October 31, 2020
Tonight’s bonus post is the first of two commentaries from Scott Klusendorf, President of Life Training Institute. Though it is pretty much quoted verbatim, I have taken the liberty of adjusting the formatting a little for readability…. “Here’s what I’ve never understood about evangelicals who endorse Biden: Why is Donald Trump’s character an obstacle to […]
Tags: 2020 election, Biden policies, character flaws, Evangelicals for Biden, grave moral evil, obstacle to evangelism, pro-abortion, pro-life, restrain evil and promote good, Scott Klusendorf, Trump policies
Posted in Politics, Politics & Religion, Religion |
October 30, 2020
“With Trump, we will get good policies and character flaws, but with Biden we will get bad policies and character flaws.” — Wayne Grudem, author, theologian, and seminary professor I was originally going to comment on one or both of Wayne Grudem’s recent articles (you can read them here and here), but then I came […]
Tags: 2020 election, Biden policies, character flaws, lesser of two evils, restrain evil and promote good, Trump policies, Wayne Grudem
Posted in Politics |
October 25, 2020
“I would transition from the oil industry, yes.” — presidential candidate Joe Biden In the last presidential debate, Joe Biden not only said he was in favor of banning fracking on federal lands (though insists he would not institute an overall ban) but that he wants to shut down the oil industry because it “pollutes […]
Tags: Alex Epstein, balanced approach, benefits of fossil fuel technology, Biden quote, cheap and reliable energy, climate change, coal, fossil fuels, natural gas, natural resources, non-renewable energy, oil, oil-based products, pollution, resource creation, Standard Oil
Posted in Politics, Politics & Science, Science |
October 18, 2020
We have all heard the claims and warnings — some quite hysterical — that our use of fossil fuels is recklessly irresponsible and immoral. If we don’t make dramatic changes ASAP, the end of civilization will be upon us in mere decades, if not just a few years. But, this is nothing new. Since at […]
Tags: Alex Epstein, balanced approach, benefits of fossil fuel technology, Bill McKibben, cheap and reliable energy, climate change, coal, failed predictions, fate of civilization, fossil fuels, John Holdren, natural gas, non-renewable energy, oil, Paul R. Ehrlich, pollution, resource depletion
Posted in Politics, Politics / Science / Religion, Religion, Science |
October 11, 2020
Once again, All Hallows’ Eve is fast approaching, and jack o’lanterns, costumes, and trick-or-treating for candy become the topics of much conversation, particularly when children are involved. But, Christian parents (and some others) have to weigh serious concerns about occultic themes, etc., versus their children’s enjoyment and inclusion in Halloween activities. Not letting your child […]
Tags: candy, Christian thoughts on Halloween, costumes, explaining to kids, Halloween, occult, parental precaution, Reformation Day, scary stuff, should Christians let their kids trick-or-treat?, trick-or-treating
Posted in Religion, Uncategorized |
October 4, 2020
The Black Lives Matter movement is an incredibly divisive movement with corrosive values (and I’m not talking about holding brutal and racist cops accountable), and Critical Race Theory is its driving force. We need to be aware of what they really are, so we can better defend against them. With that in mind, I wanted […]
Tags: Andrew C. McCarthy, anti-Christian, Black Lives Matter, Critical Race Theory, David Marcus, Derrick Bell, divisive, Marxist, National Review, political tool, racist, socialist, subversive movement, the Federalist, Trump administration
Posted in Politics |