Beliefs

  • Musings on Theonomy and its Objectors: A Brief look at RTS vs. Bahnsen and some of my Thoughts

    The following is taken from my Feathernotes app. It is an excerpt of my personal musings on Theonomy and its Objectors, and the fallout that occurred. An unfortunate but continual (and unsurprising) debate. Reformed Theological Seminary once employed the late Dr. Bahnsen during the years of 1975-79, after which he contract was let to expire.…

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  • Strength and Courage: Remembering Charlie Kirk

    “All those who hate me, love death” (Prov. 8:36). “For those who are according to the flesh set their minds on the things of the flesh, but those who are according to the Spirit, the things of the Spirit. For the mind set on the flesh is death, but the mind set on the Spirit…

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  • Speaking the Truth has its Enemies, but the Greatest of Friends…

    Why did they kill him? It’s because of what he was saying. He was inciting violence with his rhetoric. When you speak like he did you shouldn’t be surprised when your attacked. Speaking violently begets violence. Funny, I hear stupid things said all the time by people who claim to know better, and I haven’t…

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  • Extenuating Circumstances: Revisiting the Hebrew Midwives, Part II

    “The commentator who comes to the Bible with the assumption that it is immoral to tell a falsehood in every conceivable case, must naturally conclude that [all such] actions… [are] unlawful. However, such an a priori assumption concerning deception overlooks, or in some instances deliberately suppresses, the testimony of the Bible that God may bless…

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  • Divine Retribution and Courage: Rev. Jacob Troute’s Battle Eve Address

    INTRODUCTION: This coming Monday—May 27, 2024—is the celebration of Memorial Day here in the United States of America. It is a day to which the fallen soldiers of our littered past are remembered for serving their country. War is never pleasant, but peace requires the demonstration of courage, bravery, and the willingness—if necessary—to spill blood.…

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