May 26, 2024
This is the second entry in my series citing Rescuing Inerrancy: A Scientific Defense (2023) by Dr. Hugh Ross. The matter of concordism/concordance between the words of Scripture and what can be seen in nature, and in particular whether or not this is a valid thing to expect or seek, is somewhat controversial even among […]
Tags: anti-prophecy, Bernard Ramm, biblical inerrancy, biblical worldview, Brent Sandy, concordance, concordism, Denis Lamoureux, doctrinal erosion, Hugh Ross, John Soden, John Walton, Johnny Miller, possible overreaction to YEC claims, Rescuing Inerrancy, scientific defense, Stanley Jaki, William Lane Craig
Posted in Religion, Science, Science & Religion |
May 19, 2024
“Look carefully into the Scriptures, which are the true utterances of the Holy Spirit. Observe that nothing of an unjust or counterfeit character is written in them.” — Clement of Rome (ca. AD 35-99) Not long ago, I finished reading Rescuing Inerrancy: A Scientific Defense by Dr. Hugh Ross. I generally try to read books […]
Tags: ante-Nicene fathers, apostolic writers, Aquinas, Augustine, biblical implications, biblical inerrancy, biblical references, Clement of Rome, concordance, concordism, dual revelation, Hebrew prophets, Hugh Ross, John Calvin, Kenton Sparks, Martin Luther, medieval Christian leaders, Peter Enns, Reformation Christian leaders, Rescuing Inerrancy, Robert Boyle, Rogers & McKim, scientific defense, the Apostle Peter
Posted in Religion, Science, Science & Religion |
May 12, 2024
Did you catch this bombshell? I don’t think I saw anything about it in mainstream media. (Then again, I don’t spend much time perusing the MSM.) Sure, outfits like NPR and The Guardian reported on the related fact that presiding US district court judge Aileen Cannon delayed the trial. But, this particular detail about the […]
Tags: anti-Trump narrative, classified documents, corrupt DoJ, cover sheets, David Strom, Declassified, Donald Trump, FBI raid, Hot Air, Julie Kelly, Mar-a-Lago raid, misleading the American people, Special Counsel Jack Smith, staged photo, Top Secret
Posted in Politics |
May 5, 2024
“[I]t is the progressive elites, not their conservative opponents, who are engaging in cultural revolution!” — Heather Mac Donald, Manhattan Institute As you may know, I often share excerpts from relevant articles at other publications. One semi-regular source is Imprimis — the newsletter from Hillsdale College, which adapts presentations from their seminars and lecture series […]
Tags: AAMC, AMA, disparate impact analysis, Heather Mac Donald, Hillsdale College, Imprimis, MCATs, medical school curriculum, racial discrimination, racial disparity, removal of merit-based standards, shift to focus on social issues and psychology, woke medicine
Posted in Politics |