"That people use the language and ideas of Christianity for their own selfish ends is commonplace. You are seeing some gross forms of this perversion in South America, but subtle forms of it are just as deadly to the souls and cultures who succumb to…"
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Allan Halton commented on Lewis Hein's blog post When Words Fail
"Lewis, I appreciated hearing your heart regarding this grievous thing. I don't have any pat answers, but here are a couple of suggestions.
An old friend our ours once advised, "When I become the victim of counterfeit money, I…"
Ellis Hein commented on Lewis Hein's blog post When Words Fail
"As I have observed this process, I have had a growing conviction of purpose behind these visits to South America. I am not surprised at these questions. They are vital questions to be asked. That word "asked" is hardly adequate to express…"
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When Words Fail
Warning: This blog post contains many questions and few answers. If you're here looking for answers, well... I'm so sorry. I wish I had them too.Over the past couple of years, I have spent a fair amount of time travelling in, learning about, and generally hanging around South America. Over the course of my travels, I have participated in many discussions about religion, and with every one I have become more and more aware that, due to the history and religious climate these topics are even more…See More
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A brief introduction here I am Lewis Hein from Casper, Wy, (son of Ellis Hein). I hope not to be too sporadic with my participation here, though I haven't really been prompt introducing myself. In my spare time, I enjoy gardening, birdwatching, and nature photography. I find the message of the Early Friends to be quite profound, and have been helped by them many times along my way
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When Words Fail
Warning: This blog post contains many questions and few answers. If you're here looking for answers, well... I'm so sorry. I wish I had them too.
Over the past couple of years, I have spent a fair amount of time travelling in, learning about, and generally hanging around South America. Over the course of my travels, I have participated in many discussions about religion, and with every one I have become more and more aware that, due to the history and religious climate these…
ContinuePosted on 5thMo. 6, 2019 at 4:09 — 3 Comments
The marks of true religion, Part 1
How are we to know the difference between true and false religion? religions, subsets of religions, and anti-religions abound, each one claiming to be the best. Over all, the banner of tolerance and respect is held high, in a manner that amounts to an admission of defeat. Since we can’t agree on the truth, proclaim one and all, we may as well resign ourselves to a life without it. This attitude has it’s good points; it is far better than wars fought by fanatics. But it is far from what we…
ContinuePosted on 2ndMo. 5, 2017 at 4:37 — 2 Comments
Is the natural human mind God's enemy?
I have often heard it said, in one way or another, that "The natural mind is the enemy of God". For me, this has always raised the question of "Why should God have given me a mind that is naturally his enemy?" It is contradictory that if man was created in the image of God, he should have been given a mind that is naturally his creator's enemy, but was "pre-bent" to be subservient.
After pondering this for a while, I was finally shown an answer that makes sense, If we turn to Genesis…
ContinuePosted on 5thMo. 28, 2014 at 1:37 — 4 Comments
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 14:15 on 3rdMo. 22, 2013,
Allistair Lomax said…
Welcome Lewis!! Tell us a little bit about yourself.
- At 17:04 on 3rdMo. 22, 2013,
Ellis Hein said…
Welcome Lewis. Seems like we must be related somehow. (This said with my "administrator" hat on. Should I be wearing my "dear-old-dad" hat?) I am glad to see you on the site.
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