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Your Parental Rights Are Not Protected

November 29, 2011

Do you expect your kids to go to church 2-3 times per week? Do you want to know when “same sex” books are being taught in elementary school? Think you have a right to parent your children the way you would like? See this short documentary, showing 3 cases where parents thought they had a [...]

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Could the Bible Have Been A Conspiracy?

November 10, 2011

A common attack against the Bible is to say it was all a conspiracy. That a secret council, or the Emperor Constantine, basically made up the Bible. Popularly this is promoted in the book and movie The Da Vinci Code”. On a scholarly level, one of the biggest proponents of this type of revisionist history [...]

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The Coming Persecution

September 30, 2011

In January of this year, Peter and Hazelmary Bull (a Christian couple) were ordered by to pay damages because they had refused to rent a room to a homosexual couple in their seaside inn. A taxpayer run organization even funded the gay couples court case. The judge said, “social attitudes in Britain had changed”. But [...]

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Bin Laden and Theology Roundup

May 2, 2011

Much has already been said in the Christian blogosphere about the death of mass-murderer Osama Bin Laden (OBL). Many commenters have objected that it was not right for the U.S. to kill OBL. The two biggest objections come in the form of quoting Ezekiel 18:23 or arguing that since we are all sinners before God, [...]

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Home Churches in America

April 27, 2011

“According to NBC news, between 6 and 12 million people are part of the “home church” movement in America. Is this a positive sign or a distressing sign of more apostasy away from the historical church?” Kevin Swanson discusses the issues involved with the home churches. He also touches on an important question regarding the [...]

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Babywise and Theology: Is the Ezzo Method Biblical?

March 17, 2011

Are you Babywise? Are you doing the Ezzo method? These were common questions asked of Christian parents in the late 90′s and early 2000′s. Although declining in popularity these days, the parenting methods developed by Gary and Anne Marie Ezzo were very popular amongst Christians. Their most popular book, Babywise, was published in 1993 as [...]

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Real Life Examples of How Theology Applies to Life

February 23, 2011

“Theology, who needs it. That’s just for seminarians in ivory towers.” Actually, if you’re a believer you “do theology” every day. Every time you make a moral decision, tell someone about your faith, or attend a worship service, you are “doing theology.” Theology means the study of God, mainly through His Word. Most of the [...]

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Yoga and Christianity

October 18, 2010

Recently Dr. Al Mohler found himself in a heated debate. Dr. Mohler is no newcomer when it comes debates, yet this time he was a bit surprised at who his opponents turned out to be. It was not the atheists or the Darwinists that opposed Dr. Mohler’s views, but Christians. What was the issue? Predestination, [...]

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Vampire Novels and The Bible

August 12, 2010

The Twilight novels have been a huge success, bringing in millions of dollars worldwide. Even christian authors are now writing “christian vampire” novels according to this article in Christianity Today. As a Christian parent, is there anything wrong with letting your children read vampire novels? Steve Wohlberg thinks there is something wrong with this and [...]

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Teaching Children A Biblical Worldview

July 27, 2010

Are you teaching your children (or grandchildren) a biblical worldview? Wikipedia.com says a biblical worldview refers to “a collection of distinctively Christian philosophical and religious beliefs”. Everyone has a worldview, whether they know it or not. Many of use grew up with a worldview that was simply absorbed by osmosis. Philosophies and ideas were given [...]

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