Should State Decrees Trump People’s Consciences?

January 11, 2013   |  

Because of the way Congress and the President are conducting business these days, there is a lot of piece-meal legislation being done. This is true of everything from budget resolutions to debt ceiling decisions. What Congress has done every year, for the last several years, is to wait until the…
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The Year in Review –Good or Bad, Neutral or Sad

January 1, 2013   |  

Here is my list of the most important events of 2012 in America from a worldview perspective. These are the ones that, in my humble opinion, had the greatest impact on the moral, philosophical, and spiritual lives of our nation and its future direction (for good, bad, or neutral).
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I’m Really Ticked Off

December 18, 2012   |  

I have waited a few days before making any comment about the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School. The raw emotion I feel as I deal with this tragedy at an individual level has been powerful, and I wanted to be able to speak with a little more of objectivity.…
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Arguing with Atheists: What Is it Really Like?

December 5, 2012   |  

Most Christians don’t interact a lot with people who are Atheists, at least not in a social setting. This is not unusual because, for the most part, people interact with others who share common interests. Those who hold radically different beliefs at a worldview level are, generally, not the most…
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The Latest from Cottondale

December 4, 2012   |  

What? You are not familiar with Cottondale? It is a small town of less than 1000 people in Jackson County, Florida. And what is the big deal about Cottondale? Well, Cottondale Elementary School just made the decision to not include the nativity scene in this year’s holiday display. It has…
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