Welcome to Crossroads

Welcome to Crossroads (Ireland)

Insight on Christianity and Christian living

Welcome to Crossroads Ireland. This site is simply a place to help Christians find answers about Christianity or to Christians consider who their God is and what he might expect of them--or, better yet, what they perhaps should expect of themselves.

The site is not connected to any church, does not have (or seek) the support of any church and it does not support any particular Christian tradition but, in fact, challenges them all.

This site is edited and maintained only as a source for conversation and debate on Christianity today.

In the site you will find questions raised by people or in the news. Hopefully you wil find them interesting whether or not you agree or disagree with the content.

I am always interested in discussing the content of this site, publically or privately, and I do provide seminars and workshops on specific areas such as Christian Parenting, The Role of Christian Fathers, Christian Life and Living, Christian Leadership and more.

Current topics on Crossroads Ireland ...

	The Bible doesn't say anything about Lesbians, does this mean it's ok? The word "lesbian" may not be found in the Bible, but there is clear instructions on what sort of sexual relationships are appropriate ... more
	Should priests be allowed to marry? The Bible doesn't prohibit the marriage of priests ... it generally encourages it. The Catholic Church, however, is free to set any requirements on priests it wishes to ... more
	Should Ireland place limits and restrictions on immigrants? God's instructions to the Jews was to be kind to immigrants ... more
	Should the Irish government provide for gay marriage? In the last weeks a man in India married a dog, should Christians be offended? more

Links

Links to other places in the site and on the web will appear in the text and at the end of each discussion. Crossroads can't stand over anything on another site: we're only pointing to more information that is available (occasionally including opposing views).

Sources

Please note that all Bible quotations are taken from the 'New International Version' unless otherwise noted. The whole point of the site is to show how all the answers can be found in the Bible. Keep in mind that the 'New' Testament is nearly 2000 years old while the 'Old' Testament ranges from around 2500 to perhaps 5000 years ago. When you realise this you'll also begin to see how timeless the teachings actually are.

Questions and Comments

Please send questions or comments to info@crossroadsireland.com. We will attempt to respond as soon as possible--generally within two to three days.