Tag Archives: Iran

Iran and Christianity

Posted on December 1, 2008 by Stephen Sizer

I am glad to commend a new book by Mark Bradley entitled, Iran and Christianity: Historical Identity and Present Relevance (Continuum) Mark Bradley clearly knows Iran and the Iranian people. Dealing honestly with the historical and political identity of Iran … Continue reading →

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Weird and Wacky Theology 3: Armageddon out of here

Posted on November 6, 2008 by Stephen Sizer

John Hagee wrote to me again today. He writes most days. Today he wrote to remind me, “As Christians we have a Biblical obligation to defend Israel and the Jewish people in their time of need. Israel’s time of need … Continue reading →

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Iranian Judicial Authorities Order the Release of Ramtin Soodmand

Posted on November 4, 2008 by Stephen Sizer

According to news received by FCNN, the judicial authorities have ordered the release of our brother Ramtin Soodmand. In this report received, Ramtin’s lawyer, who had been in telephone contact with the judicial court of Mashhad and the office of … Continue reading →

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