How a Culture Dies
The West sinks into paganism once again.
What we see occurring today in Western culture is the late stage of a process in which Christianity is being systematically rejected by the cultural elites. But they have no new religion to replace it. For this reason, they are unable to do anything other than tear down and deconstruct Christianity. The more they succeed,... Continue Reading
New James Webb Space Telescope Observations Challenge the Big Bang
All the observations coming from the JWST confirm biblical creation models, and none are supportive of a big bang.
The angular sizes and apparent brightnesses of distant galaxies are consistent with the Doppler model and not with the big bang. To be clear, the universe is indeed expanding because the average distance between galaxies increases with time as these galaxies move through space. But apparently, the fabric of space is not expanding. The FLRW... Continue Reading
You Need to Know What Is Happening in Nigeria
The violence has only increased since 2020. Attacks keep coming with no end in sight.
Reporting on violence against Christians in Nigeria is slim. Christianity Today has covered some attacks. The BBC did a story in 2022. Newsweek recently published an opinion piece. It is difficult to find reports or stories of persecution in Nigeria. Christians are being killed in Nigeria, and few people are even noticing. The United States... Continue Reading
An Anti-culture of Nothingness
About the opening ceremony at the Paris Olympics.
If queers mocking the Lord’s Supper and a decapitated singing head are the things that France—or at least her officer class—consider to represent her, then things have surely taken a most dark turn. “This is France,” tweeted President Emmanuel Macron. I hope he was exaggerating. As to the lack of intent to cause offense, it... Continue Reading
A Civilizational Suicide Note on the Seine
What happened on Friday night in Paris was a globally televised dismantling and mockery of one of the core symbols of Western civilization, as a manifestation of France’s national character.
What does the leadership of these nations consider to be their nations’ highest values? The goals to which they aspire? In France, as in so much of the West, the general answer is: inversion, which is what critical-theory academics mean when they speak of “queering” something. It means to turn the meaning of something inside-out,... Continue Reading
The Defiling of Worship
It is time for us to muster the courage to cast aside every idol, every image that pollutes the worship of the one true God, and be found content with a worship prescribed for us in His Holy Word.
The imperative of Exodus 20:4-6 is not saying: “Make all of the images you like so long as you do not worship them.” Instead, the passage forbids us from even making unsanctioned images in the first place. Because God knows how quickly our hearts will leap into worship, He has not only forbidden the worship... Continue Reading
If this Is Such a Grievous Sin, Jesus Would have Mentioned It
Using the Bible to promote abortion.
There are many things that Jesus “said nothing” about. This means very little, however, when you really stop and think about it. As Christians, we need to consider the entire counsel of God before we determine whether or not God’s Word approves or condemns a particular behavior. A post at Stand Up For... Continue Reading
Disappointed And Saddened By The Opening Of The 2024 Olympics
The opening Olympics ceremony simply represents artistically what is true spiritually. Many of us simply do not see the debauchery of the human heart that was celebrated before our eyes.
Certainly, the opening ceremonies failed when it came to the billions in the world who love and follow Jesus Christ. For sure the ceremony highlighted sexual debauchery, a decapitated head singing, drag queens recreating the painting of Jesus’ Last Supper, and more. Regardless of the stated goal, the opening ceremony both provided offense to... Continue Reading
The Impotence of Secular Conservatism
Maximize the Christian commitment of the state.
I’m not denying that Christian conservatives can have secular allies. I’m not denying that we can share vast areas of common agreement and common concern, but I am saying that at the end of the day, without an ontological commitment which is grounded in theological conviction, I don’t believe there’s any lasting conservatism to be... Continue Reading
‘Of the Civil Magistrate’: How Presbyterians Shifted on Church-State Relations
If American Presbyterians in particular want to look to their confessional past for a model of church-state relations, they’ll have to determine if they’re going back to London or back to Philadelphia.
We live in a time where many voices across the political spectrum are questioning the wisdom of the democratic liberal order we’ve had in much of the West for the past 200 years. As Christians grieve what has been lost of their former cultural influence (and fear what lies ahead), there have been new discussions... Continue Reading
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