Eschatology and Worldview
I write often of what we might call two prevailing world views. The first, what we might call traditional was, in the West, based.
The Scales Have Tipped: How Should We Now Live?
We can diagnose the world in one simple phrase. It is a thinking problem, that sounds simple enough, people are not thinking right. The.
Naivety and Black-Pill Reality
Occasionally one notices the cry being raised on social media “why am I seeing so many black-pilled comments”. I have never encountered such a.
Considering Natural Theology (lite)
It is not difficult to think of examples of throwing out the baby with the bathwater. It seems such a foolish error that we.
Not Our Kind of Christian
I am just spitballing here and not attempting to make broad pronouncements of certitude. I have not changed my mind on important issues nor.
A Christian Revival of Philosophy and Metaphysics
The truth of it all becomes clearer by the day, and yet ironically and disturbingly, those that can fully grasp it diminish as creation.
If
My father taught me every word of this, his poetry was of sweat, hard work, laughter, and words that could burn a youngling like.
Father’s Day, Common Sense and Salty Water
I endeavored to write something, a gift to my children on fathers day this year. And perhaps not just for them, maybe to others.
Shame on the SBC
I penned something about the SBC just a couple of hours ago and have thought deeply about it since. I know two things are.
The SBC, That Old Fence on the Edge of the Farm
I have watched with painful amazement and sadness the events occurring at the Southern Baptist Convention. Debating whether an issue is ‘major or minor’.