You ever wonder about what you would change in your favorite books? I do all the time. I thought I might share a few: Curious George Goes to the Hospital: Everyone knows animals go to veterinarian hospitals, not people hospitals! Snow White: The seven dwarfs adopt Snow White resulting in Prince Charming having to ask…
An article by Peter S. Williams posted on the Evangelical Philosophical Society’s website entitled Atheists Against Darwinism: Johnsons’ “Wedge” Breaks Through is an interesting read. You can check it out here.
Many times I have considered the weight of the cross as Jesus bore it. By that I don’t mean just physical weight, say 250 lbs or whatever; rather, I have in view the ontological weight. By that I mean the weight that came with becoming a substitute for us when he who knew no sin…
Never has the world experienced a week comparable to the week of Calvary. The man who impacted history more than any other rode into Jerusalem on the back of a donkey. Satire couldn’t come up with a more seemingly comical scene than the invisible God who spoke the universe into existence as one who rode…
The discussion concerning when to leave a church is an interesting one. Typically when asked by people on how to determine criteria for picking a church (which also means leaving another one) I generally give two basic criteria. The first is that the church needs to be a church that correctly handles God’s Word, meaning…
Comfortable Christian in America? Then you owe it to yourself to watch these videos. A couple of warnings: 1. These are graphic videos. 2. Don’t watch them if you have any other responsibilities in the next 30 minutes. All together they will run for about eleven minutes, but I pray the impact leaves you planted…
Comfortable Christian in America? Then you owe it to yourself to watch these videos. A couple of warnings: 1. These are graphic videos. 2. Don’t watch them if you have any other responsibilities in the next 30 minutes. All together they will run for about eleven minutes, but I pray the impact leaves you planted…
Today’s blog is a continuation of yesterday’s blog on evolution and intelligent design (ID). Roy Speckhardt, who is the executive director for the American Humanist Association, responded to my post which primarily was targeted at a quote he made available through AHA’s website. This entry is primarily a response to the comment left by him….
Not surprising, the American Humanist Association (AHA) is among groups petitioning to make “Darwin Day” a national holiday. In an article addressing this subject on their website, Roy Speckhardt the executive director for AHA argues for the importance of Darwin Day. A portion of the article reads: Speckhardt noted that this year, the American Humanist…
Turn to those who are dead. It is the best overarching reading advice I can give. It is easy to get caught up in the novelty of today’s books. There are many excellent choices, but history gives us perspective and protects us from our cultural sensitivities. Imagine my joy when I discovered that Reformed Presbyterian…