This question is the last one of the year, and will probably the final question in this series. It is also a question that will lead into a little series I have been thinking about.
How involved should a Christian be in his or her government?
This question is the last one of the year, and will probably the final question in this series. It is also a question that will lead into a little series I have been thinking about.
How involved should a Christian be in his or her government?
A few months ago a friend of mine sent me to a blog which had a segment from a book called So You Don’t Want to Go to Church Anymore….
The second parable given is the Parable of the Mustard Seed. This parable is smaller and easier to manage than the previous parable because it has fewer elements involved. He…
In Challies’ review of The Shack he takes issue with how Young presents God’s revelation to mankind. Challies actually commits the Hasty Generalization fallacy when he says, “Christians hold to…
If you are using switch_to_blog() in your WordPress MultiSite installation and notice that your permalinks contain “/blog/” in them (or some other oddity). The give John James Jacoby’s plugin Switch…
My friend and I spent three days backpacking the Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina. It was quite an adventure. We headed to Daniel Boone Boy Scout camp where the…
I have decided to write a series on about Biblical Inerrancy. There are three things I want to discuss in this series; first, the Doctrine of Inerrancy; second, the word…