March 30, 2014
Earlier this month, I posted (in 2 parts) a response I gave some years ago to a skeptic who questioned the cosmology represented in the Bible. The exchange occurred in the comments section of the blog for STR, and there were others involved in the larger conversation. One of them in particular was a Young-Earth […]
Tags: answering YEC concerns, Bible and science, biblical integrity, Big Bang cosmology, Big Bang Theory, creationist claims, evolution, evolutionary timeframes, fine-tuning arguments, general revelation and special revelation, harmonizing the Two Books, inerrancy, Intelligent Design, OEC interpretation, proper hermeneutic, science/faith issues, scientific theories, YEC vs. OEC
Posted in Religion, Science, Science & Religion |
March 23, 2014
“You’ve got to think about big things while you’re doing small things, so that all the small things go in the right direction.” — Alvin Toffler I would like to share an excerpt from a lengthy article I read recently. It was in the January 2014 issue of Hillsdale College’s Imprimis magazine. The author, Charles […]
Tags: anti-Obamacare, back to the Constitution, Charles Kesler, conservatism, efforts defund Obamacare, Hillsdale College, Imprimis, limited government, political strategy, populist origins, preserving constitutional government, recapturing our Constitutional freedoms, Tea Party, TP strategy, what the Tea Party needs to do
Posted in Politics |
March 16, 2014
You know her as the author of the phenomenally successful “Harry Potter” book series for young adults, which was then turned into the phenomenally successful “Harry Potter” movie series. Her name, of course, is J.K. Rowling (“Jo” to her friends), and she is loaded — the first author to reach a net worth of a […]
Tags: competition, Fabian socialism, free-market capitalism, Harry Potter, Huffington Post article, J.K. Rowling, Jerry Bowyer, Keynes, Lynn Shepherd, plea for Rowling to stop writing adult fiction, redistributionism, Rowling's politics, stagnationism, zero-sum economics, zero-sum game
Posted in Politics, S-F/F AA Entertainment |
March 9, 2014
A couple days ago, I published Part 1 of my response to a skeptic regarding biblical cosmology. I covered a couple major points and, hopefully, demonstrated that not all Christians interpret the creation passages the same. Furthermore, I think I showed how important is careful hermeneutic, and that it reveals a harmony of God’s […]
Tags: answering skeptics' claims, Bible and science, Biblical cosmology, careful look at Hebrew text, Christian apologetics, Church vs. science, flat earth, Galileo, general revelation and special revelation, geocentrism, harmonizing the Two Books, heliocentrism, OEC interpretation, phenomenological language, proper hermeneutic, Reasons to Believe, RTB, science in the Bible, science/faith issues, what the Bible says
Posted in Religion, Science, Science & Religion |
March 7, 2014
Look what I found! Another apologetics-oriented exchange from several years ago (2005). It was in the comments of the blog over at Stand to Reason (aka STR, www.str.org). Unfortunately, it is one of those where I only preserved my response(s) and not the other person(s) initial comments. (So, technically, this is only half of the […]
Tags: answering skeptics' claims, Bible and science, Biblical cosmology, careful look at Hebrew text, Christian apologetics, Creation Day 4, earth created before the Sun?, general revelation and special revelation, harmonizing the Two Books, OEC interpretation, proper hermeneutic, science/faith issues, the Big Bang, what the Bible says, when was the Sun created?, YEC vs. OEC
Posted in Religion, Science, Science & Religion |
March 2, 2014
I just finished Newt Gingrich’s latest book, Breakout: Pioneers of the Future, Prison Guards of the Past, and the Epic Battle That Will Decide America’s Fate. As expected, it’s a great read. The selfish, stultifying attitudes and actions (or lack thereof) of the “prison guards of the past” that Gingrich writes about are incredibly aggravating. […]
Tags: Breakout, California debt, companies and governments broken by union-negotiated salaries and pensions, Fate of the States, Illinois debt, need to rethink how we do government, Newt Gingrich, prison guards of the past, problem with unions, ridiculous union contracts, state and local governments
Posted in Politics |