Category: Politics

NO FUTURE FOR UTOPIA

NO FUTURE FOR UTOPIA

What makes a society or a civilization strong? Surely it's a common view of truth, a reverence for all life, and a reverence for our Creator... When you have a love of truth you live it out-for the most part- willingly. If some form of political correctness is pushed upon a society it can only … Continue reading NO FUTURE FOR UTOPIA →

WHEN IT’S GOOD TO JUDGE

WHEN IT’S GOOD TO JUDGE

There's a serious epidemic at large in the Church these days-and one of the symptoms is the refusal to make a judgment on whether something or someone is right or wrong... Somehow Christians have bought into the multicultural mindset to the extent that they think they would be committing a crime against humanity by pointing … Continue reading WHEN IT’S GOOD TO JUDGE →

GETTING SERIOUS ABOUT GOD

GETTING SERIOUS ABOUT GOD

Thank you to my loyal readers who keep coming back and wondering where I've been: I'm planning on being back regularly from now on... Two things have been on my mind lately above others. One is our current political and social climate, and the other is the widespread belittlement of God even among professing believers. … Continue reading GETTING SERIOUS ABOUT GOD →

ELECTION FEVER

ELECTION FEVER

Acknowledging that there is a real virus out there...one of many... my own expectation is that fear of Covid-19 will continue to be pumped up to fever pitch until after the election in November. After that, look for considerable deflation, courtesy of a totally biased news media, were the Democratic party to succeed, and alternative … Continue reading ELECTION FEVER →

EMBRACING DIVISION

EMBRACING DIVISION

If you're interested in truth you belong to a rare breed in today's world. In fact, truth is so out of style that a large number of individuals and organizations are intentionally working at avoiding it, and in preventing you from finding it... Who checks the so-called "fact checkers"? Where did they get their diplomas … Continue reading EMBRACING DIVISION →