When skeptics argue against the Bible, they are in essence not attacking the book itself, but the ideas contained therein. To destroy trust in the Bible is to call Christianity itself into question. In The Bible vs. Heart, Dennis Prager…
Tag: morality
The Magic Mushroom Morality Pill
Parker Crutchfield, associate professor of medical ethics and law at Western Michigan University, wrote an article published in The Conversation, in which he argued that when someone refuses to follow public health guidelines, “they’re defecting from the public good.” As…
It’s the Morality, Stupid
The cultural elites have led us down a path of unbelief, and now we are reaping the consequences. I’m reminded of the story about Voltaire, the famous French skeptic, who helped grease the skids for the bloody French Revolution. When…
We Have Lost Our Moral Code
The United States Congress, on a bipartisan basis, and President George Bush twice acknowledged that “our great Nation was founded” upon a “historical tradition of ethical values and principles…known as the Seven Noahide Laws,” and that “these laws had been…
Defining Evil
“There is no safety for honest men except by believing all possible evil of evil men.” Edmund Burke That God permits evil to exist is taken by nonbelievers as an inarguable sign that there is no God. After all, if…
All Law is Moral in Nature
Are you tired of the left’s assertion that “You Can’t Legislate Morality” like they are afraid that some of the Biblical views of right and wrong may rub off on them? Okay, if you can’t legislate morality – what is…
The Enneagram Redefines Sin
“Today’s secularism is an aggressive bulldozer. It will not tolerate any competition, pushing aside any opposition to its reign. Arrogantly, it believes that it can retain the benefits of Western civilization, while discarding its foundation – Christianity.” Daniel Mann It…
Do We Have A Pill For You!
America has become a nation of pill poppers. The U.S., with just 5% of the world’s population, consumes a whopping 75% of all prescription drugs. Whatever you need – don’t worry, they got a pill for it – from depression, to…
Where Do We Draw The Line?
“This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come. For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy. Without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers, without self-control, fierce, despisers of…
Morality Is the Antidote
To use a term from Greek philosophy, the telos (purpose) of government has been misplaced. Instead of designing laws and methods to enhance the dignity and freedom of the individuals living in our society, the government has been designing projects…
America Needs Moral Regeneration
President Trump’s economic policies have helped expand the economy. Combined with a strong labor market and record highs in the stock market, the Standard & Poor’s 500 index is up 15% year to date. His pro-life stances have been encouraging.…
Putting On The Gospel Armor
The secular god is not tolerance and inclusivity – it is the overthrow of the Christianity. One of the most surprising developments of the last 50 years has been the dramatic shift away from Judeo-Christian moral values that provided the…
Adultery, the New Civil Right?
The Ashley Madison hack has not only spurred a national debate on data privacy but the state of marriage in general. Left wing pundits wasted little time in rehashing the same defense of adultery that they used to defend homosexual…
Is Morality Subjective?
The Moral Mugging Continues
For the last 50 years, liberalism as a movement of moral liberation, has preached “if you like your morality, you can keep your morality.” The game was to promise a limited reform that would seriously not disturb the status quo…