Featured on this episode of Seasons of Seasons of Spirituality is Delores J. Porter, author of “God Doesn’t Do Evil That Good May Come: The Truth About God”.  

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After supporting family on their journey of loss, and after a national tragedy, Delores was moved to write this book in defense of God. Delores says we are so quick to blame God for the terrible things that happen in our lives. When the truth is when bad things happen, God weeps, God suffers, with us. 

Listen in as Delores shares her story with one of our hosts, Juliet Dorris-Williams, author of Leaving Church, Finding Faith. 

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Many mystical predictions are presented in the biblical book of Revelations. The author focuses on seven churches that can represent modern religions: Ephesus (Catholicism), Smyrna (Judaism), Pergamum (Voodoo), Thyatira (Hinduism), Sardis (Buddhism), Philadelphia (Christianity), and Laodicea (Islam). 

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Adams provides an examination of each church which includes: a brief history, the evolution of the religion to the current day, an elucidation of doctrine and rituals, and four or five “key points” that illustrate the connection to the message of Jesus. The author’s objectivity is notable. He presents some criticism of all religions, including Christianity, with no special bias either for or against any.

Besides frequently quoting from the Bible, the author also draws from scholarly works. He provides a complete list of the sources he used for research, such as R. C. Zaehner’s Encyclopedia of World Religions, in the back of the book.

Adams fully believes and expounds that anyone, at any time, who understands the message of Revelation and accepts Jesus can partake of his blessings. His book would make an excellent focus for a Bible study among religious seekers.

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A new understanding is developed in this book about the relationship between the Christian faith, modern science, and the world religions. The authors call their new position Evolutionary Pluralism. 

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By combining the Christian faith with modern science and the global growth of religious diversity, Evolutionary Pluralism provides Christians with an alternative to current interpretations such as Young Earth Creationism, Old Earth Creationism, Intelligent Design Creationism, and Evolutionary Creationism. This new understanding stands solidly within the history and traditions of the Christian faith and builds on the life and ministry of Jesus Christ.

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Many mystical predictions are presented in the biblical book of Revelations. The author focuses on seven churches that can represent modern religions: Ephesus (Catholicism), Smyrna (Judaism), Pergamum (Voodoo), Thyatira (Hinduism), Sardis (Buddhism), Philadelphia (Christianity), and Laodicea (Islam). 

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Adams provides an examination of each church which includes: a brief history, the evolution of the religion to the current day, an elucidation of doctrine and rituals, and four or five “key points” that illustrate the connection to the message of Jesus. The author’s objectivity is notable. He presents some criticism of all religions, including Christianity, with no special bias either for or against any.

Besides frequently quoting from the Bible, the author also draws from scholarly works. He provides a complete list of the sources he used for research, such as R. C. Zaehner’s Encyclopedia of World Religions, in the back of the book.

Adams fully believes and expounds that anyone, at any time, who understands the message of Revelation and accepts Jesus can partake of his blessings. His book would make an excellent focus for a Bible study among religious seekers.

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