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When Negative Is Positive
Negativity is everywhere. The world is a negative place because of a system wide curse placed on the earth. Theologians say that the human apparatus is not built to live in a cursed world. Constant negativity is draining to be around and … Continue reading
Hitting The Spiritual Reset Button
There are two theories about human nature. One is that man is essentially good and occasionally screws up. The other is that man is essentially depraved, born with a fatal error in his nature, and any good that he does … Continue reading
Every Man’s Desire For Eternal Significance
I had not revisited my high school in years. So on a trip to my hometown I decided to enter that old war zone of my adolecense. You’d think after 26 years I would feel dominant enough to own the … Continue reading
Is Becoming A Christian Committing Intellectual Suicide?
There is a notion in our culture that if you become a Christian, you are committing intellectual suicide. It accuses Christians of “ignorant bliss” and checking one’s brain at the door when walking into a church. The charge is summarized … Continue reading
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Is It Politically Expedient to Forsake Christ?
Billy Joel wrote a song in the 1970′s called “Only The Good Die Young”. In the song is a lyric that goes, “they say there’s a heaven for those who will wait, some say it’s better but I say it ain’t. I’d rather … Continue reading
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