(Wikipedia from the 1845 book of The Sermon on the Mount) COGwriter Should Christians call God Father? Is it simply sexist or accurate to do so? Until relatively recently, all biblical writers and all theologians I am aware of, believed that the Father was and is God. However, some Protestants like to shy away from […]
Category: Doctrine
“Prove all things; hold fast that which is good” (1 Thessalonians 5:21, KJV)
Food Processing industry ‘Can’t Ignore the Science: Ultraprocessed Foods Are Killing Us’
Aisle of Ultraprocessed Foods at Walmart (Photo by Thayne Tuason via Wikipedia) COGwriter Ultraprocessed foods are an issue that more are realizing can cause health problems: Even Big Food Can’t Ignore the Science: Ultraprocessed Foods Are Killing Us April 8, 2026 If you’re reading this, chances are you already try to avoid ultraprocessed foods (UPFs), […]
6th Day of Unleavened Bread–are YOU growing spiritually?
Unleavened Bread (Public Domain Pictures) COGwriter The Days of Unleavened Bread began at sunset April 1st and and run until sunset April 8th, in 2026. The Temple Institute sent out the following related to something that happened on the sixth and seventh Day of Unleavened Bread: “I will sing to HaShem, for very exalted is […]
Belgium ‘euthanized’ over 42,000 of its citizens–Hippocratic Oath?
Bas-relief at Angkor Wat depicting a demon performing an ancient abortion. COGwriter Belgium continues to assist suicide: Belgium Euthanizes Another 4,500 Citizens as ‘Assisted Suicide’ Death Toll Surges April 4, 2026 Alarming new data out of Belgium is fueling growing concern over the rapid expansion of state-sanctioned euthanasia, with record numbers of citizens now being […]
Is Easter really a Christian holiday?
Eostre: Goddess of the Dawn COGwriter On Friday, the German news source Deutsche Welle had a post that stated “chocolate rabbits are the most obvious secular sign of Easter” (https://www.dw.com/en/top-stories/s-9097). From the photo above, you can see a rabbit, which was associated with the worship of the pagan fertility goddess of the dawn–Eostre–that is basically […]
Sermon: From Passover to Easter?
Eostre: Goddess of the Dawn COGwriter Early Christians kept Passover on the evening on the 14th day of the first month of the biblical calendar. Now, most Greco-Roman Catholics and Protestants keep their version of it on a Sunday morning with symbols not from the Bible. How did that happen? Is that biblically appropriate? To […]
Frankenfood increasingly consumed
Piggy Sooy, Moolec’s genetically engineered soybean with pork proteins has received approval from APHIS. The review concludes that Piggy Sooy is unlikely to pose an increased plant pest risk compared to conventional soybeans. Read more in #BiotechUpdates: https://t.co/rDE9PHj9HB pic.twitter.com/r7Rug0P9Ws — ISAAA Inc. (@isaaa_org) April 26, 2024 COGwriter More and more, food is getting distorted and […]
US Supreme Court says lower court did not understand first amendment and overturns ‘conversion therapy’ law
BREAKING: In an 8-1 ruling, the Supreme Court announced this morning that Colorado’s ban on so-called conversion therapy violates First Amendment free speech rights. Gorsuch wrote the majority opinion. Jackson was the lone dissent. “The First Amendment stands as a bulwark… pic.twitter.com/roTX2k7NkB — Sean Davis (@seanmdav) March 31, 2026 COGwriter CBS reported the following: A […]
April Fools and the start of the year
A Shmura Matzo (Unleavened Bread is Used for Passover) COGwriter Today, is April 1st on the Roman calendar. Many people call the first day of April, “April Fools’ Day.” Notice something about it: Today is April 1 — April Fool’s Day, if you will…in more recent times it’s chock full of good-natured pranks. But watch […]
Passover Service in English and Spanish
Artist’s portrayal of Peter and John going to prepare for the Passover COGwriter Tonight, after sunset, is the 14th day of Nisan on the Hebrew calendar. Christian groups, such as the Continuing Church of God, will observe tonight as the Christian Passover. In addition to information on how to keep it in English (read Keeping […]