Divine Justice and Corporate Identity
How are we to understand things such as corporate responsibility?
Each individual is morally responsible for what he does, and is held accountable for his own actions. But…we are [also] social creatures, and what we do as individuals will always have social implications and consequences. How all that gets worked out together is something we are not fully up to understanding and applying, but God... Continue Reading
Nigeria’s Archbishop to ACNA: No Such Thing as “Gay Christian”
The Church of Nigeria takes issue with the recent pastoral statement from ACNA regarding “the toleration of same-sex persons within their fold.”
The Church of Nigeria affirms its total rejection of homosexuality and will surely stand to defend the Truth of the Gospel based on the injunctions and ethical principles of the Holy Bible. The Archbishop of Nigeria has issued a statement saying ACNA is following the path of The Episcopal Church in welcoming LGBTQ persons.... Continue Reading
The NeoRacists
A new religion is preached across America. It's nonsense posing as wisdom.
America’s sense of what it is to be intellectual, moral, or artistic; what it is to educate a child; what it is to foster justice; what is to express oneself properly; what it is to be a nation—all is being refounded upon a religion. [Excerpt from his new book, The Elect: Neoracists Posing as Antiracists... Continue Reading
No Longer the Economy—It’s All About Equity Not Equality – Stupid!
Discussions about equality always result in a demand for equity. Don’t be deceived; it’s all about equity, not equality.
Equity is the new term that will pave the way for the transfer of both wealth and power from the oppressor to the oppressed. It is Classical (or Neo) Marxism in action. It now controls the major institutions in the United States including civil government, academia, the news media, the corporate boardroom, and even the... Continue Reading
Philosophy for Understanding Theology: The Metaphysics Behind the Reformed Confessions
The infiltration of relational theism into Evangelical and confessional theology is a matter of conservative theology taking on assumptions that were widespread in 20th century liberal theology.
The reason it is so hard to understand the Reformation confessions today – 200 years after Kant – is that the metaphysical framework in which the authors of those confessions worked has not only been lost; it is no longer even understood. What is needed is to recover the history of the development of classical... Continue Reading
The Problem with Good Works
Humility is the key to this Spirit-led walk, but our pride is always hiding in some secluded place in our hearts ready to masquerade as humility.
Our consciences are delicate. If we are happy because of people telling us how spiritual we are then we can make our conscience confused. We need to guard them against the sin of arrogance. We must not become overconfident. That means that as we are Spirit-led and live for God’s glory alone we must walk... Continue Reading
Is Debt Still Slavery?
The alternative to borrowing can be summed up in one word: contentment: God wants His people to be contented with His provision.
Freedom from debt truly does liberate God’s people. It sets them free to give to the needy and to the Lord’s work. It sets them free to make provision for emergencies and for the time when they will no longer be able to earn a living. It sets them free to follow God’s leading into... Continue Reading
Reigning with Christ
Even in the face of death, believers live and reign with Christ.
The saints in glory share in Christ’s victory over the power of death. Despite death and martyrdom, these saints cannot be deprived of their part in the triumph of the Lamb who was slain and who is the Lion from the tribe of Judah. One of the primary themes in the book of Revelation... Continue Reading
Knowing Enough but Not Knowing Everything
We can know true things about God without knowing all there is to know about God.
It is good for us not to know everything. It keeps us humble. God is bigger than us. There will always be mysteries and things we are not sure of. You can know true things about something and yet not know everything about it. I know a fair bit about gardening, for example. I... Continue Reading
Boredom, Self-Denial, and the Christian Life
If you keep pursuing the world’s trinkets, the things of God will continue to lose their appeal.
This world is full of charms that pull at our sinful hearts. We will have to contend with these desires for the rest of our lives, but their power over us can be weakened. The way Christ calls us to move forward is to deny ourselves and take up our cross and follow him. ... Continue Reading
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