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What Lenin Said About Christians and Socialism

“Religion is opium for the people,” wrote Lenin in December 1905, echoing his hero, Karl Marx. “Religion is a sort of spiritual booze.”

Written by Paul G. Kengor | Thursday, October 10, 2019

Lenin continued, stating that in order “to combat the religious fog… we founded our association, the Russian Social-Democratic Labor Party, precisely for such a struggle against every religious bamboozling of the workers.” Lenin wanted a political system “cleansed of medieval mildew.” He wanted to halt “the religious humbugging of mankind.”   Editor’s note: This article... Continue Reading

Torn Between Two Cultures? Revoice, LGBT Identity, and Biblical Christianity

The chaos and confusion which are the inevitable products of the Sexual Revolution continue to expand and the challenges constantly proliferate.

Written by Albert Mohler | Thursday, October 10, 2019

Putting the pieces together, it becomes clear that Revoice and its organizers would rewrite the meta-narrative of Scripture so that Creation before the Fall is not heterosexual in orientation and can even include same-sex “aesthetic orientation,” the Fall is limited in its extent related to our sin nature, redemption does not mean that the “new... Continue Reading

The Poker Table

He gave me years to serve Him and minister His Word around and from that table.

Written by Barry York | Saturday, October 5, 2019

Today the poker table sits in my study at home. The pad on top has been removed, and the cushions are recovered in a deep blue more fitting to my study. The days of it serving as a gaming table are long over, though occasionally it hosts a game of Euchre or Yahtzee as a... Continue Reading

Confronting Neo Paganism Part 3

Christian theologians, in this time of great confusion, must define the timeless struggle in order to establish essential theological clarity.

Written by Peter Jones | Thursday, October 3, 2019

The ultimate choice is not between the old and the new, the traditional and the progressive, the cool and the uncool, the modern and the postmodern, autonomous mysticism and autonomous rationalism—but between two irreconcilable, perennial definitions of reality. The conflict is between theism and monism, between God and the world, between Twoism and Oneism, between... Continue Reading

Big Oil, Little Oil, Big Presbyterians, Tiny Presbyterians

John D. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil financed mainline Protestant organizations and J. Howard Pew (and other small oilmen) sustained evangelical Protestantism.

Written by D. G. Hart | Thursday, October 3, 2019

And one reason that Pew might have favored Graham et al and not had much regard for Machen was the latter’s understanding of the mission of the church was not going to abet the political and economic policies that Pew wanted the federal government to pursue. Graham and the neo-evangelicals, sorry Mark Galli, wanted to... Continue Reading

Destroy Doctrine

Let them have a few doctrinal formulations to which they can give lip service, but keep watch so that they never get too serious about doctrine.

Written by Stephen J. Nichols | Saturday, September 28, 2019

Use doctrine to divide. Encourage heresy. Find someone who reflects our master’s excellent trait of pride. That person will champion a heresy. Soon, many will follow the heretic away from the truth, because so many do not know the truth and have no discernment. Some will rise up against the heretics. Be sure they get... Continue Reading

Fake Morality

The paragons of secular morality will “ensure that policy is driven by science and evidence, not sectarian beliefs” (religion).

Written by Peter Jones | Thursday, September 26, 2019

There are only two kinds of spirituality. Gospel Truth/Pagan Lies explains five major points of pagan thinking (All Is One and One Is All; All Humanity Is One; All Religions Are One; One Problem: Amnesia; One Answer: Look Within), and their Christian answers (God, the Creator; One in Christ Alone; Only One Faith; One Problem:... Continue Reading

The Dumbest Thing I Ever Said

“Christianity is so easy. I don’t see what the big deal is.”

Written by Erik Raymond | Thursday, September 26, 2019

If you think that Christianity is easy, then maybe you are not loving people very well. Perhaps you are not living very closely to other believers. Perhaps you are not frequently applying the gospel. Perhaps the person and work of Jesus is not the model and motivation for your love. When we examine the Bible and... Continue Reading

Why One Pastor Still Uses The KJV Of The Holy Bible

How to favor and use the King James Version without holding to a KJV-only view.

Written by Christian McShaffrey | Thursday, September 26, 2019

Poetry, rhythmic prose, and English sentences that contain even a measure of literary cadence are much easier to memorize than colloquial speech. If you are skeptical of this assertion, please try this experiment: Pick a few verses from the KJV and pick a brief paragraph from your local newspaper. Try to memorize both word-for-word. You... Continue Reading

Lawsuits. Possible bankruptcy. Declining numbers. Is there a future for the Boy Scouts?

It has been a tumultuous time for the Boy Scouts of America.

Written by Samantha Schmidt and Kayla Epstein | Wednesday, September 25, 2019

Looming over the Boy Scouts are lawsuits that threaten to tarnish its image, reports of a potential bankruptcy and a struggle to define what it means to be a Scout today. Most recently, a group of lawyers claimed to have uncovered hundreds of previously unreported cases of sexual abuse at the nearly 110-year-old organization.  ... Continue Reading

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