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Throughout history, there's an idea that is almost universal. It's most commonly referred to as karma today. It is often thought of as some sort of cosmic level of quid pro quo—that if you do good, the "universe" is somehow obligated to reciprocate
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Reverence is not a subject that even those who claim to be Christians talk about much anymore. In the pursuit of "raucous worship," silence and meditation have fallen into disuse. Some are more interested in exciting dramas, clapping hands, and whooping it up (for the Lord, of course)
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Frankly, your congenial editor thought it was a made up, Babylon Bee-type of story, but alas! it is not. Jon Brown writes in The Christian Post (April 22, 2026), that the "official X account of Israel, which is run by the Israeli Foreign Ministry, promoted an upcoming four-
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Is Theism Dead? In the book under review, Anglican Bishop John Shelby Spong affirms that Theism is dead. He first offers as proof of this allegation God's silence. Quoting from playwright David Hare, he sets forth a rationale, part of which is included below: God. Where are you?
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In the April 12, 2026 issue of The Reno Record, Marvin Weir relates a new (but not altogether unexpected) finding concerning the Bible. It seems that George Barna (of the Barna Group) has discovered that "for the first time he's been doing research, the most oft-quoted
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Do most of us imagine that liberals (whether religious or political) are kind and loving toward all? If so, we need to re-evaluate our thinking. We have all seen someone radiate love and warmth while saying the most encouraging and unifying things—only to hear venom spew forth later
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Satan does not love his henchmen (and henchwomen). He only uses people to accomplish his purpose which is the damnation of all mankind. He has already failed to get millions to follow him, but he will not be deterred in his quest to gain even more followers. When it came
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When sage advice is given, sometimes it is presented in phrases that at first glance seem somewhat paradoxical. Consider this line from Frank Herbert, the author of Dune: "Seek freedom and become captive of your desires. Seek discipline and find your liberty." Another funny thing about a lot
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Oh, sure. He poses as a friend, but he is nothing of the kind. We often sing, "What a Friend We Have in Jesus," but Satan is nobody's friend. When he tempts us to sin, he can be quite persuasive. Just look at the way he
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Episcopalian "bishop" John Shelby Spong has made clear that he does not believe that God is a person, the Bible is His Word, or that Jesus is His Son. Yet he calls himself a Christian, which is foolishness. This article will answer a few of the complaints he
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Why do we call the time period covered by the Book of Judges "the dark ages"? The answer can be found in Judges 21:25: "In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did what was right in his own eyes" (Judges 21:25;
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Comprehending Episcopalian Bishop John Shelby Spong's concept of God is not easy. He does not believe God is a supernatural being Who could "help a nation win a war," cure sicknesses, or "affect the weather" (3). In the unlikely event that anyone missed it,