October 30, 2022
In honor of Reformation Day this year, I opted to provide some information about the teachings of one of the Reformers, John Calvin. A little over a year ago, a Facebook friend shared a rather long post (possibly extracted from an e-book) from someone named Robin Schumacher. I was not familiar with the name at […]
Tags: Arthur Pink, Calvinism, Charles Spurgeon, disproving myths, doctrines of grace, J.I. Packer, James White, John Piper, misconceptions, R.C. Sproul, Reformed theology, Robin Schumacher, TULIP
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October 23, 2022
“They can fly rings around the moon, but we’re years ahead of them on the highway.” — old man re UFOs, Close Encounters of the Third Kind There is more than one way to answer the titular question here. One response is, “When it’s called by another name.” During World War II, Allied aircraft pilots […]
Tags: AARO, alien spacecraft, Department of Defense, Donald Keyhoe, Ed Ruppelt, flying saucer, Kathleen Hicks, Mark Warner, mysterious lights, Navy Intelligence, transmedium, UAP, UFO, unidentified aerial phenomenon, unidentified flying object
Posted in Politics, Politics & Science, Science |
October 16, 2022
“[T]he Biden administration imagines its budget will produce low inflation, steady growth, and low unemployment, when in reality, the opposite would be likely.” — Matthew Dickerson et al., The Heritage Foundation The House Budget Committee voted last month to pass Biden’s budget — a $3.5 trillion spending bill, which does not include the separate $1 […]
Tags: American jobs, American values, Biden budget, big government, Budget Blueprint, Chinese threat, education choices, entitlement programs, federalism, FY 2023, Green New Deal, Hyde Amendment, inflation, leftist agenda, Matthew Dickerson, Medicaid, Medicare, military readiness, national defense, Prager quote, pro-growth, progressive Democrats, Reagan quote, reckless spending, Social Security, taxation, The Heritage Foundation, welfare
Posted in Politics |
October 9, 2022
We have been seeing a lot of articles in recent weeks about the lead-up to the November midterm elections. Though you might not see it reflected in the MSM, other media have been predicting a “red wave” in various elections for federal, state, and local offices. Some battles are quite hot! The U.S. Senate races […]
Tags: 2020 census, Adam Korzeniewski, allocation of federal funds to states, allocation of House seats, Blue States, Bureau of the Census, Electoral College, Hans von Spakovsky, overcounts, Post-Enumeration Survey, Red States, The Heritage Foundation, undercounts
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October 2, 2022
Alternate titles: The Truth about Hyper-Calvinism OR Hyper-Calvinism: What It Is and Isn’t Once again, I find myself — a non-Calvinist, or perhaps a not-quite-Calvinist — defending Calvinists and Calvinism on social media. (Not that I do this a lot, mind you.) Or, at least, trying to correct misinformation. Why? ‘Cuz it really bugs me […]
Tags: accurate representation, anti-Calvinists, cage-stage, Calvinism, common traits, doctrines of grace, evangelism, God's sovereignty, human responsibility, Hyper-Calvinism, James R. White, John Piper, misrepresentation, Norman Geisler, Peter Sammons, Peter Toon, Phillip R. Johnson, predestination, Reformed theology, reprobation, slander and libel, supralapsarianism, TULIP
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