Theology That Bites Back
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Let me suppose that you have just about had it with this whole land acknowledgment thing. We do not enjoy the spectacle of the progressive hypocrisy that, over and over, tries to reenact the Land O Lakes butter logo fiasco, in which they got rid of the Indian and kept the land. To be fair, …
Introduction: So The Dispatch has expressed a certain level of displeasure with me. I acknowledge at the outset that this apologia for my activities might seem like I am trying to aim my answers ...
Letter to the Editor: I have been reading Reforming Marriage recently with my wife, and you also posted a video discussing "honoring weakness" which has been a help for me. My tendency ...
Introduction: So last week, The Wall Street Journal published an opinion piece by Darryl Hart on Presbyterians and Christian nationalism. The link is here if you want to check it out, and in ...
“A corpse is not partly resurrected, and dead faith is not most of the way there.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 26
“If God had wanted everyone to have a Damascus road experience, He would have given everyone sandals and a horse.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 25
“If God placed it all here at one fell swoop, it does not give me heartburn to thank Him for starlight from a particular star that has no more been to that star than I have. God created the star, the earth, and the entire rope of starlight in between. That should present no more of a problem than God creating both sides of a rock at the same time.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 22
“There is also a deep theological problem with the view that death antedated mankind. The Bible teaches that Adam produced death. The opposing view has to say that in some manner death produced Adam.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 20
