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Last week's article examined the implications of a statement written in an otherwise fine article from the Christian Worker. This week will take a look at one written by Randy Duke, president of the Gospel Advocate, for the August, 2017 issue. Its title is, "Balance," and
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On July 2, 2017, it became legal to purchase marijuana in Nevada, thus adding just one more evil that tourists can partake of in or near Las Vegas, along with gambling, prostitution, easy divorce, and alcohol available 24 hours a day. Everyone could celebrate just two days later, on July
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The following comments are a response to a plea for unity made by John W. Moore, for whom I have great respect—along with his family. Most of what he says in this Christian Worker, front page article (July, 2017) is both needful and appropriate. His first paragraph contains a
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No, this is not a political article, although it easily could be. CNN has had to issue apologies and fire people over so many bogus stories that some are suggesting they change their name to FNN (Fake News Network). One has admitted that they have no evidence in the overworked
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At long last (more than a dozen years), the series that covers the entire Bible has been completed and is available in three forms: the Student Book, the Teacher's Book, and the Large Print edition. For years the author and many others kept waiting for educational material that
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The above title is a bumper sticker that was designed to show the flaw in the thinking of a different message most people have probably seen: COEXIST (see comments in the Spiritual Perspectives from March 23, 2014). Andy Wrasman is the apparent author of Contradict, and he sends pages of
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An AP story by Brady McCombs on June 25, 2017, deals with "a young Mormon girl revealing to her congregation that she is lesbian." The "news item" is about as fair as the secular press ever gets when it's obvious that they are on
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Probably, if people really thought about this question seriously, they would answer, "No." Those who think the answer should be an unqualified, "Yes," need to be reminded that many pagan religions sacrificed their children in fire to their deities. And what if it were part of
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And did not Jesus say, "and the gates of hell (hades) shall not prevail against it?" Matthew 16:18. He overcame Hades through the establishment of the church. Today, according to Brother Denham, Hades is not overcome by the church. His own doctrine will not allow it."
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No, the suggestion made in the title is not this writer's idea\—\—but rather the Sunday columnist, Joy Dickinson, whose material is published on the back page of the Comics section. The subject matter under discussion was printed on July 24, 2016, under the title of "Let&
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And did not Jesus say, "and the gates of hell (hades) shall not prevail against it?" Matthew 16:18. He overcame Hades through the establishment of the church. Today, according to Brother Denham, Hades is not overcome by the church. His own doctrine will not allow it."
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It really is getting more difficult each day to distinguish "fake news" from the real. And the problem is equally perplexing whether we're discussing politics, religion, or morality. No one would have ever predicted some of the positions that the AD 70 folks have come up