Medical Killing – An Evangelical Perspective
ARTICLE An Evangelical Perspective on Medical Killing
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Martin Bucer – The German who gave England its Liturgy
ARTICLE A short introduction in the life of the reformer Martin Bucer.
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Model Children’s Center New Hope Uganda celebrates its 20-year existence
Model Children’s Center New Hope Uganda celebrates its 20-year existence (Bonn, 23.02.2009) They came in great numbers – the former sons and daughters of the Children’s Center Kasana of New Hope Uganda celebrating the big […]
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National Socialism as Religion
MBS TEXTE 94 Provides an overview of National Socialism as a rival religion to Christianity. 14 major documents and research literature prove National Socialism not only to be a political party, but to be a faith in salvation and a future kingdom. ere even examples of prayers to Hitler and of plans to esta- blish the Hitler cult as the only religion in Europe once the war was won.
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Biblical Reasons for Evangelical Missions
MBS TEXTE 65 This propositions were presented as a common formulation of evangelical missiology to the tenth jubilee of the journal „Evangelikale Missiologie“ of the „Association of German evangelical missiologists“ (AfeM) in 1994 and published in the jubilee edition of this magazine as well as several other evangelical magazines in the German speaking world and the Netherlands. This is an updated version, making 31 propositions out of the original 30.
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Faith is a Human Right
MBS TEXTE 41 Originally published as: Thomas Schirrmacher. „Glauben ist ein Menschenrecht“. ai-Journal (Journal of Amnesty International Germany) 8/2000: 6–9.
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Criminals and Murderers carve out a Career among God’s People
Christian forgiveness is so complete that in the Bible there are men and women with dark pasts who rise up to become premier role models and leaders.
Archbishop and Professor Dr. Thomas Paul Schirrmacher is President of the International Council of the International Society for Human Rights, President of the International Institute for Religious Freedom, Co-President of Religions for Peace and President of the Bonn Abrahamic Center for Global Peace, Justice and Sustainability (BAC). Read more …
