At Least We’re Not Iceland! (or Are We?)

September 9, 2017   |  

Recently, it was reported in the media that American actress Martha Plimpton interviewed online Seattle abortion doctor Dr. Willie Parker. (The video of the interview can be seen online. Google “Martha Plimpton abortion.”) The interview was to promote a new movement called #ShoutYourAbortion. In the course of their conversation Plimpton…
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Do You Seriously Want Racial Peace and Harmony?

August 21, 2017   |  

Recently there has been a big deal made about removing confederate statues. The main reason given for this is that it is supposed to promote racial peace and harmony. Since the statues are offensive to some people, if you remove the offense you get peace, right? But is that really…
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Et tu Richard? Richard Dawkins Cancelled by Berkeley Radio Station- “Islamophobic”

July 27, 2017   |  

Anyone who has followed our website over the years or pays attention to religious news is certainly familiar with Richard Dawkins. He may be the best known atheist and anti-theist in the world. He is a prominent English animal behaviorist, evolutionary biologist and best-selling author. He is also an emeritus…
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Living in a World of Lies

July 24, 2017   |  

I don’t know about you, but frankly I am getting quite tired of all the lies and shenanigans that have become the norm in political discourse. Even the media outlets have become so partisan, that they appear incapable of simply reporting the news. It seems that the highest priority is…
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Living a Fantasy

February 28, 2017   |  

When you hear the phrase, “Living a Fantasy,” what do you generally think of? Most people have visions of being rich and laying out on the beach with no worries, traveling to exotic places and seeing the world, or something of that sort. But we live in a world today…
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Propitiation: What Does It Mean and Does It Matter?

February 22, 2017   |  

Maybe you heard about the First Grade Sunday School teacher who one morning sat down in front of his class and said, “Today, students, we are going to talk about ‘propitiation.'” Needless to say, he did not keep their attention for very long. My guess is that even if they…
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Oxford Dictionary’s 2016 Word of the Year: Post-Truth

January 5, 2017   |  

Every year, the Oxford Dictionary chooses a word or phrase they believe captures the “ethos, mood, or preoccupations of that particular year.” Well, the 2016 word is out, and they chose the word “post-truth.” Wow, what a powerful indictment against our culture! But I believe they may be on target…
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