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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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If You Want to Lose Men in and from a Church

Statistics and Studies As of June 2022, thirty-six percent of women said they attended church the last Sunday, but only twenty-four percent of men did (Gallup, 2021).  Those percentages are not the same everywhere.  Statistics or studies show that men are less religious in gender-equal countries. The Pew Research Center says that women have more […]

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A Useful Exploration of Truth about Christian Nationalism (Part Two)

Part One Seeds of Christian Nationalism Scripture teaches nothing about anything remotely Christian nationalism for the New Testament church age.  Christian nationalism must arise at the most from principles through scripture that permit Christian nationalism.  Is that possible?  I think a semblance of that is.  True believers in Jesus Christ, Christians, could hope for that. […]

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The Most Indispensable Quality for Manhood

Designed Manhood and Manhood Under Attack A strange incongruity exists.  On the one hand, the world blurs the distinctions between men and women.  On the other, women want to be men and men want to be women and do so by embracing the natural distinctions between men and women.  The world in which we live […]

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