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North Korea Lite

Thoughts on the Olympics’ opening ceremony

Written by Theodore Dalrymple, City-Journal | Thursday, August 2, 2012

A specter now haunts the London Olympics: that of public indifference, bought at the cost of billions that future generations will struggle to repay.

Marine Gunnery Sgt., member of URC in Escondido, CA, killed in Afghanistan

Assigned to Special Operations Battalion at Camp

Written by Marc Thompson, WOODTV8.com | Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Ruth and Karl Price said their son put God first, was unassuming and shied away from praises like being called a "hero."

Modesty: Legalism, Antinomianism, or Obedience?

A continuing discussion on the boundaries of modesty

Written by Rebecca VanDoodewaard | Wednesday, August 1, 2012

If we’re motivated to modesty by a concern for God’s glory, our witness, and love for the souls of our fellow men, we’ll wear clothes that free us to live out kingdom lives in a fallen world. Fear of legalism is just as big an issue as fear of antinomianism – both are antithetical to... Continue Reading

Muslims Have Their Scarves, Christians Their Sandwiches

All of a sudden, biting into a fried chicken sandwich has become a political statement

Written by D. G. Hart | Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Matthew Lee Anderson distinguishes “tolerant” (i.e., liberal) from “intolerant” (i.e., Religious Right) consumer boycotts. The latter objects to specific products, the former to ideas. So it’s not the chicken sandwich that offends, but the ideas of the guy who makes it. Political religion takes different forms. For political Islam, a women wearing a head scarf... Continue Reading

Realism, Race, and RUF in Mississippi

Reflecting on 35 years of racial change in Mississippi

Written by William H. Smith | Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Mississippi and the churches in Mississippi have come a long way. Those from other places who lack Mississippi’s past and present are in no place to judge the state justly. Mississippi continues to suffer for her own sins and the sins of others. The solutions for the severe and seemingly intractable problems that remain….will have to arise among Mississippians…. The lead... Continue Reading

As Debate Season Arrives, Don’t Lose Your Mind

Eight common informal logical fallacies that should not persuade clear thinkers

Written by Matthew Everhard | Wednesday, August 1, 2012

I would contend that Christian believers are to be among the clearest thinkers in the political arena. As proponents of absolute truth in a world of relativity, followers of Christ ought to have the sturdiest grip on the logic of rational persuasion among all who grapple on the mat of political discourse. We are about... Continue Reading

The Cure, the Weapon, and the Only Hope

The Church faces the same issues today as in the past; the solutions are in God’s Word

Written by Evan McWilliams | Wednesday, August 1, 2012

The solution to the Church’s woes isn’t that complex; we are experiencing symptoms of the same disease. We have ceased to trust. We have questioned God’s self-revelation in the Holy Scriptures. We fail to realize that the “solution” to every “issue” is to hold fast to the gospel that was first preached to us. The... Continue Reading

The Confessions Matter (or Maybe They Don’t)

The history of the Presbyterian Church (USA) has been a confessional one; its the future will not be

Written by Carmen Fowler LeBerge, The Layman | Wednesday, August 1, 2012

The history of the Presbyterian Church (USA) has been a confessional one. Based on the action of the commissioners of the 220th GA, the future will not be. Just as the body cannot survive long severed from its head, it is impossible for a denomination to bear a unified witness having cut itself loose from... Continue Reading

When Pastors Panic

The pastor’s panic wasn’t about possibly dying, but over his circumstances

Written by Stan Gale | Tuesday, July 31, 2012

I sent this email out after the struggles of the weekend. God had allowed me to have the cardiac catheterization on Monday.  By now I knew I’d need the bypass surgery.  God had prepared me.  He had shored up my faith, against my own fear and against the attacks of the devil. On Tuesday, May... Continue Reading

Getting Jefferson Right

Fact checking claims about Thomas Jefferson

Written by Warren Throckmorton and Michael Coulter | Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Although this Q&A may seem controversial in that many of our readers have followed David Barton’s work, such as “The Jefferson Lies: Exposing the Myths You’ve Always Believed About Thomas Jefferson,” our professors have carefully researched Jefferson and uncovered historical information that is relevant to the discussion about Mr. Barton’s claims regarding Jefferson. V&V: Why... Continue Reading

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