums open to the public, as they did Tuesday on Mid-East conflicts, especially those involving Israel. This panel discussion included host Vivian Salama posing questions to Senior Fellow Linda Robinson at CFR, Mid-East expert Suzanne Maloney at the Brookings Institution Center,... Read more
The question, “Could Jesus Have Sinned?” has been much debated in church history. Thus, Christians have not agreed about it’s answer—yes or no. Most have been taught by scholars and pastors that Jesus could not have sinned. But many believers in Jesus have not accepted that teaching because it seems to conflict with many things, such as just being a complete human being. Did Jesus Ever Sin? Now, the main question about Jesus and sin should be, “did Jesus ever... Read more
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