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Pushing for and Not Apologizing for Bringing Back the Bible into the Public Square

At some point, the United States ejected from the Bible as several things:  evidence, truth, history, science, facts, objective moral reality, and authority.  Some might consider the Bible an authority for a church, but not anywhere else.  Even churches now find the Bible as passé or at least lacking in relevance as an authority.  At […]

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Scripture Is Science

Science The English word “science” occurs only once in the New Testament, referring to “science falsely so-called” (1 Tim 6:20).  What is often called “science” really is “science falsely so-called.”  What is science?  Merriam-Webster online gives the following definitions: 1  a :  knowledge or a system of knowledge covering general truths or the operation of […]

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Answers to the Racist Race Question: White/Black or Human/American?

Scripture teaches that there is only one race–the human race. Furthermore, Biblical teaching condemns racism and, when consistently applied, results in the abolition of chattel slavery.  Consequently, I do not appreciate the renewed push, especially on the left, for making everything about race.  Critical race theory is both contrary to Scripture and (unsurprisingly) does not […]

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Eastern / Buddhist Meditation Harms You, Psychologists Agree

In our world today people often assume that meditation, as practiced by Buddhists or other advocates of Eastern religion, is healthy and beneficial.  Areas of society where Christian religion are excluded are often open to Eastern meditation, although it is just as religious–albeit a different (and false) religion. Eastern meditation is diametrically opposed to the […]

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Charles Darwin on Design in Creation

The Bible teaches that all men know God’s nature and power from creation, but they suppress that knowledge, leaving them without excuse.  “All men” includes Charles Darwin, the incredibly influential promoter of the theory of evolution. Scripture says: For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who […]

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Appearance of Age and Recent Creation-John Frame’s Systematic Theology

The Bible teaches that the earth’s age is young; evolutionary long ages never took place.  Arguments such as distant starlight and other scientific reasons allegedly proving an old earth have received good answers from creationist sources.  I was both surprised and pleased to read the following in Reformed evangelical Presbyterian John Frame’s Systematic Theology: An […]

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Choosing Faith or Religion Like Choosing A Wallpaper Pattern

During graduate school, for a short while I worked at a paint and wall covering store.  Of varied responsibilities, I performed the job of organizing the wallpaper books.  They filled the tops of two large tables and I kept them in some kind of order based on style.  I could at least direct someone according […]

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Is God Not Being Obvious Enough, Proof That There Is No God?

I’m not saying that God isn’t obvious, but that is a major reason in what I’ve read and heard of and for professing atheism and agnosticism.  It’s also something I’ve thought about myself.  God doesn’t go around announcing Himself in the ways people think He would if He existed.  God doesn’t show Himself in a […]

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Cosmology, the Big Bang, and the Creation Description in Isaiah 40:22

See This Post As a Part One Cosmology is not a degree in cosmetics, even though distantly related; it means “the science of the origin and development of the universe.”  Kosmos is the Greek word for “world.”  All forms of that Greek word are found 187 times in the New Testament, translated, “world.”  With this in […]

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The Big Bang Didn’t Happen But It’s A Useful Hypothesis

The universe started with a big bang, but not a Big Bang.  It will end with a Big Bang though.  The following line didn’t originate with me, but I still like to say, “I believe in the Big Bang; it just hasn’t happened yet.”  It’s a laugh line. The science world talks about the Big […]

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