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God and Man at Yale + 62
One of my favorite conservative commentators of all time was the late William F. Buckley, Jr. I used to love his weekly interview show called “The Firing Line’” that ran on PBS from 1966 to 1999. He [...]
WHAT ABOUT PSYCHICS AND ESP?
A while back I received an email from a man concerned about someone he knows who is a Christian but claims to have the ability to sense the presence of and communicate with dead spirits [...]
Do Mormons Believe Salvation is Only Through Christ?
Recently a friend of mind wrote me this question: Is there a group of Mormons that is evangelical, believing that Jesus Christ is only way of Salvation? Here’s how I answered. Good question. If you ask [...]
Thank You, Pastor Jeffress
FBC Dallas Pastor Robert Jeffress This morning I caught a video replay of Pastor Robert Jeffress of First Baptist Church of Dallas, Texas. Apparently, last week, he mentioned to a reporter that he considers the Church [...]
The POTUS speaks
Wed. 9/21/11 This morning I watched President Obama’s speech to the United Nations. I think he did a pretty good job challenging the General Assembly to live up its own charter. He also refused to give-in [...]
Website Grand Opening
If you have been to our website recently, you have noticed that we have been working on a major overhaul. This has actually been in process for several months but we were waiting to make a [...]
Worldview Made Practical Radio 1
Download the MP3 To download MP3, right click with your mouse on the above link and choose “Save Link As …”. [...]
Unitarianism Part 3- What does the Future Hold?
It is the best of times. It is the worst of times for the Unitarian-Universalist Association. In one sense the movement may be on the cusp of a revival. As secularism and Postmodernism continue to grow [...]
More on Unitarian-Universalism Part 2
In my last blog I wrote about the history of Unitarianism in early America. I discussed how at that time it was basically a nontrinitarian form of Christianity that nonetheless regarded the Bible as inspired. [...]
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