Nietzsche’s Prophetic Insight: God is Dead, and We Killed Him
Friedrich Nietzsche, in the late 19th century, articulated visionary ideas that reverberate with startling accuracy in the trajectory of modern society.
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The Enduring Legacy of Judeo-Christian Values in the Western World
Throughout history, the West has thrived on a foundation shaped by Judeo-Christian values, underpinning the comforts and privileges enjoyed by many today.
Barb Dwyer: Shifting Perspectives, From Abortion to Confronting the Reality of Child Sacrifice
It’s time to confront a grim reality by reframing the discourse surrounding what has long been known as “abortion.” Let’s call it what it is – “child sacrifice.”
Sean Dietrich-The Last Procession
The first car drove by with headlights on. Then several more vehicles. Low beams blaring. It was sundown. My cousin and I were parked at a stoplight when the funeral procession passed.
WWJD, and HWJDI?
Most of us are familiar with the acronym WWJD–what would Jesus do? But maybe we need to think more along the lines of HWJDI–how would Jesus do it?
Journolism: The Credentialed Media Don’t Exactly Lie to Us, But They Conceal Politically Incorrect Facts in a Biased Manner
We have previously reported that today’s professional journalists rarely deliberately lie to us, but that they often omit rather important parts of the story. This was an Associated Press story, an ostensibly straight news piece, in which the writer managed to omit the most important part of the story. Read on and you’ll see why …
The January Yuck
The holidays are over and we’re facing winter in all its glory. Now that the most wonderful time of the year is past, how do we find joy in the January?
Unraveling the Profound Wisdom of the Bible: Beyond Human Intelligence
Comprising 66 books written by multiple authors over centuries, The Bible encapsulates moral, spiritual, and philosophical wisdom that transcends human intellect.
Rob Pue: Thank God for Jesus
We’ve been living in days of very bad news for a very long time now, and every day it seems to get worse and more intense. Our country — and the world — has become something I never thought I’d live to see.
Faith, Conflict, and the Enduring Legacy of Theological Disputes: Reflections on the Continuing Discord Among Christians
It’s been over five centuries since Martin Luther, the catalyst for the Protestant Reformation, stirred the theological pot by challenging certain doctrines within the Catholic Church.
Separation of Church and State: A Wall of Respect, Not Isolation
In the cacophony of American discourse, few phrases resonate with such charged intensity as “separation of church and state.”
Keep Me in Your Peace
Does it seem that the holidays rush by faster every year? Are you too exhausted to celebrate once the big day arrives? Take a moment to rest in the Lord!
Faith, Conflict, and the Enduring Legacy of Theological Disputes
Faith, Conflict, and the Enduring Legacy of Theological Disputes: Reflections on the Continuing Discord Among Christians
A Strange Way to Save the World
God chose His son Jesus to save the world. He chose Mary to be the mother of the Holy Child. But why did God choose Joseph?
Advent: Ready…Set….Wait!
The word “Advent” means arrival, and today is the first Sunday in the Advent season. What are we waiting for? The arrival of the Messiah!
Historical Timelines and the Bible
The following brief Biblical Timeline, based on personal studies and beliefs, raises unique observations and questions.
What Mary’s Mother Knew
As the Advent season approaches, our thoughts turn to Mary, Joseph, and the Baby, but have you ever wondered about Mary’s mother?
Unraveling the Myths: How ‘Zeitgeist’ Misrepresents Christianity
In today’s digital age, information flows freely, and we’re exposed to countless ideas and beliefs, often through the medium of online videos.
A Reassessment of the Pilgrims’ Motive and Legacy
The tale of the Pilgrims’ journey to the New World has been ingrained in our collective understanding as a pursuit of religious freedom.
Memorable ‘Memes’ by Citizen Writer, Rob Pue
While it’s sad that so few people are now willing to take the time to read a ten- r fifteen-minute article in full, I’ve come to realize that “memes” can play an important role in this age of instant information sharing.