Archive for May 2020
If This One Claim About Jesus Isn’t True, Then Christianity Is A Lie
If a friend tells you they really do love you and, to prove it, they tell you they deposited $1 million in your bank account, how would you know if you should believe them? You check your bank balance, of course! If the million bucks aren’t there, you know your “friend” is not to be …
Read MoreI Am Second: Mike Fisher
If you are hockey fan, you probably recognize the name of Mike Fisher, formerly of the Ottawa Senators and the Nashville Predators. If you are devotee of country music, you may know Fisher as Carrie Underwood’s husband. Fisher is a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ, but, as he explains in this “I Am Second”…
Read MoreTHINK ABOUT THIS: God Or Poached Egg?
“I am the light of the world. Anyone who follows me will never walk in the darkness but will have the light of life.” Jesus, as quoted in the Gospel of John, 8:12. “A man who was merely a man and said the sort of things Jesus said would not be a great moral teacher.…
Read MoreSTAFF NEWS: Look Who’s Movin’ Up On The Hill This Week
Courtesy of Legistorm: Wow! Jackie Dailey Cottrell has been with Sen. Pat Roberts (R-KS) for 18 years. Jackie has been Roberts’ Chief of Staff since 2003 and before that served as his Deputy Chief of Staff and as his Press Secretary. But Cottrell is now stepping down from the helm of the retiring Republican senator’s staff.…
Read MoreScientific Reasoning vs. Religious Faith: The Fight that Should Have Never Been
Science is King on Capitol Hill, and religion is old news, at best. At least that’s a commonly heard view. The following Here’s The Thing post is a logical, thoughtful assessment of why science and faith never should have been put in opposite corners.
Read MoreThree Secrets To The Culture Wars
Aussie blogger and pastor Kurt Mahlburg is a perceptive observer of politics and culture in America, Great Britain and Down Under. You may not agree with everything he says, but he’s definitely worth reading for those with intellectually honest and open minds. “It’s been many decades since the term culture wars was dubbed, and the label…
Read MoreIf Jesus Didn’t Die On The Cross, There Was No Resurrection, Either
There are those who insist Jesus didn’t really die on the cross. If that’s true, then everything else claimed about the life and significance of His life is cast into doubt. But is it the most reasonable conclusion that Jesus was not dead when His body was taken down from the cross, based upon the…
Read MoreAre Christians Crazy?
Well, they are often accused of being crazy for believing, among other things, that God became a man, lived a perfect life, was tried and executed for blasphemy, then rose again three days later and now sits on the right hand of God the Father. But how crazy is it, asks Eric Lyons of Apologetics…
Read More‘Separation Of Church And State’ May Not Mean What You Think It Does
It’s found nowhere in the Constitution or the Declaration of Independence, yet the phrase “a wall of separation between church and state” is the core truism at the heart of most media and official discussions of religion and government. Ideas do indeed have consequences. As Chapman University Law Professor John Eastman explains in the following…
Read MoreData Prompts Second Thoughts About The ‘Soulmate’ Model Of Marriage And Family
W. Bradford Wilcox of the Institute for Family Studies examines the data on marital happiness and related factors since 1950 and finds that the prevailing academic view of how to ensure a happy marriage hasn’t worked. Think about it: Would you rather have a spouse you know will be by your side no matter what…
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