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I’ve been reading this exchange between Doug Wilson and Christopher Hitchens over at Christianity Today’s Magazine. These men have been involved in a debate entitled “Is Christianity Good for the World?”. This is the final installment. What I find fascinating is that while Wilson is engaging Hitchens in the subject and is actually asking some…

At least, until next season. Bwaahh! I admit, I was getting frustrated about how the season was going. I really wanted answers to the questions that were lingering in my mind. **Spoiler Alert** Well, I think they did a fantastic job ending the season last night. I actually missed the first scene with the accident…

Thomas Sowell has written a great column that got me asking some questions. Sowell states that: Virtually every step – even token steps – that Congress and the administration have taken toward securing the border has been backed into under pressure from the voters. The National Guardsmen who were sent to the border but not…

Looking for something good to read? Check out Christianity Today’s Winners: This year, 43 publishers nominated 291 titles. CT editors selected the top books in each category, and then panels of judges-one panel for each category-voted. In the end, we chose 22 titles that bring understanding to people, events, and ideas that shape evangelical life,…

We have three daughters. Two are teenagers (sigh) who are growing up so fast. Every now and then I get hit up side the head (not literally) with something I should know by now as a parent. I admit at times, that I kinda fall asleep behind the wheel of parenting. It is definitely not…

“A country which cannot control its borders loses control of its destiny,” Rep. Peter T. King, New York Republican and ranking member of the House Homeland Security Committee, described illegal immigration as a homeland security issue — citing the recent arrests in a plot to kill soldiers at Fort Dix, N.J.

Why have immigration laws if obedience to them are arbitrary? Arbitrary is defined in Webster’s dictionary as “based on or determined by individual preference or convenience rather than by necessity”. What message does it send to the illegals who are here that it is okay to mock our laws? Can we really expect them to…

Good thoughts to think on the Lord’s Day: If we read the biblical understanding of holiness through the lens of our relationship to God, Jesus, as the unique revelation of God, becomes preeminent. Too often, our notions of holiness are lifted from the Old Testament without understanding them in light of God’s self-revelation in Jesus.…

As you probably can understand, I’ve had a very busy year! Between blogging, blogrolls, writing and leading a Bible study, writing exegesis papers and digests, schleping my kids back and forth to school, studying for midterms, finals, Greek exams, Hebrew quizzes, etc., etc., etc. So, I’m taking a break and relaxing. No Internet, no email,…

As you probably can understand, I’ve had a very busy year! Between blogging, blogrolls, writing and leading a Bible study, writing exegesis papers and digests, schleping my kids back and forth to school, studying for midterms, finals, Greek exams, Hebrew quizzes, etc., etc., etc. So, I’m taking a break and relaxing. No Internet, no email,…
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