The Limitations of Government in Private Business and First Amendment Freedom of Religion

The below evaluation was completely my own, but my analysis is backed up by something I read tonight, which was written in 1996 in the American University Law Review — his arguments are mine below — entitled, DISCRIMINATION, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, AND FREEDOM: SORTING OUT THE ISSUES. ************** In 2013, the attorney general of the state of […]

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How Much Diversity Should a Christian Allow and What Is His Responsibility to Error?

Before I get into this subject, I want you to know that I haven’t forgotten two series that I never finished.  If you are a regular reader, you know that I have forgotten many series through the years — it would be interesting to check out how many series stopped dead in their tracks, never […]

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Bible Truths for Seventh-Day Adventists (SDA), part 1

I have written a new evangelistic pamphlet for Seventh-Day Adventists, which I have posted on my website here. I trust that the Lord will bless it to the conversion of the dear people deceived by the SDA cult. When I go out to preach the gospel, I will have with me, in addition to a standard gospel tract and […]

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Toleration and Acceptance Therapy

This post will contain a story.  It is totally fictional.  I don’t know of anyone in particular who this story represents.  It represents no one in order to represent many.  I chose a name that would protect anyone who I happened to hit or that even someone thought I was hitting, because I know no […]

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Mark 7:4 & the “washing [baptidzo] . . . of tables:” Baptism is still Immersion in the Baptizing of Tables or Dining Couches, part 2

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Bill Nye’s Disqualifying Ignorance or Lies about the Bible

Troubling.  Troubling.  Troubling.  Troubling.   Ken Ham’s science is “troubling” to Bill Nye.  Remember how many times Nye said that, head wagging?  Bill Nye’s talk about the Bible is troubling to God.  It should be troubling to you.  It should be troubling to the whole world.  But does anyone care?   I wish Bill Nye […]

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Opposing Indifferentism: Why Now?

Two days ago, Phil Johnson tweeted this: On charismatic indifferentism: http://t.co/Zl90DImCXM — Phil Johnson (@Phil_Johnson_) February 7, 2014 I draw you to the term “indifferentism” used by Johnson.  Here’s the article to which he linked, a transcript of his session from the Strange Fire conference in October 2013.  In that post he writes these two […]

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Learn Hebrew Online

Dear brethren, I wanted to inform you that relatively soon, that is, within a few weeks, we are planning to offer a first year Hebrew class at Mukwonago Baptist Church/Mukwonago Baptist Bible Institute. It is probably going to be either three or four hours a session every second Saturday. By only having class every second […]

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Is Creation a Viable Model of Origins in Today’s Modern, Scientific Era? The Ham-Nye Debate

Last night I watched the entire Ken Ham-Bill Nye debate.  I haven’t seen anything like it in awhile.  Tell me if I’m wrong.  It was the biggest creation-evolution debate since the Scopes Trial.  Millions watched on CNN, MSNBC, and various online sites.  No creationist has been given this type of forum in decades.  It’s about […]

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Incremental Conservatism?

For those keeping track, I want to come back to part four of my series on success in church leadership, but there is something else first.  While I’m digressing, our Word of Truth Conference this year is November 5-9, Wednesday to Sunday.  We continue our subject of I-Magination, and the Reasons for Apostasy in this […]

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