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Introduction In every generation in every century, the Christian church is called to do theology.  The twentieth first century is no different, despite some of the unique cultural landscape in which Christians are to do theology today.  Post-Enlightenment’s modernism has lost much of it’s respect, and the rise of Postmodernism has taken it’s place instead.  [...]

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I think the current debate on immigration reflects our culture’s attitude of reading, reasoning and understanding the arguments of their opponent. If people only read the law (SB 1070), just like if people only read our Scripture, reason with reasonableness and logically understand we would have a more cordial debate of theology and apologetics. After [...]

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White, James R. The King James Only Controversy. Minneapolis, Minnesota: Bethany House, 2009. This is a great resource for any pastor to have, concerning the King James Only (hereafter, KJVO) debate.  James White has done a good job addressing this controversy in a matter that is Christ-like and fair, contrary to the attitude seen in [...]

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I thought this was a good lesson for all those who like baseball, of how really one’s ministry should not be one sided… From Yahoo Sports Jarrod Saltalamacchia(notes) has absolutely destroyed the pitching he’s seen so far at Triple-A. He’s batting .343 in 18 games for Oklahoma City with five doubles, three homers, and an [...]

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That is scary

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Here are some recently materials that the Trinity Foundation has made available online.  The Trinity Foundation is the main flagship organization promoting apologetics and Christian philosophy from the perspective of Gordon Clark. Only one of the updates is actually by Gordon Clark, the rest are materials by the late John Robbins, who was the president [...]

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