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Time to Call Evil EVIL!


The recent events in Boston have again raised the level of consciousness in America about the continuing (and growing) threat of radical Jihadist Islam. It amazes me, however, how the present administration and many in the [...]

Meet the New Pope- Same as the Old Pope


Unless you have been hiding in a cave in Antarctica for the past week, you already know that Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina was elected on Wednesday, March 13th as the new Pope of the [...]

Not Just Another Day in February


Today is Thursday, February 28th, 2013. It is in most ways like any Thursday in winter except that it has a few unusual points of remembrance for people like us who are interested in Worldview issues. [...]

The Year in Review –Good or Bad, Neutral or Sad


Here is my list of the most important events of 2012 in America from a worldview perspective. These are the ones that, in my humble opinion, had the greatest impact on the moral, philosophical, and spiritual lives [...]

The Day After


The elections are finally over! And, whether or not your favorite candidates won, like me, on one level you are probably relieved it is all over.  For the past year it seems all we heard about was [...]

The Legacy of C.S. Lewis


  On November 22, 1963 a great man died.  “Oh yes,” you say. “That was the day John F. Kennedy was assassinated.”  Yes, that is true; President Kennedy did die on that fateful day.  I recall vividly [...]

The Practical Implications of Worldview


Freddy Davis shares why an understanding of worldview, particularly Christian worldview, is important for Christians. [...]

The Gospel According to Captain America?


The American Bible Society recently commissioned a poll and asked people to identify the words, “We often suffer, but we are never crushed. Even when we don’t know what to do, we never give up.” Hopefully, [...]