Refuting Mormonism: An Analysis of Kwaku El
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Abortion in the Bible
Abortion has been in the news recently because the Supreme Court has finally had a rational idea about the issue. This has led to a numerous amount of commentary on the topic. This has included unintelligent commentary about the Biblical … Continue reading Abortion in the Bible
Indeterminism: A Critical Examination
Dr. James Anderson – Worldview apologetics
There was a lecture series from Dr. James Anderson on Worldview apologetics. The lecture I cannot find is on New Age Spirituality. I hope someone might have it and send it. But here is what I recovered from an old … Continue reading Dr. James Anderson – Worldview apologetics
A Faith Worth Receiving
A Faith Worth Receiving by Jimmy Stephens: I don’t have a perfect certainty on this issue. I have long wondered if faith has two elements, a passive and an active one, where the passive is the inward persuasion of the … Continue reading A Faith Worth Receiving
Of Course the Constitution Has Nothing to Say About Women?
There was a recent article written by Jill Lepore on the issue of abortion in the constitution. Firstly, she recognizes that Roe v Wade wasn’t on its own merits well-argued. She states: I don’t happen to think Roe was well … Continue reading Of Course the Constitution Has Nothing to Say About Women?
When Murderers Escape
Sometimes, there are stories that should remind us of the importance of the death penalty for society—namely, these kinds of stories where correctional officers help them escape. The multi-state manhunt for an escaped Alabama murder suspect, Casey Cole White, and … Continue reading When Murderers Escape
Protestants Materials for the Month
There have been a few videos in regards to Protestant apologetics in regards to Roman Catholicism recently. These are the videos that don’t get the clicks that they should: The Early Roman Episcopacy – Part 1: Early Hierarchy Smashing the … Continue reading Protestants Materials for the Month
The true people of God!
Rand’s Children
I often say that I’m a libertarian. This is because I find their explanations of markets to be the only adequate understandings that eliminate the need for theft. I often modify it to state that I’m a ‘Christian’ libertarian. If … Continue reading Rand’s Children
The Council 
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