Aaron Edwards, Clear Truth Media, 11/12/24 One of the cleverest ways for cowards to undermine those who threaten them is to accuse them of being “disagreeable”. When the person responds disagreeably to the accusation of disagreeability – say, by citing where the Bible teaches righteous disagreeability – they may then be further accused of “weaponizing” […]
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The God Questions, 2020 It is a common question that arises from people who have lost their faith, are losing their faith or never had faith to begin with. If Hell is such a terrible place, as Christians have always said, why would a loving God allow good people to be there? It just doesn’t
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Though Jesus Christ called on Christians to be spiritually alert, spiritual discernment is at an all-time low within the contemporary Christian community. For example, though Christians may know that Carl Jung is one of the founders of modern psychology, what they do not know is that Jung was a heavily demonized occultist and the father
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Thomas Bergler, Christian Research Institute, 10/22 Americans of all ages are not sure they want to grow up. It is common to hear thirty-, forty-, or even fifty-year-olds say things like, “I guess I have to start thinking of myself as an adult now.” Many emerging adults ages eighteen to twenty-three want to get married
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Bryan Laughlin, Doug Ponder, Sola Ecclesia, 11/23 During the summer of 2023, a group of cardinals from every continent posed a series of dubia (a Latin word meaning “doubts” in the sense of questions born of concern or reservation) to the supreme pontiff of the Catholic Church. The dubiaaddressed a range of pressing contemporary matters, from the possibility of
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Wintery Knight, 9/24 Many Christians admire celebrities, athletes, entertainers, and other famous people. But the Christians who impress me are the ones who use their minds to explain Christianity to non-Christians, get into trouble for it, and stand by their beliefs. Three of the ones who come to mind for me are William Dembski, Guillermo Gonzalez
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Annie Holmquist, Intellectual Takeout, 2017 Ask most Americans if the Bible should be read in schools and a majority will likely say no. After all, the Supreme Court ruled in 1963 that states and school boards may not require the Bible to be read in schools… so doesn’t that mean that its presence should be completely abolished? Even though
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Jamie Bambrick, Clear Truth Media, 8/24 The UK has been on fire recently. We’ve had the killing of innocent schoolchildren at a dance class, mass protests turning into violence, armed Islamic gangs roaming the streets, the police operating with entirely different standards for different communities, the government quickly becoming totalitarian, and the church standing with
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Joe Boot, Clear Truth Media, 8/24 The man who is content to sit ignorantly by his own fireside, wrapped up in his own private affairs, and has no public eye for what is going on in the Church and the world, is a miserable patriot, and a poor style of Christian. Next to our Bibles
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I researched the decline of organized religion while having a front-row view of the change in my own life. Ryan Burge, Aquila Report, 8/24 I am having a hard time wrapping my head around the fact that I get asked all the time, by pastors, denominational leaders and interested observers, about ways to grow a
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“Barbarism is that which prevailed from the days of Adam down through ten generations to the time of Noah. It is called barbarism because of the fact that in those times men had no ruling authority or mutual accord, but every man was independent and a law unto himself after the dictates of his own
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Matthew Maher, thinke (Think Eternity), 7/24 The recent assassination attempt on President Trump at a Pennsylvania rally has left many in shock. An innocent bystander was critically wounded, another lost their life, and the alleged shooter was also killed. As we grapple with this troubling event (and the volatile atmosphere leading up to it), it’s
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Wade Thomas, Clear Truth Media, 7/24 At some point in the last year or so an Austin, TX pastor named Zach Lambert came across my radar. These are, of course, days when pastors of average-sized churches can make a real dent in the American Christian consciousness due to the nature of social media, and Zach
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Staff Writer, Caldron Pool, 7/24 In his essay, The Idea of a Christian Society, published in 1940, T.S. Eliot (26 September 1888 – 4 January 1965), a distinguished poet, essayist, and playwright offered a much-needed reminder that the preservation of Western culture, and all the good that comes with it, depends on our commitment to the
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Rob Phillips, mbcpathway.com, 2015 John Shore recently authored a commentary for Patheos entitled, “What Christianity Without Hell Looks Like.” Patheos is a website providing information about various religions. Reprinted in TIME Ideas and complete with a photo of a dove soaring in the sunlight, the article’s main point is that Christianity without hell “would allow Christians to
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