Building on the momentum of Part One, we now consider how the Judeo-Christian Worldview helped shape the modern world. As is well-documented in numerous works, […]
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It was from a college philosopher professor many years ago I first heard of the divorce between faith and reason. While standing in the doorway
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Thanksgiving is an American tradition with a rich history. We have a family in our church from Britain experiencing their second Thanksgiving holiday in America.
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“A thousand channels, and nothing to watch.” Like many people, I subscribe to several streaming services. The other night I scanned them all, looking for
[Part 3 of a 3-part series] This concludes a response to an article that appeared in mid-July of 2024, titled “18 Uncomfortable Questions Atheists WANT
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[Part 2 of a 3-part series] This continues a response to an article that appeared in mid-July of 2024, titled “18 Uncomfortable Questions Atheists WANT
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[Part 1 of a 3-part series] What follows is a response to an article that appeared in mid-July of 2024, titled “18 Uncomfortable Questions Atheists
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What comes first – forgiving someone or loving someone? Can you love someone only after you’ve forgiven them, or is love the necessary precondition for
There is nothing progressive or Christian about Progressive Christianity. Culture says that Jesus is one among many and not One above all. Progressive Christianity says
In the Bible, the multiplication of languages resulted in the division of the people. They scattered abroad and this subtracted from their harmony and added
