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The Microcausation and Macrocausation of the Grooming Gang Scandal in England

Grooming Apparently for fifteen or so years, certain people have sounded a warning or alarm about so-called “grooming gangs” in England.  “Grooming” speaks of “sexual grooming,” essentially training children to accept rape or assault as a way of life.  They would become then ready facilitators for the predilections of adult perverts. I had heard the […]

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From the Work of Beza in 1598 to Modern Skepticism and the Greek New Testament

F. H. A. Scrivener showed 190 differences between his printed text, representing the underlying text of the King James Version, and that of Theodore Beza‘s printed edition in 1598.  This was eighty-two years after the first printed edition of the Textus Receptus (TR) in 1516 and thirteen years before the publication of the King James […]

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The Tension in Scripture Between God’s Covenant with and Chastisement of Israel

Part One     Part Two Theological Tension Theological tension refers to the concept in Christian theology where seemingly contradictory truths coexist and must be held in balance without reducing their complexity.  Tension acknowledges that the Bible presents multifaceted truths that, although appearing to conflict, are, in fact, complementary.  Sometimes men use other terms, such as […]

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Eschatology Is Affecting the Foreign Policy of the United States

Part One Premillennialism and Foreign Policy A large percentage, I would say 35% of the population, of Americans is premillennial.  Almost 100 percent of those were Trump voters in the 2024 election.  Premillennialism takes literally the Old and New Testament promises to Israel.  Amillennialism and postmillennialism are growing in the United States, but it is […]

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The Problem of the Problem of Suffering

Perhaps top at the list of reasons for agnosticism or atheism is what people call “the problem of suffering.”  What is the problem?  Apparently the problem is for the idea of the existence of God, whether it is plausible that God and suffering coexist.  The agnostics or atheists would say that if suffering exists like […]

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What Is the “False Doctrine” of Only One Text of the Bible? (Part Six)

Part One   Part Two   Part Three   Part Four   Part Five Through the years, I’ve heard many in my audience of evangelism give this answer: “So many Bibles out there!”  Is that true though?  Are there really multiple Bibles and you can choose which Bible you want?  It truly is not true, but that’s what many […]

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The Gospel, If It Was a Product, Is the Greatest One on Earth

Tesla Template Elon Musk apparently does not have an advertising or marketing budget for Tesla.  Tesla does not pay for endorsements.  Instead, Tesla uses its money to make its product great.  It assumes that customers, who buy Tesla cars, will champion the brand and promote the vehicles. The electrical vehicles of Tesla are nothing compared […]

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Biblical Equality and the Societally Destructive Lie of Egalitarianism (part two)

Part One As I grew up, I understood authority innately through the approach of my parents and everywhere I looked in the culture.  In my experience, the inmates did not run the asylum.  While this was all in scripture, it manifested itself to me through the various spheres of authority in the world, which scripture […]

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Biblical Equality and the Societally Destructive Lie of Egalitarianism

Right now I’ve got two major series still alive that I will continue, one on the one Bible doctrine (parts one, two, three, four, five) and the other on the crucial explanation of belief in evangelism (parts one, two, three, four, five).  Feel free to click on the links and read these two series. I’m […]

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Crucial to a Gospel Presentation: Explain Belief (part five)

Part One     Part Two     Part Three    Part Four Explaining Belief In my experience, which includes a very large sample size over several decades now, people can understand a biblical explanation of belief.  I say to a person, “Jesus did everything that needed to be done for you to be saved, but how […]

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