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Not everything on these sites affirms or agrees with my beliefs or has my endorsement. But the material, I think, is very important to preview. Blue titles are hot links.
Be'Ad Chaim (Pro Life) [ www.beadchaim.org.il ]
The Be'ad Chaim Association stands for "the protection of the woman and unborn child" and "promoting the sanctity of life." Founded in Israel in 1985 by "Bible believers," the group now provides crisis pregnancy centers in Jerusalem, Beer Sheva, Kiryat Yam, Tiberias, Ashkelon, Netanya and Nazareth. They provide hot-line services, free pregnancy tests, counseling, and post-birth assistance, such as clothing and emotional support — regardless of nationality or religious beliefs.
[Download their PDF December 2009 newsletter.]
Photo © Lennart Nilsson.com
Intelligent Design [ www.intelligentdesign.org ] and
Intelligent Design Network [www.intelligentdesignnetwork.org]
"The theory of intelligent design holds that certain features of the universe and of living things are best explained by an intelligent cause rather than an undirected process such as natural selection. ID is thus a scientific disagreement with the core claim of evolutionary theory that the apparent design of living systems is an allusion." [Quote from intelligentdesignnetwork.org]
Jewish World Review [ www.jewishworldreview.com ]
In the conservative Christian world, Jewish thinkers and spokesmen often appear to be monolithically liberal and unreligious—if not totally ir- and anti-religious. This isn't so. JWR is proof that not all Jews are on the Leftist, Israel-hating, Fundamentalist-Christian-hating bandwagon. JWR draws commentary from several sources, Jewish and Christian. Some of its writers spotlight liberal Christianity's mad avalanche into anti-Semitism that speaks behind a pious guise of humanitarian concern for abused Muslims.
Luci Paz Gallery [ lucipaz.blogspot.com ]
This award-winning Israeli photographer's site features Creation-loving scenes of life around Yam Kinneret (Sea of Galilee), the Golan and the rest of HaAretz.
The Vineyard [ www.thevineyard.org.au ]
This unique Messianic outreach was founded by the late Hebrew Bible scholar Dr. Lawrence Duff-Forbes of Australia. The website offers free MP3s of his original 14 minute radio programs entitled Treasures From Tenach. Collections of the same messages are also available in booklet form. The Vineyard — now headed by Mark Warren and Joy I. Hunting — publishes a monthly magazine in English, Russian, Spanish, German, Polish, and Romanian, with articles by various writers. The website also has 100s of photos from Israel and thus provides mini-cyber-tours of Ha'Aretz.
Listings chosen by Paul Sumner.
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