Tag: Christianity
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Is The Death Penalty Moral?
I have been asked a few times whether or not the Death Penalty is moral. Some of you will read this and immediately jump to “Of course it’s moral.” Others will take the opposite stance just as fast. And so, it is understandable that I would receive this question two times in the last month…
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America Is/Was a Christian Nation: That Means Christian Schools Should Get Public Funding and Islamic Schools Should Not
I occasionally feel compelled to say things that would set pink hair on fire. And today seems to be a good day for that. The burning will come from the response to my thoughts on the current Supreme Court case.
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Cultural Rot Means the Work is Different
Things are not the same as they once were. In fact, they are vastly different. The immediate response might be to shake your head and think the young’uns are just foolish. While I would agree that there is a whole lot of foolishness being exhibited right now. I would also say that we don’t get…
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J. Gresham Machen’s I Told You So From The Grave
The Presbyterian Church (USA) is gutting its mission agency and laying off missionaries. They’re calling it a shift, but the reality is that it is a retreat from the gospel that started a century ago. The coroner was finally called in, but it had been moving this direction for a long time. Around 100 years…
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You Need Difficulties
I am in my 40’s and have returned to the gym. For the most part I am weight training. I am doing some cardio, but it’s not my focus. I am in there to build muscle. And I must tell you, I feel a lot better. I feel stronger. I’m losing weight. And even things…
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You Have A Greater Obligation To Those Close To You
Subsidiary is not a word or principle we think through today. But it is a way that we naturally make decisions. And it’s also a biblical way of making decisions. If you don’t know what it is, you should listen to JD Vance as he argues that America First is a Christian concept. Immediately, this…
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An Argument For Putting The Ten Commandments In Classrooms
There is a lot of discussion, arguing, and fighting about whether or not the Ten Commandments should be placed in classrooms. But there’s not a lot of people out there articulating why they believe the Ten Commandments should be in classrooms. I’m going to do my best to put one on the internet for a…
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Fleeing Sodom
I was in a Michael’s store with my wife a few days ago and noticed that they had all their Pride stuff on a 50% off sale. And June’s not even over. It made me chuckle. Everyone knows that most of these department stores are hocking these wares because they think it’ll turn a profit.…
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There Are No Mere Mortals
My son is autistic. This fact has allowed me to think through certain things differently and more thoroughly than a lot of people. It has forced me to do so. When you have a child that is different than most other children, then you ponder the differences as well as other things. My son speaks,…
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Why Now? And What Now? or I Went To A School Board Meeting Then Read “The Abolition Of Man” Again
We are slowly being conditioned to think according to the new system. According to the old standard, the radical ideas that many people hold to today were thought criminally evil in the 1950’s-1970’s. But they were thought of back then, and the few followers they had have grown exponentially. What started slowly is now moving…
