During a “Gay Rights”/Juneteenth Parade in Fort Lauderdale, a man drove his pickup truck into a crowd killing one and injuring another. It was immediately…
Continue reading → Arguing from the Impossibility of the Contrary – The American Vision
The question of biblical study is one of perspective. As I have noted in my previous entry the inscripturated Word of God is clear. Murkiness…
My Niche... Like most people I have my particular areas of interest (my little niches), but I try to stretch myself beyond my passions from…
Continue reading → Verification Needed: The Question of Certainty
One of the critiques that I heard from the late Greg L. Bahnsen against other forms of apologetics (those in the non-presuppositional branch) is that…
I’ll probably get myself in trouble for saying this, but it needs to be said. It isn’t the first time and it won’t be the…
Continue reading → Evidence & Arrogance: Two Strange Bedfellows
