In this interview, I had the opportunity to talk with John Sanidopoulos, an Orthodox Christian, to gain a deeper understanding of the beliefs, traditions, and practices of this ancient Christian faith. Join me as I explore the world of Orthodox Christianity through the eyes of John Sanidopoulos. Originally published on GADEL.info, my personal website. Godwin […]
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Brandon Vogt is a Catholic, husband, father, author, blogger, speaker and mechanical engineer. He is the author of many books, and runs a blog and a website for Catholic and atheist discussion. Originally published on my website GADEL.info. Godwin Delali Adadzie: Who is Brandon Vogt? Brandon Vogt: I’m a 27-year old Catholic, husband, father, author,
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Dr. Belinda Walker is a psychologist based in Houston, who has been working in the field since 1992. This interview was originally published on my personal website GADEL.info. Godwin Delali Adadzie: Who is Dr. Belinda Walker? Dr. Belinda Walker: I’m a wife, mother of two teenagers, and a school psychologist in private practice for the
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Dave Webster is a former Baptist pastor who had a deep faith in the Lord as a Protestant and had a passionate desire to bring others to faith in Christ early in life. Godwin Delali Adadzie: Who is Dave Webster? Dave Webster: I was raised an evangelical Protestant and my fundamentalist Baptist formation came in
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Learn about the work of Margaret Schaut, an activist and leader in the field of micro-economic development, as she shares her experiences breaking down barriers for marginalized groups and her vision for a more just and compassionate economic system. She also talks about her Catholic faith. Originally published on GADEL.info, my personal website. Godwin Delali
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I stumbled upon an interesting commentary about Saint John’s Gospel chapter 3 in Wiersbe Bible Commentary: New Testament by Warren W. Wiersbe while I was going through my e-Sword Bible software and I would like to respond to certain points raised by this Protestant scholar whom I am not familiar with. “Once again, we meet
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The man Saul of Tarsus was once a terrible name to the infant Church of Christ as he was noted to carry out torture and execution at least indirectly to those who believed, preached and lived the Gospel message of Jesus the Christ. One of these persecutions of the Church led to the martyrdom of
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I believe everyday is Judgment Day! Let’s start with some COMMON SENSE, Shall we? Voltaire puts it this way “Common sense is not so common.” I agree with Voltaire on this one. Let me add some spice here too. . . Fr. John Corapi (now the Black SheepDog) once said, “In the end, forever, you and I
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The question to start with is this, “Is Christianity a noun or a verb?” In other words, is Christianity an action word or a label? Think about it. To the Evangelical and Fundamentalist groups, Christianity is not a Religion! These guys understand one language — Sola Scriptura (Scripture Alone) one of the anthems of the
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It is quite interesting how a lot of Christians treat the Mother of Jesus Christ as how people treat an envelope containing an important document or parcel. The envelope is usually trashed away after the content it contains is delivered. Many Christians see Mary as such; she is just an ordinary girl that God chose
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