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THE FATHER OF ISLAMIC EXTREMISM

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Haj Amin al-Husseini

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Announcing publication of a new book by Miguel Hayworth (Director of First Plumbline Apologetics)

"Christians today are being faced with the same issues that faced the early Christians. The packaging may be new but the root is always the same. The temptation to syncretize the message with the practices of the world around is just as great today as it was in the first few centuries of Christianity. We may not be "christianizing" the same Pagan Cults but we are attempting to "Christianize" culture in our attempts to "win the world for Christ.""

To see a preview of the book, and order it directly from the publisher please visit;

http://www.lulu.com/content/861627

NEW EXHIBITION

The Sword and the Book: A History of the Bible in English

Where: Christie Gallery, University of Manchester, John Ryland's Library, Deansgate, Manchester, England

When: 30 August 2007 - 13 January 2008

The History of the English Bible is a tumultuous one of translations in conflict, rebellion against Church and State, of persecution and condemnation of translators, of continual revision in pursuit of a stable text, and, in the wake of the Protestant Reformation, of repeated didactic interventions by translators to bring unlearned readers to an understanding of the Bible

In this exhibition the John Rylands Library presents selections from its world-class collection of lavishly illustrated English Renaissance Bible translations and revisions that culminated in the  King James Authorised Version. The exhibition traces the contested political and literary development of the Bible from the perspective of the Hampton Court conference of 1604, the decisive event at which was the proposal that the government sponsor the creation of yet another version. The result, the King James version was a stunning success. After its appearance in 1611, there would not be another major version for over 250 years. It is still recognised as one of the greatest monuments in the history of scholarship, Christianity, and the English language.