Roe and abortion on demand
Roe continues to exist, but only in the way a storefront on a western movie set exists: a mere facade to give the illusion of reality. – Chief Justice William Rehnquist It’s a… Continue reading
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Politically correct death and defending moral relativism
Why would anyone hold to a belief that precludes judging rape and child abuse as objectively wrong? Seems ludicrous, doesn’t it? Yet that’s exactly where a position from moral or ethical relativism leads,… Continue reading
Politically correct death and moral relativism
Like virtually every important issue that polarizes people, the conflict over abortion is at its core a moral one. Though some may see it as morally one-sided such that only those who oppose… Continue reading
Arming ourselves for the conflict of our times
When I began blogging way back in 2012 my focus was on giving reasons to believe God exists and, in particular, that Christianity is true. Hence the title, A Reasonable Faith. But I… Continue reading
Societal parasites must be excised
The United States of America is more than simply a land mass populated by millions of individual human beings. As a union of those individuals it is a societal organism with rights and… Continue reading
Women will die
But only because they’ll make a choice they don’t have to make. They might think they have no other option but they do. As defenders of the rights of the unborn, and of… Continue reading
Don’t reside in Brunei? Can’t condemn the code.
Think that the Asian nation of Brunei’s encoding a punishment of death for homosexual sex is wrong? If you’re not a Bruneian, take a seat. You have nothing to say about it. Actor… Continue reading
Pro-abortion bullies exposing themselves
Exposing the moral bankruptcy of the pro-abortion position has been the goal of the pro-life camp from the beginning, but we’ve been getting a lot of help lately in doing so as pro-aborts… Continue reading
Why hell will be hellish
Will there be love in hell? I tend to think not. If hell is eternal separation from God, and God is love, then it seems to follow that hell is a place without… Continue reading
Superhumans and the real endgame
I’ve never seen Game of Thrones nor any superhero movie except Ironman years ago. Judging by the Twitter traffic this past weekend, that might seem to disqualify me from having anything meaningful to… Continue reading
Field of hypocritical Democrat dreamers
Oh, the hypocrisy of the pro-abortion left. They hurl accusations of immorality at President Trump…some of it warranted, some not…all the while engaging in obvious immorality themselves. They just refuse to look in… Continue reading
Questions for non-Christians #13
Easter fell on a Sunday again this year. Funny how that always happens. But it’s a good thing that it does because otherwise Christians would want this most sacred day on our calendar… Continue reading
Questions for non-Christians #12
St. Peter at the pearly gates…checking the books, asking probing questions, welcoming some through and for others…releasing the trap door to that other place. It’s an iconic image which cartoonists have been employing… Continue reading
Questions for non-Christians #11
I don’t know about you, but I’ve never had anyone close to me take their own life. I hope you’ve not had that experience neither. An acquaintance, yes…but never a family member nor… Continue reading
Questions for non-Christians #10
I’m going to start right off with my next question for the non-Christian, and it’s simply this: Do you believe in miracles? It seems obvious to me that if God exists, he can… Continue reading