March 2020
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I am growing more and more convinced that we, in an effort to justify our fear and panic, want to sanitize false beliefs by calling them compassion. When in reality we care very little for our neighbor(s), and instead only care for our own skin!
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Lest Anyone Take Umbrage at the Title I should say at the outset that I am taking care to sharply distinguish two crises, as I have done from the … COVIDIOCY-19 Another excellent article by pastor Douglas Wilson of Christ’s Church in Moscow, Idaho. Worthy of a few moments of reading and thought. In Christ,…
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—My Thoughts so Far on Biblical Death— Last week I promised to speak on the three types of death as a result of sin, and the one type of death that pertains to the righteousness found in Jesus Christ. I’ve been thinking through this process for a few weeks. I’ve also been writing on this…
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Although I would imagine that a lot of COVID-19 material has been written on WordPress and other blogospheric sites, I find myself compelled to speak on the matter at least one more time. I do not do this out of anxiety or fear (although, I am well aware of how quickly and easily such…
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The Ability to think categorically is what enables us to make cogent, rational, logical arguments. This is true in every field of thought. This is especially important in the Christian faith, which is rooted in biblical revelation. Errors in Thought Categorical errors occur when an individual(s) fail to take note of and carefully identify one…
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