| Pine Street Church hosts winter seminar -
"When Religion Becomes Evil"
On Saturday, February 11, 2006, Pine Street Presbyterian Church will be hosting the seminar "When Religion Becomes Evil" from 1:30 to 5 pm. Ordained Baptist minister, noted expert in Islam and comparative religion, and author of "When Religion becomes Evil", Dr. Charles Kimball will present a timely response to the issue that religious beliefs are central factors in the growth of evil and violence on the global scene and a topic of popular concern and debate. Is religion the chief source of problems today?
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Dr. Charles Kimball |
| "Whatever religious people may say about their love of God or the mandates of their religion, when their behavior toward others is violent and destructive, when it causes suffering among their neighbors, you can be sure the religion has been corrupted and reform is desperately needed. When religion becomes evil these five corruptions are always present. Conversely, when religion remains true to its authentic sources, it is actively dismantling these corruptions ... " |
Dr. Kimball's presentations and preaching will connect the fundamentals of Islam with historical developments and different dynamics in Muslim countries and clarify interfaith issues in local churches and communities as we explore 21st century obstacles and opportunities confronting the followers of Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. Dr. Kimball will also provide information on helpful resources and be available for questions and discussion.
Winter Seminar |
| 1:30 pm |
"Towards Understanding Islam" |
| 3:00 pm |
Reception |
| 3:30 pm |
“Living with Pluralism and Diversity: Obstacles and Opportunities for the children of Abraham” |
Registration of $25 is due no later than February 6th. College and high school students will be admitted free with ID. For more information, please call Pine Street Presbyterian Church (717-238-9304) or click on the link below.
On Sunday, February 12 at both the 8:30 am and 11 am services, Dr. Kimball's message is entitled "Hope for the Perilous Journey".
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