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Pope Tells Atheists to “Just Be Good”?
I am not bringing attention to this story to ignite a flame war in the comment thread. (Especially those of you who tend to monologue for 6 or 7 comments in a row — enough [...]
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VIDEO: What’s the Difference? Jesus vs. Muhammad
Islam is in the news again! (Go figure.) This time it is because of a certain story in London about Jihadi pacifists inexplicably beheading a man in broad daylight. We know they’re pacifists because we’re [...]
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Episcopalian Church: Calling Good Evil, and Evil Good
It’s no wonder that the denomination is dying — who could sit under such vapid nonsense? Wasn’t there once a time when the Episcopal Church (as it is now known) was part of the rich [...]
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The Problem with Hate Crimes — or Perhaps I Should Say ‘Hate Crimes’
“Hate,” as you know, is a word that’s starting to dominate our cultural — and now legal — landscape. Shouldn’t we at least think about what it means? What does it mean, really? Don’t answer [...]
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Are You Struggling? Watch This: The Love and Forgiveness of God
How is your Christian walk going? Are you feeling discouraged? Have you fallen short? Have you stumbled? We often underestimate God’s love for us. We may be tempted to think our failures will make Him [...]
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The Bible As Hate Speech?
This was inevitable, now, wasn’t it? In a culture where we are essentially providing a legal right not to be offended, how could it not? Belief in God is fine, so long as you mean [...]
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Modern Culture’s Obsession: Pleasure, Pain, Risk and Reward
Imagine a parent who made sure his child’s food never contained any chemical additives, but who allowed that child to play with live cobras. Would that be crazy? Sure it would. It may be that [...]
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Sex Ed: Education or Indoctrination?
Whether you think this social experiment has been successful must depend upon what you think their goal was. But taken at face value, Sex Ed has been an abject failure. Wasn’t “clarity” the original argument [...]
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Add An NYU Prof on the “Dump Marriage” Bangwagon
Supporters of the traditional definitions of marriage have long been called paranoid or alarmist for their concerns that social engineering were an attack on traditional families, and as a result, on the society of which [...]
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Atheist Professor Renounces Evolution
Professer Richard Lumsten once taught evolution in University. He tells his story, about how a series of probing questions about the science underlying evolution made his worldview unravel, and led him to embrace faith in [...]
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Right to Happiness? C.S. Lewis on Sexual Morality
Beginning with the question of marital infidelity as relates to happiness, C.S. Lewis challenges some of our assumptions about what rights we might think we are actually owed, and shows some reasons other than “prudery” [...]
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Post Boston Bombing: Is More ‘Religion Bashing’ on the Way?
Here we go again. The last time we found ourselves in this situation, four major figures (and a host of lesser ones) leveraged a crisis into a movement that threw religious belief of every stripe [...]
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Redefining Marriage: What Slippery Slope?
When advocates of traditional families raised concerns that same-sex unions would lead to a slippery slope, and open up legal arguments for other, less socially palatable “unions”, the reactions ranged from ridicule to outrage. Now, [...]
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Test Your Worldview
Everyone has a worldview, but not everyone has a good one. A Worldview is the set of answers you might have to four major philosophical questions: Origin, Meaning, Morality, and Destiny. How you answer these [...]
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Good and Evil: Where Do They Come From?
In a pithy 5min video, Dr. Peter Kreeft quickly covers 6 possible explanations for what we base our notions of good and evil upon, including evolution, reason, utilitarianism and God. What obstacles might stand in [...]
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Front-row Seats to the Bomber Shootout
Could you imagine what it would be like to have the news story terrorists squaring off with the police outside your home, with bombs and bullets flying? One couple had the dubious distinction of having [...]
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Philadelphia and Boston Horrors: This Is a Test
They are unspeakable horrors, the heinous deeds of gutless cowards; and they are truly a test. You already know one story: the bombing of the Boston Marathon. The other might be new to you: the [...]
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What is Evil?
When we see things like the bomb in Boston, or Ricin mailed to elected officials, even people who normally scoff at notions of objective morality might use the adjective “evil”. What do we mean by [...]
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The Legacy of Francis Schaeffer
Francis Schaeffer has been called the last great Protestant theologian of the Twentieth Century. He called upon Christians to live a life consistent with their faith: to speak the truth, in love; to engage culture; [...]
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Two Very Different Creeds
Since the conflict in today’s culture tends to be mostly Christian vs. Secular, this posting seemed to offer some useful perspective. It’s a side-by-side comparison of what both systems believe. The first is an approximation [...]
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