Keeping It Real – Optimism, Pessimism, and Realism in Christianity

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Optimism, pessimism, and realism – which is the correct view? Every attitude’s proponents believe theirs is the most faithful and authentic, otherwise they wouldn’t hold to it, and there’s at least some supporting evidence for each of these three. Is … Continued

The Magi’s First Christmas

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The Christmas Story After four hundred years of silence, God had again spoken. (1) Stargazers in the heart of the ancient Babylonian empire, far to the east of the land of Israel, searching the heavens for a sign from their … Continued

Politics is Dirty, Nasty, Rotten, No-Good, and Disgusting… and That’s Exactly Why Christians Should Get Involved In Politics

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Why Christians Should Get Involved In Politics “My kingdom is not of this world lest my children would fight.” – John 18:36 That’s what Jesus said. But what did he mean? What are the implications of the Lord’s assertion that … Continued

In Defense of Self-Defense, Part II: Left and Right

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Let’s examine America’s relationship with guns – past, present, and future. In this second post in a two-part series, I’d like to make a case in defense of self-defense.