The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission | Growth in orthodox Christian faith has roots in “Global South” | Comments

Comment 1

Wed, 05 Sep 2007 02:27:48 CST

It is great that the faith is coming back to the once centers of it’s faith but I hope this time the one’s sending them don’t ignore home and lose faith there. We need to be organized in trying to get the world to see the truth of the word and strength in it’s power. So many bad things are happening and governments are creating dictatorships because people are looking at their security through the government instead of the word of GOD

Comment 2

Wed, 05 Sep 2007 07:58:13 CST

What an encourage article and an answer to prayer. I believe God wants us to return to our traditional values and doctrines and teach the Word of God. I pray that the “revival” in the “global south” will be what happens in America, Russia, China, and the rest of the world. Thank you for posting something positive about Christianity. We always hear what the Muslims are doing and how far they are going to evangelize the world to Islam. I glad to know that Europe might not fall back into the Moors if people who call Jesus Lord will live out the faith and share it. May God help us do the same in America.

Comment 3

Wed, 05 Sep 2007 21:17:44 CST

Praise the LORD. This is the most encouraging news I have heard in a long time. I pray that America as well as Europe will once again be revived in the Christian faith. May the whole world sing a new song: JESUS CHRIST is KING!

Comment 4

Sat, 08 Sep 2007 17:44:49 CST

Biblicist. I like the word. This article is not only encouraging but even has a “reconstructionist” ring to it. Baptists have done a great job building the biblical case for religious belief (liberty) outside the authority of civil governments, but what’s next? Where is the Baptist response to Rushdooney and Bahnsen when it comes to using Scripture to form a political philosophy?