Category Archives: post-modernism

Meeting Jesus- The Paralytic, Sacerdotalism and The Seat of the Scornful

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Lovers (of the World) Gonna Hate

Some years back I participated on a Christian college campus in an intriguing discussion. I had been invited, due to my public labors on behalf of the unborn, to join a panel asking something along these lines, “Why is the … Continue reading

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Docetism, Joey Pipa, Hero and Gene Edward Veith’s Postmodern Times

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No Accounting

There’s no accounting for taste. Or to put it another way, the taste has reasons that reason knows not of. We like what we like, and we don’t like having to explain it. Which is why postmodernism fits us so … Continue reading

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Ask RC- Why are Christians so easily beaten in the culture wars?

Time was when the answer to that question would be grounded in a faulty eschatology. Dispensationalism for decades taught a diminished understanding of the great commission. They saw it strictly as evangelism, that our calling was to drag as many … Continue reading

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Inerrant and Impotent

The devil, who is more crafty than any beast of the field, doesn’t particularly care whether we believe in the inerrancy of the Bible. Indeed it is conceivable that he might be more frightened of person A who denies the … Continue reading

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The Little Woman and I talk Little Women and A Letter to an Unbelieving Friend

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Two Minutes Mourn

It is, perhaps, the strangest thing in that profoundly strange book, 1984. Orwell’s world is haunted by Big Brother, by spies on every corner and by memory holes through which the past disappears. It is, however, the “Two Minutes Hate” … Continue reading

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God’s Decrees, Why We Read and That Hideous Strength

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Adam Smith’s Invisible Hand, Francis Schaeffer’s Christian Manifesto and More…

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