How Much Do We Really Care?

February 18, 2013 7:40 am
How Much Do We Really Care?

Many people want those who do wrong to be brought to justice, but often neglect the greater need of those same people being brought to Jesus. efore fugitive former police officer Christopher Dorner died under siege in a burning cabin at Big Bear last week, a friend of mine said that [...]

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Sinners Transformed by Grace: Pope’s Resignation Amidst Scandal a Sign of Hope

February 15, 2013 9:30 am
Creative Commons - Catholic Church (England and Wales)

Although Benedict XVI has cited health concerns, there is some speculation that the resignation may be related to the ongoing sexual abuse scandals that have rocked the church in the past decade. Before becoming Pope, Cardinal Ratzinger was responsible for ordering that all reports of sex abuse be channeled through his office at the Congregation of the Doctrine of Faith which he operated from 2001 to 2005.

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Preferential Treatment, Persecution, or Loss of Privilege?

January 27, 2013 3:13 pm
Preferential Treatment, Persecution, or Loss of Privilege?

Some people believe that their religion obligates them to not only control themselves, but to control others as well. I believe that it is possible to make religious freedom as expansive as possible, and truly allow people to follow the dictates of their hearts as God (or whatever they believe in) leads them. Not only do I think that this is the solution that works best for our democracy, but I also happen to think that this is the solution that gets us closer to what God wants as well.

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God is Not a Torturer: Debunking the Doctrine of Eternal Torment

October 17, 2012 9:09 am
Hell on Earth - Burning at the stake

From the perspective of Edwards and Spurgeon, the depths of hell are inversely proportionate to the heights of Heaven, as an all-powerful God gives eternal life to both the saved and the damned.

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Inspiration: If Aristotle Was Right, What Can Make Us Happy?

October 2, 2012 4:22 pm
Inspiration: If Aristotle Was Right, What Can Make Us Happy?

Sometime in the 4th Century BC, Aristotle wrote Nicomachean Ethics. The broad question of the book is how to achieve happiness.

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Of Freedom and Squeaky Wheels

June 8, 2012 6:44 pm
Of Freedom and Squeaky Wheels

If anyone had an excuse to complain it would have been Him because being God, He had the unusual position of always being right.

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