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Can You Celebrate a Culture without Reference to Race?

Culture and race are connected, but not identical. There are those who conflate the two and use the latter to destroy the former. But in doing so, they refute their own claim to destroy the very culture they are a part of.

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The Death of the Universe and Science Fiction as Speculative Eschatology

For as long as scientists have said the heat death of the universe is what awaits us at the end of time, science fiction authors have speculated about it in their writing. But what the Christian writer? Would their writings be more akin to "Speculative Eschatology"? Perhaps they should.

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A Taste of Armageddon- The Surprising Anti-Abortion Message in one Star Trek Episode

The Star Trek series has always been known for using science fiction to wrestle with contemporary issues. In one particular episode, they tackled what has become one of our nation's most contentious issue- abortion.

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Theology May Feel Like a Luxury...But it Isn't!

While some may feel that discussing abstract theological issues is a luxury for highly educated professors or clergy, the truth is that it is not! For as we shall see, the reason Christianity is in such a mess, is precisely because we stopped properly teaching theology.

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Understanding "The Man Who Was Thursday" by G. K. Chesterton

In its pages are at least a hint of the kind of attitudes that will be needed to face the monstrous leviathan that has since consumed the world in a manner as complete as Sunday’s apparent triumph.

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How the Appeasements of the Past Remind us of the Dangers of Compromise Today

If you are feeling that history seems to be repeating itself as we watch riots and protests continuing unabated around the country, you are not wrong. At the core of the social disorder, now and in the past, is the same struggle between moral vigilance and moral compromise.

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The Dhimmification of Traditional Americans and the Future of Christianity in America

With the Bostock SCOTUS ruling, comes a feeling that devoutly religious Americans are being told to keep their faith out of the public square. Far from being progressive, it is actually regressive in that the ruling hints at a future rooted in a past where Christians were second-class citizens.

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Mere Belief Is Not Enough

No matter what popular culture suggests, simply believing in something is not sufficient. Christians are called to believe in what is true.

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(How and When) Will Kanye Save the Church?

While it is always inspiring when a celebrities gives up their worldly lifestyle for Christ, Christians beware of falling setting all their hopes on a convert's popularity.

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Can You Celebrate a Culture without Reference to Race?

Culture and race are connected, but not identical. There are those who conflate the two and use the latter to destroy the former. But in doing so, they refute their own claim to destroy the very culture they are a part of.

The Death of the Universe and Science Fiction as Speculative Eschatology

For as long as scientists have said the heat death of the universe is what awaits us at the end of time, science fiction authors have speculated about it in their writing. But what the Christian writer? Would their writings be more akin to "Speculative Eschatology"? Perhaps they should.

A Taste of Armageddon- The Surprising Anti-Abortion Message in one Star Trek Episode

The Star Trek series has always been known for using science fiction to wrestle with contemporary issues. In one particular episode, they tackled what has become one of our nation's most contentious issue- abortion.

Theology May Feel Like a Luxury...But it Isn't!

While some may feel that discussing abstract theological issues is a luxury for highly educated professors or clergy, the truth is that it is not! For as we shall see, the reason Christianity is in such a mess, is precisely because we stopped properly teaching theology.

Understanding "The Man Who Was Thursday" by G. K. Chesterton

In its pages are at least a hint of the kind of attitudes that will be needed to face the monstrous leviathan that has since consumed the world in a manner as complete as Sunday’s apparent triumph.

How the Appeasements of the Past Remind us of the Dangers of Compromise Today

If you are feeling that history seems to be repeating itself as we watch riots and protests continuing unabated around the country, you are not wrong. At the core of the social disorder, now and in the past, is the same struggle between moral vigilance and moral compromise.

The Dhimmification of Traditional Americans and the Future of Christianity in America

With the Bostock SCOTUS ruling, comes a feeling that devoutly religious Americans are being told to keep their faith out of the public square. Far from being progressive, it is actually regressive in that the ruling hints at a future rooted in a past where Christians were second-class citizens.

Mere Belief Is Not Enough

No matter what popular culture suggests, simply believing in something is not sufficient. Christians are called to believe in what is true.

(How and When) Will Kanye Save the Church?

While it is always inspiring when a celebrities gives up their worldly lifestyle for Christ, Christians beware of falling setting all their hopes on a convert's popularity.

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