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Traditional Motherhood is Oppressive (DVD) Donation: $15.00	A Noble Origin and Destiny Donation: $15.00	The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades) Donation: $20.00

Dr. D. James Kennedy, in this enlightening full-length sermon, refutes the myth that motherhood is oppressive and limiting to women. Contrary to the depreciated role that feminists assign to motherhood, Dr. Kennedy uses Scripture to give evidence of a greater purpose for it.	As Dr. D. James Kennedy points out in his full-length sermon on the text of Hebrews 2:6-7, the way the Christian and the evolutionist answer such questions as “Where did I come from?” “Why am I here?” and “Who am I?” are diametrically antithetical one to the other.	Robert Spencer provides the hard truths about Islam that the mainstream media—and too often our own government—refuse to!


Creationism: Science or Religion? Donation: $10.00	The Glorious Creation Donation: $15.00	When the Towers Fall Donation: $10.00

In this full-length sermon, preached in 1986, Dr. Kennedy says Christians need to become more informed about the debate between evolutionists and creationists. Evolution is based upon faith and violates so many laws of science it is mathematically impossible. Scientific creationism gives evidence for creation from many branches of science.	If evolution were true, says Dr. D. James Kennedy in this full-length message, then that whole idea of redemption is false, and Christ came for naught; and Christianity is, therefore, untrue. Therefore, Christians must be informed and able to speak on this issue.	This sermon was preached on September 16, 2001 and was Dr. D. James Kennedy’s first Sunday message after the infamous 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center Towers.