My former student and current. . . tech guru Stewart Lundy has a fascinating interview with via Makoto Fujimura, the acclaimed Japanese-American abstract artist who is also a devout Christian. Read the whole interview. What struck me the most was what he said about paganism
According to liberal Bible scholarship, the Bible was not written down until the 6th century B.C., after the Babylonian captivity. Some liberal scholars deny that Israel existed before that, rejecting the historicity even of King David, as well as the Exodus from Egypt and the
Today is the big election in Massachusetts, with Republican newcomer Scott Brown threatening the Democratic operative Martha Coakley’s plan to assume the Senate seat of the late Edward Kennedy. If a Republican wins in this most Democratic of states, that icy chill you may feel
Issues, Etc., named Cranach the “blog of the week” for the post No End Runs Around the Cross. That entitles us to display this: Actually, my pastor, Rev. James Douthwaite, who came up with that illustration, deserves the honor for it.
Pat Robertson callously brought up the old legend that Haiti owed its independence from the French to a pact with the devil. That story probably originated as an attempt to answer the question how could a group of slaves in revolt defeat the French army
John Boot says that the ultra-violent “Book of Eli” is “a proudly Christian movie.” Did anyone see it last weekend? Is that correct? Is it worth seeing? Cross I Am Legend with The Ten Commandments and you’ve got The Book of Eli, a genuinely religious
If an insurance company is not allowed to factor in risk but instead is forced to cover everyone, regardless of physical condition, and charge them all the same rates, it ceases to function as an insurance company. Instead, it becomes a government-directed utility that just
Let’s make this a day to celebrate liberty, equality, and inalienable rights–in the civil rights movement, yes, but also everywhere.
In my “in” and “out” prediction of fashions for the new year, I predicted that megachurches would be “out” and microchurches would be “in.” That was based primarily on wishful thinking. But now I see that I was right! This is what the church growth
Would you like a seminary degree? An M.B.A.? How about a Ph.D.? Or even an M.D., which should give you right to practice medicine and operate on people? You can go to school, study, and learn. Or, you can BUY these degrees. This story from
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