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The Important Quality of Loyalty

Trump Cabinet Picks This last week President Trump started announcing his cabinet picks and what appears to be their most significant quality is loyalty.  The average Trump voter, I would assess, agrees with the strategy.  Choose loyal people.  Definitely don’t select disloyal ones. What about Abraham Lincoln?  Didn’t he pick a team of rivals?  Loyalty […]

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Vote Trump 2024

Concession 2016/2020 In 2016 Donald Trump won the presidential election against Hillary Clinton and she did not concede the election.  You say, “Oh she did.  She made a statement.”  Sure.  Hillary said something like all the lies characteristic of the Clintons, what turned since into its own vocabulary word:  Clintonesque.  She lied, what some might […]

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Debate Moderators As a Paradigm for a Censorship State

Freedom of Speech A distinguishing characteristic of American liberty from the rest of the world is the first amendment of its bill of rights and in particular the freedom of speech.  The people of modern Western states, apparent allies of the United States, do not have this same right.  England doesn’t and France doesn’t.  As […]

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Calvinism, Unconditional Election and Baptismal Regeneration

Did you know that there is a connection between the heresy of the baptismal regeneration of infants and unconditional election and reprobation in Calvinism?  In the chapter “Calvinism is Augstinianism,” by Kenneth Wilson, in the book Calvinism: A Biblical and Theological Critique, ed. David L. Allen & Steve W. Lemke (Nashville, TN: B&H Academic, 2022), […]

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DeSantis, Trump, or Otherwise

2024 and 2020 Elections It looks that the Republican side of the 2024 presidential election will include a hard fought battle that spends millions and millions of dollars for candidates trying to defeat one another.  Apparently, our side could not work together to agree on a candidate to support without a huge war in the […]

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Why I Will Not Vote for Donald Trump in 2024 as a Republican

Let me preface this post by saying that I believe whether or not one agrees with what I am saying should not cause division in a church.  Donald Trump divides the country, but he should not divide churches.  If you are united to Christ by faith you are my brother in Him, and if you […]

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Historic Doubts Relative to Napoleon Buonaparte by Richard Whately & Skepticism

Have you ever read Historic Doubts Relative to Napoleon Buonaparte by Richard Whately? (view the book online for free here or here; a version you can cut and paste into a document so you can listen to it  is here), or get a physical copy:   David Hume, the famous skeptic, employed a variety of […]

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