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Oct 22, 2022: CBN: Approaching the Tipping Point: Eric Metaxas' Urgent Wake Up Call to the American Church
Author and radio talk show host Eric Metaxas warns that America is fast approaching a dangerous cultural tipping point, although he says it's not too late to reverse course. In his new book, Letter to the American Church, Metaxas writes of parallels between today's America and pre-World War II Germany. Jan 6, 2022: The Bulwark: The Twisted, Trumpist Religion of Jan. 6th
And other prominent Jericho Marchers, such as Eric Metaxas and Greg Locke, have become leading Christian anti-vaxers, having moved from one major lie to another Nov 26, 2021: Virtue Online: Sewanee University Alumnus Calls for Revocation of Metaxas Honorary Degree
Extreme right wing political pundit and purveyor of conspiracy theories, Eric Metaxas, was awarded an honorary doctorate from Sewanee, The University of the South, the Episcopal Church's only university. Sewanee now wants the honorary degree revoked, because it says Metaxas is a leading figure of the Christian right, with a long history of making homophobic, racist, and otherwise bigoted comments. |
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August 14, 2021:
I have a book by Eric Metaxas that he wrote about Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Probably one of the better books about him. Bonhoeffer stood up and called out the church for their lack of action against Hitler and for allowing him such a strong foothold. Bonhoeffer fought against Hitler and Fascism, and was ultimately hanged for it.
The irony of Metaxas right now is that he has spewed all kind of "prophetic" nonsense about Trump and how he was going to be re-elected and is now telling people to not take the vaccine. I am amazed at how far people fall sometimes but it's as though Metaxas never even read his own book.
Metaxas does make the claim that Trump is not a Christian Nationalist...which is true. Trump would have to be a Christian first to be that. But "Make America Great Again" is all about Nationalism....and the reason the white supremacists and other racist or fascist nationalists also support Trump.
I have a book by Eric Metaxas that he wrote about Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Probably one of the better books about him. Bonhoeffer stood up and called out the church for their lack of action against Hitler and for allowing him such a strong foothold. Bonhoeffer fought against Hitler and Fascism, and was ultimately hanged for it.
The irony of Metaxas right now is that he has spewed all kind of "prophetic" nonsense about Trump and how he was going to be re-elected and is now telling people to not take the vaccine. I am amazed at how far people fall sometimes but it's as though Metaxas never even read his own book.
Metaxas does make the claim that Trump is not a Christian Nationalist...which is true. Trump would have to be a Christian first to be that. But "Make America Great Again" is all about Nationalism....and the reason the white supremacists and other racist or fascist nationalists also support Trump.
Apr 2, 2016: Eric Metaxas: Christian Post: Bill Nye the Science Guy Doesn't Get Philosophy
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Sept 10, 2015: National Review: Great Women from Joan of Arc to Mother Teresa
In his new book, Seven Women: And the Secret of Their Greatness, Eric Metaxas, tells the story of seven women from history. He examines their successes and weaknesses, their motivations, and the heart of their missions. Dec 25, 2014: Eric Metaxas: Wall Street Journal: Science Increasingly Makes the Case for God
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Dec 7, 2013: Huffington Post: Sally Lloyd-Jones, 'Jesus Storybook Bible' Author, Sells Over 1,000,000 Books
Christians with a literary bent sometimes have difficulty in the publishing world, said Eric Metaxas, author of the biography “Bonhoeffer” and several children’s books who has known Lloyd-Jones since she moved to the U.S. Children’s books, he said, are in many ways harder to write than books for adults. “Kids can’t be fooled,” Metaxas said. “There has to be a level of honesty and authenticity that isn’t easily achieved.
Christians with a literary bent sometimes have difficulty in the publishing world, said Eric Metaxas, author of the biography “Bonhoeffer” and several children’s books who has known Lloyd-Jones since she moved to the U.S. Children’s books, he said, are in many ways harder to write than books for adults. “Kids can’t be fooled,” Metaxas said. “There has to be a level of honesty and authenticity that isn’t easily achieved.
July 29, 2013: Religion News: Is Eric Metaxas the next Chuck Colson?
Metaxas took over some of Colson’s roles, including co-host of BreakPoint, a radio show Metaxas wrote for in the late ’90s. He took Colson’s place on the board of the Manhattan Declaration, a movement Colson helped found to focus Christians’ attention on life, marriage and religious freedom issues.
And like Colson, Metaxas took to the Christian conference circuit, speaking on the issues that were near and dear to Colson’s interests.
Metaxas took over some of Colson’s roles, including co-host of BreakPoint, a radio show Metaxas wrote for in the late ’90s. He took Colson’s place on the board of the Manhattan Declaration, a movement Colson helped found to focus Christians’ attention on life, marriage and religious freedom issues.
And like Colson, Metaxas took to the Christian conference circuit, speaking on the issues that were near and dear to Colson’s interests.
March 4, 2013: Christian Post: Eric Metaxas to Christian CEOs: Have You Lost the Joy of Serving God?
Bestselling author Eric Metaxas addressed over 300 CEOs and executives of religious broadcasting outlets on Sunday, challenging them to experience or publicly demonstrate the "joy" that only Jesus Christ can bring into their lives and the lives of people in the world.
"The question is – especially for those of us who are professionals in the religious business – have you lost the joy of serving Jesus?" he asked the industry leaders. "Sometimes it is easier for those of us in this room to lose sight of this."
Bestselling author Eric Metaxas addressed over 300 CEOs and executives of religious broadcasting outlets on Sunday, challenging them to experience or publicly demonstrate the "joy" that only Jesus Christ can bring into their lives and the lives of people in the world.
"The question is – especially for those of us who are professionals in the religious business – have you lost the joy of serving Jesus?" he asked the industry leaders. "Sometimes it is easier for those of us in this room to lose sight of this."
