My readers may wonder where I see any Grand Hope to sing about. Certainly, the current humanistic systems under which we live cannot function as a continuing basis for our lives. They have used up all their fuel (and anybody …
There is an important vote before us. As with every election, we are pounded with the assertion that this is the most critical election in our lives. Everything hangs on how we manage or mismanage this event. We are supposedly …
This question about the lesser of two evils is all the buzz among evangelicals as we converge toward the polls. Every fourth year we re-consider this same idea, never discovering any final solution. We are damned for our bad selection, …
As the fires burn across Africa it is not only our embassies that are falling in flames but our foreign policy as well. Our foreign policy has been burning to ashes for decades but now, the physical aspect, flames to …
Last week’s article drew an unprecedented number of comments on both sides of the question. Those who agreed with me left about the same number of kudos as the disagreers left (often) long-winded corrections of my supposedly errant conclusions. Some …
Answering My Critics: Do Not Vote For a Mormon Part 2 (New Testament) Read more »
There is a wonderful way in which the inspired history of ancient Israel interconnects with modern events of the here and now. Lately I have been reading about a certain King Jehoshaphat, one of the godliest kings in the southern …
Why We Should Not Vote For A Mormon: Lessons From An Ancient King Read more »
You rarely see me writing articles to save under the Reflections category. It is not because I think them unuseful. Instead I decided that there were a great many writers publishing those kinds of pieces. I wanted to do something …
One aspect of the Biblical view, or worldview battle, that has been underway for almost two centuries has to do with the English language itself. The attack on Christian civilization was fought and won by anti-Christian publishers in the area …
Just when you start to think that theological liberalism is dead (or at least mostly dead) you realize that, no, it has just been re-packaged as a newer and friendlier ravaging enemy of the church. The old liberalism chopped at …
Which is Destroying Us Faster—Obama or Our Rotted Theology? Read more »
It is strange how normal it is for us 21st century Christians to assume, just like the society around us, that if anybody needs help it is the duty of the government to provide that help. It’s hard to think …