Notable Quotes - December 21, 2007 - Collected by Gloriscope staff

Yet the Big Bang violates the first law of thermodynamics. That law says you cannot create something out of nothing. But cosmologists, who are physicists that study the evolution of the universe, have to invent new physics to explain the Big Bang physics that have never been observed. So is this science or is it faith? The Big Bang crowd, nobody was there to see it. We’re just told that this tiny little speck of almost nothing exploded one day and became the universe! What law of physics explains that? We don’t have one. They’ve had to create it because they haven’t observed it. The Big Bang is as much an article of faith as anything else is in any other religion.

–Rush Limbaugh, U.S. radio broadcaster, Dec. 20, 2007

The Gospel taught that Jesus was conceived in Mary’s womb by the Holy Spirit. What grew in her womb (uterus) was not a blob of protoplasm but the person of the God-man Jesus. The human embryo or foetus was therefore accepted to be already a living person. Thus the oldest collection of Christian church teachings the Didache compiled in the second century, states: “You shall not slay the child by abortion.”

– Dr. Ronald A. Ramsay, Nation News (Trinidad), Dec. 21, 2007

He, being God, for this cause became Man, that man might acknowledge himself to be but man. … Being God He is made man; and man does not acknowledge himself to be man, that is, does not acknowledge himself to be mortal, does not acknowledge himself to be frail, does not acknowledge himself to be a sinner, does not acknowledge himself to be sick, that as sick he may at least seek a physician; and what is still more dangerous, he fancies himself to be in good health.

- St. Augustine of Hippo (A.D. 354-430), early Church father and philosopher, in his book Sermones (de Scripturio Novi Testamenti), LXXVII, vii, 11

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TO GOD BE ALL THE GLORY!

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