When “Science” Is Not Science

November 14, 2024   |  

In the Oxford dictionary, science is defined as “the systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation, experimentation, and the testing of theories against the evidence obtained.” This definition has two parts: 1) the systematic study of the structure and behavior of the…
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The Macabre Redefinition of Healthcare

November 7, 2024   |  

New Mexico governor, Michelle Lujan Grisham made the comment that her state is running an “Underground Railroad” to provide women with abortion services. During a speech in Virginia, she stated that 75% of abortions performed in New Mexico are from out-of-state patients – and 71% of those come from Texas…
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The Evolution of Kissing (SMH)

November 5, 2024   |  

Sometimes, so called scientists end up turning science on its ear in an attempt to call something science that is not really science. One of the prominent places this is seen in the attempt by evolutionary scientists to prove the Theory of Evolution true. They have never been able to…
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Progressives Do Not Understand Christianity

October 31, 2024   |  

Salon is an American politically progressive and liberal news and opinion digital magazine. Because of their political slant, you can expect that anything they publish is going to be not only political, but will actively promote a politically left-wing point of view. Recently, they published an article called Trump’s transformation…
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The Discipleship Training Christians Need

October 25, 2024   |  

When those who are called into vocational Christian ministry enter theological training, they generally expect it to take at least three to four years. Even with that, though, no one goes into their education thinking they will come out knowing everything there is to know about theology or church leadership.…
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False Religion Masquerading as Christianity

October 12, 2024   |  

Probably beginning in the early 1400s, shepherds began placing a bell around the neck of the lead wether. A wether, in Middle English, was a castrated male sheep. The sheep with the bell was the lead weder, and was also called the belle-weder. By using the bell, a shepherd could…
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A Biblical Focus On Prayer – Part 7 – Tal Davis

October 11, 2024   |  

From the fourth Thursday in November until January first of the next year, is what Americans call “The Holidays.” Starting with Thanksgiving, through Christmas, and ending on New Year’s Day, we celebrate with food and family. Each year Americans eat untold of tons of turkey, ham, dressing, black-eyed peas, green…
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