The Cautionary Tale of “Sophie from Dundee”
We need to be careful before commenting on people and incidents that we do not know.
We do not determine issues, or make judgements, based on our political persuasions, romantic notions or internet algorithms. Those who are in positions of power, whether former Scottish first ministers, or social media owners, need to be careful not to misuse that power—and fuel speculation and the blaming of the other. It’s a game that... Continue Reading
The Looming Crisis of AI Pornography
Pornography rewires the minds of the user—and millions of those users are children.
Lawmakers have much to do to catch up with the rise of AI, and in the absence of broader legislation regulating AI, that will remain the case for years to come. With that said, I do not think that the rise of AI pornography will complicate the fundamental premises of the anti-porn argument being made,... Continue Reading
On the Right and Propriety of Ecclesiastical and Theological Polemics
What would have happened had Paul and Barnabas and the rest of the church kept silent because they thought public disagreement and dispute were improper?
Was it wrong for Paul and Barnabas to argue with the Judaizers(Acts 15:2)? For that matter, was it wrong for the church to debate the question in council (v.7)? What would have happened had Paul and Barnabas and the rest of the church kept silent because they thought public disagreement and dispute were improper? At... Continue Reading
Christian Fathers, You Are Important to Both Daughters & Sons
Christian fathers committed to their family, their wives, and their children prepare their children to know and understand God as their heavenly Father.
What a scene it was to see these four girls all seek to be as close to their father as possible showing great affection for him, as he showed to each one and all equally. For the children of three church leaders to respond to their fathers so lovingly speaks volumes of their commitment as... Continue Reading
Common Descent or Common Design?
Biological similarities aid progress in scientific discoveries and developments in areas like medicine, conservation, and biotechnology.
“The diversity of life on Earth today—even throughout life’s history—built from 30 or so body plans (corresponding to the known animal phyla) is nothing short of mind-boggling. So, apparently creating life on Earth around design templates has done little to limit the Creator. In fact…it highlights God’s ingenuity.” Evolutionists argue that anatomical, physiological, biochemical,... Continue Reading
Is the UK Finally Dead and Gone?
Siding with Sophie of Dundee
When little girls have to defend themselves with axes, because the police and authorities have turned their backs on them, you know that the West—at least the UK—is basically doomed….Either completely out of touch governments will continue to prevail and drive the final nails into the UK’s coffin, or enough awakened and enraged citizens will... Continue Reading
We Still Have Child Sacrifice
As long as we live like pagans, children will be in danger.
As the western world detaches from its Christian foundations, we should expect that more children will be devalued and harmed in more ways. A consistent feature of pagan societies is for children to be in danger. We should expect the same as a society repaganizes. Recently, a history teacher from Littleton, Colorado, went viral... Continue Reading
Some Unexpected Blessings of Christian Friendship
God is good to give us friends.
God is good to extend the blessings and benefits of friendship so it is not just a one-to-one relationship but one that broadens until two families and two circles of relationship have been joined together and fused by a shared love. There are few blessings in life better than a good friendship. Though most... Continue Reading
An Open Letter to President Trump
Regarding the weekly rest of the Lord’s Day, all mankind, whether of high or low station, requires the physical and mental refreshment of this day for sustaining their well-being.
From Rev. Dr. Charles Coffin to President Andrew Jackson in 1829: “Permit me . . . to remark, that from the time it was made clear, what an overwhelming majority of the American people had called you to the high and responsible office of their first magistrate, I have felt an ardent desire to address... Continue Reading
Labor Day’s Unsung Hero: Work
Both the United States and Canada honor labor each year on the first Monday of September.
Scripture reminds is that labor was instituted before the fall, not after it. The curse Adam received, “by the sweat of your brow shall you eat bread” (Genesis 3:19), came after he had sinned. Had there been no sin and no fall into sin, Adam would have continued to work, which would also be true... Continue Reading
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