Ethics

  • The Impossibility of Ethical Neutrality: An Analysis of Matthew 4:4

    “I call heaven and earth to witness against you today, that I have placed before you life and death, the blessing and the curse. So choose life in order that you may live, you and your descendants” (Deut 30.19; NASB). 1 “Now, therefore, fear the Lord and serve Him in sincerity and truth…But if it…

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  • Government Makes Tracing App Mandatory, Churches Required to Deny Entry to Noncompliant · Caldron Pool — Read on caldronpool.com/government-makes-tracing-app-mandatory-churches-required-to-deny-entry-to-noncompliant/ Currently, I am on vacation in the south. This has given me a much needed break, which I am using to catch up on some necessary reading. I just finished Theonomy An Informed Response by Gary…

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  • That Dirty Word Called Theonomy

    Theonomy is a dirty word. For the uninitiated the term is the combination of two Greek terms: Theos (God) and nomos (law). “So then,” you might be wondering, “how is it a dirty word?” How indeed! Sometimes I’m a bit naive and I make assumptions of others that I learn later were in error. Over…

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  • Time to Kill a Snake: How Adam Should have dealt with the Serpent

    A Little Dialogue Regarding a Nasty Snake One of my favorite portions of the Bible surrounds creation week (Gen 1-3). Even when that is not a primary text that I have been studying, I will find my thoughts drifting back to the beginning of all things. I suppose I must give some credit to Answers…

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  • Musings on the Subject of Theft

    I think most people will grant that theft is wrong. If I steal from another, if I rob a store, or my next door neighbor down the street, then the average person will quickly point out that such activity is wrong, shouldn’t be done, and ought to be punished when brought to light. Theft, for…

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