Free Will and Choice
It is God’s fault. He made man, and God knew that Adam would sin, therefore, it has to be God’s fault. Right . . . right . . . . right?
What do you really want? My love or my wallet?
Privacy Policy
We can not protect your privacy and we do not claim to protect your privacy because . . . .
Principles of Babel, Humanity, and the Government of God
God has a government, and this government is guided by principles. All governments are guided by principles — what principles are you guided by or do you have principles?
A Description of Someone You Know
The Sluggard in Scripture couch potato, deadbeat, do-nothing, loafer, slouch, slug, malingerer, shirker, slacker, bum Note: The very first reference sets the entire scene because the Holy Spirit set the first mention of sluggard in Proverbs 6:6. We see a characteristic of man in the two single digits of the…
The Gospel of Satan
Satan has a gospel, it is quite easy to remember: question, repudiate and redefine the . . . .
It Takes a Village to . . .
There are many different kinds of villages. The quality of the village depends on the quality of its leaders, and in their ability to discern between good and evil.
Falsely Accused
The rape fable narrative is an attack against . . .
Jousting and Fencing Techniques for Christians
Control Over Others
While ‘the controllers’ speak of their desire to control their own bodies, they have yet to demonstrate that they are capable of controlling their own . . . . .
Tolerance and Intolerance –
. . . . no one can call themselves tolerant. The point I am making is that the question is rarely about being tolerant or intolerant, it really is about judging and not judging.
The Battle for the Mind –
The fallacy that an open mind is a good thing is simply that this mind has no guidelines, and no standards. An open mind accepts all that is acceptable to others regardless of consequences.