Piety or Patricide
Christians must avoid using the corrosive elements of rebellion in the rebuilding of civilization. Otherwise, we will follow the same path of ruin.
Christians must avoid using the corrosive elements of rebellion in the rebuilding of civilization. Otherwise, we will follow the same path of ruin.
Should Christians Condemn Privilege? [...]
Rebuilding civilization will be a project soon halted without literature, academics, and history. This list is curated to inspire and encourage, to critique and to sharpen.
Should Christians support reparations for American slavery? Some evangelicals believe so. Some have even attempted to make a biblical argument for reparations.
To be human is to be a responsible agent, accountable before the face of God. Paganism and secularism alike seek to deny that responsibility — either by denying God or by denying culpability.
The Bible says that human life is so sacred, so precious, so holy “human life has so much dignity” that if with malice of forethought you wantonly destroy another human being, you thereby forfeit your own right to life.
"Atheism is a strange thing. Even the devils never fell into that vice." Secularism has tried to snuff out the candle of religion, but it has failed.
Gone is the Christian-based duty-driven culture. Ours is a rights-driven culture. But duty entails an obligation, which entails an 'ought' and an 'ought not.' The concept of duty usually means we fall short, which means we can be judged - a taboo concept.
Christians tend to over spiritualize things. Analyzing and looking at art Biblically is usually one of those things.
Read the journey of a female police officer who, when confronted with the truth of God's design for her as a woman, gave up her dream and quit her job.