Why Playing God is a Bad Idea, with Anthony Patch

Here’s what is coming up on The Remnant Road on Hebrew Nation Radio for Monday, January 9:

There is more to reality than meets the eye. Any spiritually minded person could attest to that. The scientifically minded person would also agree. What happens, though, when the two are combined? Sometimes the result can be very good, as when science reveals the hand of God the minute details of creation. Then again, the results can be very, very bad, as when the investigator seeks to take the place of God.

Does this really happen? If so, how? And how does it affect all of us? To address these questions, we welcome author Anthony Patch, a man who has done considerable research into the interface of the spirit world and the physical world. What he has found may surprise you – not only about the interaction between the realms, but the attempts by mankind to manipulate and manage that interaction. This promises to be one of our most provocative shows yet!

Check out Anthony’s website at http://www.anthonypatch.com/home.html.

The Remnant Road, with co-hosts Al McCarn and Daniel Holdings, is the Monday edition of the Hebrew Nation Morning Show. You can listen live at 11:00–1:00 EST, 8:00-10:00 PST at http://hebrewnationonline.com/, and on podcast at any time.

© Albert J. McCarn and The Barking Fox Blog, 2017. Permission to use and/or duplicate original material on The Barking Fox Blog is granted, provided that full and clear credit is given to Albert J. McCarn and The Barking Fox Blog with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.

About Albert J. McCarn

I am a lifelong disciple of Jesus (Yeshua) of Nazareth, an avid student of the Bible, a devoted husband and father, a 29-year veteran of the United States Army, and a historian who connects people with their own stories.

View all posts by Albert J. McCarn »

« Previous post

Recent Posts: Hormoz Shariat

What Should the Worldwide Church Do Now?

This entry is part 6 of 6 in the series What Is Happening in Iran?

Too many times in history, the Church has missed open doors for the gospel and arrived too late. Japan wanted the gospel message right after World War II. We missed it. Russia wanted the gospel in the years just before the Soviet Union collapsed. We missed it. Too many times, God has softened hearts through suffering, and the Church has stood on the sidelines and waited until those soft hearts have hardened again more solidly than before.

Let us not let that mistake happen again! Here are steps we can take to honor what God is doing in Iran…