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>There was apparently an interview on American Television about the Baha'i
>faith
>and Christianity.
>The Protagonist for hristianity was Ankerberg and Martin
>The Baha'i was Mary Kay Radpour & James Mock.
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When I look back (and that interview took place about 20 years ago), I let the
I thought James did a great job of answering from the Bible. If the show had not done
a hatchet job of editing out when the Baha'is made sound points, what we read would be
very different. But the purpose of Mr. Ankerberg is to show the errant ways of
everybody else but him. If it were a fair
What strikes me about the interview is, that although the Baha'is,
relatively speaking, developed very little material, the intense hostility
of the interviewers was open and fiery. The Baha'is' behaviour brought to
mind a picture of innocent babes placed in a pit in which were
fire-breathing d
http://bahai-library.com/?file=ransom-kehler_haifa_talks.html
KEITH:
Then how shall we present the Master? What about the prophecy "The Son shall come in the glory of the Father, and that no man cometh unto the Father save through the Son." How can Bahá'u'lláh represent the second coming of the So
Hi, Khazeh,
James may be able to elaborate. However, what Mary Kay personally told me is that she
and James were asked to appear on the John Ankerberg Show (shown on the now defunct
"Christian Broadcasting Network" cable channel), they were not told that (the late)
Walter Martin, author of _Kin
Dear Friends,
you can find the complete article
http://www.ankerberg.org/Articles/ATRI-Bible-School/Spring-Bible-School/spring-bible-school-cult-proof-5.htm
warmest wishes,
Ehsan Bayat
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