Why Christianity?

In a YouTube video by Keith Thompson many claims are made about Word of Faith teaching and teachers. While I appreciate much of the work that Keith has done regarding atheism and Islam, he obviously is lacking in his understanding of the Word of Faith movement.

This has been a topic of discussion in the world of science and religion for over 75 years.  Many atheists, scientists, and naturalists have labeled Einstein as either an atheist or agnostic.  Take this quote from the atheist evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, for example.

When discussing the subjects of God and science, the name Albert Einstein is inevitably raised.  There’s nobody in the history of science who is held in higher regard than the Nobel prize winning physicist who gave us the theory of relativity which produced the famous equation E = mc2.  For that reason both believers and unbelievers have sought to claim Einstein as one of their own.

As Christians we hear constantly about the need for revival in the land.  We pray for revival.  We study revivals in the past.  We preach about revival.  We sing about it.  But we don’t see it. Oh sure, we’ve had a few movements here

Irony of ironies, Christian Research Institute president and host of the radio broadcast The Bible Answer Man Hank Hanegraaff has abandoned the Evangelical church and joined a Greek Orthodox Church in Charlotte, N.C.  For those of you who aren’t familiar with the theology of the Orthodox branch of Christianity, they practice the veneration of Mary

With so many anti-WoF books and videos in publication I thought it might be good to present a different perspective.  You see, I believe WoF teaching, at least most of it.  Let me tell you my story.