The Fabric of Our Faith

A number of years ago I worked in the men’s clothing section of a large department store.   I was not there long but I did learn a few things about the garment business. One key thing I learned was about the quality of various fabrics. Fabrics are the basic textile…
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Water’s Hurt Feelings

Just when you thought you had heard it all, something new comes up. Did you know it is possible to hurt the feelings of water? Yes, that water – H20. Well, according to actress Gwyneth Paltrow, that seems to be the case. Paltrow has a digital media and e-commerce website…
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Such a Waste

The U.S. State Department recently confirmed that an American man named Moner Mohammad Abu-Salha was killed when he became a suicide bomber in Syria. Seemingly, Abu-Salha went to Syria in late 2013, hooked up with an Al Qaeda group called Nusra Front, and spent time at their camp training to…
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Sex Sells

Freddy Davis talks about how the exploitation of sexuality in the culture is a feature of a naturalistic worldview and stands in opposition to a Christian worldview.
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Media Bias and the Christian Worldview

Just recently, CNN’s president stated that his network will not be “’shamed” into covering the U.S. House of Representatives special committee investigation of the 9/11/2012 attack in Benghazi, Lybia. In that attack four Americans were killed, including the U.S. ambassador to that country. Personally, I think having a special committee…
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To Pray or Not to Pray

There has been a lot of controversy over the last several decades over whether or not prayer should be allowed at public venues. Obviously, there were the two supreme court cases in 1962 and 63 when prayer was banned in public schools. Fast forward to the recent Supreme Court ruling…
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