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It's the season to wish all a "Happy New Year," and we've all probably been busy doing that the past few days. There's always a note of optimism that attends something new. A new year represents fresh opportunities to achieve something not
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Recently, in a magazine, a certain history was promoted as one of the fifty best books of 2020, which it may be. But one of the comments praising it stated that it asked one of the greatest questions for human beings to consider: "How does one live a good
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As we conclude consideration of this lecture given to students at Harding on October 30 by the wife of a professor, we want to notice the main thesis. Before giving her explanation of the Sermon on the Mount, let's begin with Allen Holloway's summary at the
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Recently, a person (who shall remain anonymous) wrote in the following question: Is it okay to eat other people's food if they practice a non-Christian religion? For example, I ordered some Chinese food the other day; after they brought the food, I noticed the Buddha statute in
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This series of articles concerns some of the ideas being taught at a “Christian” university. When hearing about a “purity culture,” one might imagine something along the lines of positive peer pressure and that it would be a good thing. But alas! such is not the case. Rachel Holloway introduced
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Last week, we mentioned the growing concern about censorship from liberals. On December 5, 2020, I received this pertinent message from Brother Terry Hightower concerning LifeNews. When social media outlets like Facebook and Twitter started over a decade ago, pro-life groups like LifeNews.com were excited because they represented
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The purpose of this article is to analyze what was taught in only one class at Harding University just five weeks ago on October 30, 2020. All of the information comes from an audio tape, which presumably is available to anyone who wants a copy. I personally transcribed the 47-
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What is the emphasis of American Society these days if it is not materialism? Francis Schaeffer recognized this truth decades ago when in 1976 he wrote the famous book, How Should We Then Live? He wrote about the national craving for prosperity and provided an important insight into our culture\
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In Psalm 29:3-10, David writes concerning "the voice of the Lord." In those verses, he lists seven ways that the voice of the Lord is powerful. He does not intend for the list to be inclusive of everything that God's voice can accomplish, but
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Kahlil Gibran’s multi-million seller book, The Prophet, was reviewed previously (11-15-20) and found to be lacking any correspondence to Biblical truths. What, therefore, could a reader expect from a sequel, Jesus The Son of Man, which was published five years later in 1928? The book is
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Periodically, someone advances the notion that the God of the Old Testament was stern and vengeful but Jesus and the God of the New Testament are loving, kind, tolerant, and forgiving. The only way that anyone could come to such a conclusion would be to find selected texts to establish
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One of the books that has enjoyed wide circulation is The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran. First published in 1923, it has sold more than 9 million copies "in its American edition alone," according to The New Yorker, an American weekly magazine. This source also describes the book accurately