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THE FALLACY OF TRANSGENDERISM — PART1 Revised
Transgenderism is a dialectical ploy of the Left being used to create compromise in our schools that results in the moral breakdown of our society. According to progressives today, dialectical thinking is all about ‘change’, how we perceive it, and … Continue reading
INCIVILITY: WHAT DO WE LOSE WHEN GOVERNMENT GIVES US OUR RIGHTS?
Why would anyone behave with incivility towards another human being? The definition won’t tell you. incivility noun in·ci·vil·i·ty | \ˌin(t)-sə-ˈvi-lə-tē \ 1 : the quality or state of being uncivil 2 : a rude or discourteous act Does looking … Continue reading
ON THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PAGANISM AND CHRISTIANITY
Consider the ending of the Declaration of Independence. We, therefore, the Representatives of the united States of America, in General Congress, Assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions, do, in the Name, and … Continue reading
Posted in culture, history, religion
Tagged Christianity, Christianity and Paganism, Declaration of Independence, G. K. Chesterton, Heretics, history, honor, Paganism
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POLITICS, RELIGION, AND THE EXAMPLE OF CHRIST JESUS — PART 2
Here we continue from Part 1 of POLITICS, RELIGION, AND THE EXAMPLE OF CHRIST JESUS. In Part 1, we examined the political system. In Part 2, we will consider how Jesus threatened that system. When modern Christians reflect upon the … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen Responsibilities, Constitutional Government, culture, history, religion
Tagged Christ Jesus, Civic Duty, Judea, religion, Sanhedrin
POLITICS, RELIGION, AND THE EXAMPLE OF CHRIST JESUS — PART 1
One of the pages on this website is Citizenship by Pastor Tim Crater of Woodbridge Bible Church. In his article, Pastor Crater provides excellent and soundly biblical reasons why Christians should participate in the political process. Here I would like to do the same by … Continue reading
