Category: apologetics
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Nathan Finn has an essay here worth reading on church-state separation. “Patrick is simply wrong to suggest that the entire concept of separation of church and state is an unconstitutional lie that was concocted to silence people of faith. But he is certainly right to be concerned with how church-state separation…
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I remember hearing a sermon by Ernie Gruen in the mid 1980s that judgment always begins with deception. He used Romans 1:18-32 to justify his argument. Now, some four decades later, he appears to have been frighteningly correct. 2 Thessalonians 2:11 declares that God sends a powerful delusion to those…
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While God’s mercy and forgiveness is unfathomable, it is not perpetually unending. Does Scripture warn that we can pass a point-of-no-return after which God’s judgment becomes inevitable? It certainly seems so. In the account of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, the angels investigate and inform Lot that God sent…
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J. Budziszewski opines here on the esclating pandemic of lunacy infecting the surrounding culture. It’s worth reading in entirety. “The craziness of the culture has become so obvious that, finally, everyone gets it. We don’t need to go into the details of tampon dispensers in boys’ bathrooms. And yet I don’t…
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This video explains why anyone who goes to Mars will almost certainly never come back. A super intelligent and super powerful being designed us specifically for life on this planet.
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John Mac Ghlionn has an important opinion piece here on the ramifications of AI (artificial intelligence). “Attempts to turn artificial intelligence into a god are both pathetic and revealing. There is something almost poignant about a species clever enough to build machines that can compose symphonies and diagnose cancer yet…
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FYI. Proof-reading of the complete manuscript is finished, correcting a LOT of mistakes and deleting duplicate content. I have also added significant content. I am getting ready to do a final review before sending the manuscript to a professional editor. After the editor, it goes to Southern Seminary. Sorry that…
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In “The Weight of Glory”, CS Lewis powerfully argues that mankind is ultimately made for a transcendent reality; we are created with desires that “no natural happiness will satisfy.” “if we are made for heaven, the desire for our proper place will be already in us, but not yet attached…
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The council of Nicea in 325 was a defining moment for the church where the heresy of Arianism was refuted (Arianism’s modern incaration is the Jehovah’s Witnesses). There is a video worth watching here on the history of the Council of Nicea and why the Nicene Creed is so important.…
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James Spiegel offers a thoughtful essay here on the politics of Judas. He explores the motivation of Judas arguing that it was not money that prompted him to betray Jesus, but politics. He rightfully warns us that putting politics before individual spiritual renewal is a timeless temptation. “All Americans can…
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