Author: Karine Keyser

By Karine Keyser— Jamie Foxx belongs to the 3%. “Less than 3% of people that come in with what you have leave,” the nurse told the comedian after he woke up 20 days after experiencing a stroke. “We usually put them in the box.” Foxx no longer makes fun of God. His 14-year-old daughter snuck a guitar into his hospital room and sang to him about Jesus. He came out of the coma. She’s “my spiritual defibrillator,” he said. “I don’t know why I went through what I went through, but I know my second chance I’m not going to…

By Karine Keyser— Brittany Dawn, the fitness influencer who made bank selling “individualized” diet and exercise plans, was about to end her life with a handful of pills after the Texas Attorney General filed suit against her for misleading customers. The Holy Spirit stopped her from committing suicide. “‘It was the most beautiful presence I had ever felt,’” she said. “‘And I fell on the floor; I remember just collapsing and pills going everywhere, and I was just dwelling in the sweetest of presences that I had ever felt.’” Today, Brittany Dawn is a born-again Christian. She has a YouTube…

By Karine Keyser – The problem with all the references to “Mohammad” in the 7th Century is the spelling. The Arabic of the 7th Century had no vowels. So how do you know what vowels to insert in MHMD, written in the Koran? A more logical option is “Mahmed” – a well known word used in a host of Semitic languages that gets employed also by Christians, Zoroastrians, even Ethiopians. It means Anointed One or Praiseworthy One. The Qur’an itself uses the word “prophet” (43 times) more than “MHMD” (4 times). This appears consistent with the idea that MHMD is…