A harvard professor pushes to preemptively ban homeschooling, the best performing and safest teaching system America has, explicitly claiming it is necessary in the name of education and safety. I dive into the silliness, and unveil what is just another attempt to dispel Christianity under false pretenses and indoctrinate children into secular culture.
Ever since human beings formed their first hierarchy, the elites at the top have browbeaten those at the bottom. It is important to understand that this type of behavior does nothing to affect the truthfulness of the perspective given. Every perspective and theory must be taken at its own merits.
Jealousy is often described as a universal negative, something to be avoided at all costs in relationships. I show why this is not the case and how jealousy can be used as a force for good.
"A false worldview leads to bad policies. It is important to weigh what motivates us to choose one worldview over the other, and judge that chosen worldview against what we observe in reality to see if it is correct.”
A significant number of Christians harm Christianity by focusing on homosexual sin as a means to safeguard the institution of marriage and prevent wrath. I explore why that does more harm than good, what really degraded marriage’s standing in society, and what can be done to help fix it.
Someone has put in a lot of time and effort into illustrating portions of C.S. Lewis’ compilation, Mere Christianity, into doodle form. I give you two videos, one on sexual morality and the other on Christian marriage here. Enjoy!
Chastity is perhaps the most unpopular of all the virtues. I revisit the value of that virtue, the extent of the consequences that have shown themselves in the statistics, and what we should do about it.
There are very few works that showcase the battle for the mind from the devil’s side as well as C.S. Lewis’, The Screwtape Letters. I provide two free sources that provide both the complete series and some doodles of dramatized versions.
Attacks on Biblical morality are the most convincing among non-believers. Using a common case that claims the Bible condones slavery as an example, I provide some analysis of what is often said and a means to refute them that risks very little credibility.
Greg Koukl’s new edition of Tactics provides Christians with a variety of effective methods for challenging opposing worldviews and promoting Christianity, essentially equipping readers with a means to both defend the faith and convince others of the truth of Christ. It is a great tool for any Christian to have.
“Despite the culture’s best push, scientific advancement is speeding towards the existence of God like a runaway train. It is unavoidable, mainly because it is the answers we find to the questions we have that are driving it. Hence the need for the mask. The culture is attempting to avoid the debate by simply claiming the science is settled. The best way to combat it is to ask questions. The right questions can rip the mask off entirely.”
The pro-life movement is gaining ground against abortionists in the battle for the mind. In order to keep winning, we need to use the science, logic, and superior morality on our side to convince others we are right. I am providing a critique of the positions, and offering some strategies to help do just that. It’s time we rid our country of this evil.
“Life as we know it is expected; and it is expected to be expected. We take for granted how much our way of life allows us to take for granted.”
Today is a reminder to be grateful for the sacrifices moms make. Happy Mother’s day moms.
Atheists are arguing that believers should not be talking about their faith in public and in the halls of government. I cover why that is, where that belief comes from, and what believers should do about it.
Nearly every metric that measures American quality of life has improved over the last few decades. Simultaneously, happiness has fallen, people are more self-destructive, and mental illness has dramatically increased. We dive into the questions of why that is, and one option to fix it at an individual level.
The Discovery Institute and Socrates in the City have published their videos from the recent Science and Faith Conference from just a few months ago. In these six videos, prominent scientists discuss a wide range of scientific topics and how they relate to God and Faith. Topics include the big questions: The origin of the universe, the origin of life, the fine-tuning of the universe, the complexity of life, and more.
For most of time, thoughts and prayers was viewed as a genuine offering given by the religious to show empathy to those undergoing and recovering from tragedy. Today, more and more are viewing it as disingenuous and even sinister. What changed? Why is empathy suddenly frowned upon? Join us as we answer those questions and discuss the implications involved.
The faint young sun paradox has gotten worse for evolutionists. We dive into a few of the details derived from stellar evolution and current solar observations.
Today’s cultural battles seem to be less about good versus evil and more like the moral verses the misguided. It’s better if we treat them that way.
