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Not everything on these sites affirms my beliefs or has my endorsement. But the material, I think, is very important to preview. Blue titles are hot links.
I See Israel [ www.ISeeIsrael.com]
Gershon Nerel is a licensed tour guide in Israel [#10856]. His PhD from Hebrew University focused on Messianic Jews in Eretz Israel. His website contains over 300 articles on historical and biblical topics from numerous journals. He currently resides on the Messianic moshav "Yad Hashmona."
Be'Ad Chaim (Pro Life) [ www.beadchaim.com ]
Their Hebrew site: [ www.lovelife.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. They also periodically hold services at "Ganei Chaim" (Garden of Life), a memorial forest in honor of unborn children lost to abortion or miscarriage.
Please see pictorial: Rachel is Weeping
Photo © Lennart Nilsson.com
Intelligent Design [ www.intelligentdesign.org ]
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Intelligent Design Network [www.intelligentdesignnetwork.org]
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Uncommon Descent - Serving the Intelligent Design Community [ www.uncommondescent.com ]
"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]
[See List of ID books, materials and websites.]
J. Vernon McGee [ www.ttb.org ]
J. Vernon McGee (1904—1988) was born in Texas, moved to Tennessee, then to Georgia, then to California. He began preaching on the radio in 1941, and in 1967 founded his Thru the Bible program, which still airs on stations around the world.
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