Mideast War Escalates; Civilian and Civil Destruction; Bush-Blair Press Conference; American Idol Photo Op

Dr. Jerry Falwell Invokes Second Coming of Christ and End Times; Newt Gingrich   Announces World War III

Bush, War and Evangelical Vision

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Are These The End Times?                                 

Q & A with Tim La Haye - July 28, 2006           

Newsweek: How do you interpret what’s happening in
the Middle East? Are you seeing signs that these are the end of
days?               

LaHaye:
Biblically speaking, the very nations that are mentioned in
prophecy—and have been mentioned for 2,500 years as occupying the focus
of the tension of the last days—are the very nations that are involved
in the conflict right now. That may be one of the reasons there’s a
sudden interest in bible prophecy because all of a sudden they realize
end-time events could possibly take place and break forth right now.

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What If the End Is Closer than You Think?

Epicenter by Joel Rosenberg -
former senior advisor to U.S. and Israeli leaders, including Steve
Forbes, Rush Limbaugh, former Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Natan
Sharansky and former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Nuclear Apocalyse in the Mideast...
Are We Living in the Last Days?
Understanding the Iranian Threat...
Shiite End Times Theology...
Ahmadinejad/Wallace Interview...

"God himself" will fight for Israel...
"The coming nuclear showdown
with Iran is a certainty..."
US evangelicals view that growing
conflict in the Mideast signals
the start of a global struggle
leading to Christ return...

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August 25, 2006 / Katherine Harris... God and the Faithful [from the Orlando Journal]       

U.S.
Rep. Katherine Harris said this week in comments to the Baptist Witness
that God did not intend for the United States to be a "nation of
secular laws" and that a failure to elect Christians to political
office will allow lawmaking bodies to "legislate sin."

Harris described
the separation of church and state as a "lie we have been told" to keep
religious people out of politics. In reality, she said, "we have to
have the faithful in government" because that is God's will. Separating
religion and politics is "so wrong because God is the one who chooses
our rulers." 

"And
if we are the ones not actively involved in electing those godly men
and women," then "we're going to have a nation of secular laws. That's
not what our founding fathers intended and that's (sic) certainly isn't
what God intended."

… when asked why Baptists should care about the upcoming primary, she added “What happens in Florida sets the trend for what happens nationally… whoever wins Florida will win the presidency.”

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