Category Archives: Articles

Darwin Vs. The Octopus

Posted on 8 September 2015 by Islwyn

There are lots of interesting articles about on the Internet. This one is on the Chuck Colson website, Breakpoint with movie graphics: “The Tentacles of a Dilemma: Darwin Vs. The Octopus.” Don’t like the octopus? Don’t watch the graphics! Just read the … Continue reading →

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Scheer Memorial Hospital Helps In Nepal Tragedy

Posted on 20 May 2015 by Islwyn

It’s good to read of Adventist Hospitals in the news. Nepal’s Scheer Adventist Hospital was another that was new to me until the earthquake; then I read that it is partnering ADRA, which we have all been raising funds for in … Continue reading →

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Fascination With Worms

Posted on 23 April 2015 by Islwyn

I wish I had a scientific mind; I’m fascinated with DNA and its immense complexity. DNA played a major part in converting the much published atheist author Anthony Flew, to recognising a form of theism, although not Christian theism. A little … Continue reading →

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Science Increasingly Makes the Case for God

Posted on 10 February 2015 by Islwyn

Says Casey Luskin, “Though it appeared on Christmas Day, Eric Metaxas’s article in the Wall Street Journal continues to attract denunciations. What’s the big deal? Metaxas proposed that “Science Increasingly Makes the Case for God.” While people hold many different views on … Continue reading →

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Detective Struggled With Faith – And Found Jesus

Posted on 10 February 2015 by Islwyn

Following my previous post here is another case of struggling with faith. Says J. Warner Wallace. “I bought my first Bible. It was an inexpensive pew Bible; I think it cost me less than five dollars. As I read through … Continue reading →

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‘The Struggle of Belief’ by Gregory Alan Thornbury

Posted on 8 February 2015 by Islwyn

How I Almost Lost the Bible says Gregory Alan Thornbury Can the Bible be believed? Thornbury says that “Had it not been for the first editor of CT, I likely would have gone the way of liberal scholar Bart Ehrman.” An … Continue reading →

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Sir Run Run and Adventist ‘China Doctor, Dr Harry Miller

Posted on 26 November 2014 by Islwyn

I found it rewarding and inspiring to read about Dr. Harry Miller, The China Doctor. But first, Sir Run Run Shaw who died 7th January 2014 at the age of 106. Following from a previous post it was interesting to … Continue reading →

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Adventist Hospitals in the News

Posted on 11 November 2014 by Islwyn

David Peterson On Porter Adventist Hospital The San – Sydney Adventist Hospital’s “200m dollar extenstion Waterloo Adventist Hospital Hit by Ebola Loma Linda University Hospital’s $1.2bn Extension Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital We don’t see Adventist hospitals in Europe so … Continue reading →

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Waterloo Adventist Hospital Staff Die From Ebola

Posted on 2 October 2014 by Islwyn

Waterloo Adventist Hospital and Cooper Adventist Hospital in Liberia are reported to have closed and under quarantine due to the Ebola Virus, which has claimed the lives of three of the staff at the Waterloo hospital. Says Adventist Health International: … Continue reading →

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China’s Largest NGO Is Christianity!

Posted on 19 May 2014 by Islwyn

There are five things you need to know about faith in China, says Evan Osnos, and one is that Christianity is China’s largest non-governmental organisation. 3) Christianity: China’s largest N.G.O. “The Chinese constitution guarantees freedom of religion, but the right … Continue reading →

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