Theology That Bites Back
“If the Jews are right and Jesus did not rise from the dead, then we Christians of all men are most to be pitied (1 Cor. 15:19). And if He did rise from the dead, then modern Judaism is an attempt to have a Messiah-based religion while leaving the Messiah out of it. But that is like, as the old illustration goes, putting on a production of Hamlet, and leaving out the prince of Denmark.”
American Milk and Honey, p. 64
I have not written much in the line of “inverse” advice, but I was asked to address the Logos secondary in a “Screwtape” vein, and so here is my effort, such as it is. My dear Globguttle, Your letter reveals a confused state of mind, but I acknowledge that the confusion is perhaps understandable. You …
Here They Come: Lotta White There: A Song I Really Like for Some Reason: Always Good to Plan: Screenshot HT: Samuel Cherubin: Raffaele Fiore Another Podcast Cometh: I have been interviewed before on Biblically Speaking, and they now have a web site that houses their interviews. Check it out. The host is Cassian Bellino, and …
“I pray that Your preachers would come down like fire,
Consuming the forests of deadwood and sin.
I pray that Your preachers would come like a storm,
Hitting the people on a wild stretch of coast.
I ask pulpit fervor, I seek pulpit fire—
The Word blazing forth, consuming the people,
The Word marching forth, eager to conquer.”
21 Prayers, p. 128
“Liberal can be honest in their unbelief, and conservatives can be dishonest in their profession of faith. You can believe in the resurrection of the dead, and also devour widow’s houses.”
American Milk and Honey, p. 57
Introduction: The man running all our CN takeover operations from a hollow mountain in remote Idaho . . . As the inauguration of Donald Trump approaches, the confirmation hearings of his cabinet appointments also approach. As I write, Pete Hegseth had his hearing yesterday, although I have to say that, from some of the questioners, …
“A word from Your lips, just a nod of Your head,
And white doves would take the place of these crows.
Replace all the crows that caw from dead pulpits,
And bring life to Your people, revive them again.”
21 Prayers, p. 129
“If we were looking for a term in English that had a similar etymology and cachet as ‘Pharisee,’ it would be something like the term ‘Puritan.’ Both words indicate some kind of desire for separation and holiness. Like Pharisaism, Puritanism was noble in its founding, had some glorious exemplars, was doctrinally rigorous, went to seed after a few centuries, and is now easy to mock.”
American Milk and Honey, p. 56
Faith and the Long War: Introduction. : After our first parents fell into sin, one of the first things that happened was that God placed a curse on all three of the participants in that most unfortunate ...
Letter to the Editor: Re: A Christian Take on Conspiracy Thought, I must offer a corrective. Having lived 70 years, I know, based on what my Mom, my grandmother, and my great-grandmother ...
