Rethinking Hell: Justice, Mercy, and the Return to Eden
The Old Tale That Still Haunts People There is a story passed down in many churches, the kind where you sit stiff in a…
Archive
Month: December 2025
When Canada’s Health System Says “No”, Its Assisted Suicide System Says “Yes”: The Van Alstine Case
TL:DR – Jolene Van Alstine, a Canadian woman with a painful but treatable condition, was approved for assisted death after being unable to access…
Seventh Circuit Upholds Dismissal of Religious and Constitutional Challenges to Chicago’s COVID-19 Vaccine Policy
Court finds plaintiffs failed to show how vaccine mandate burdened religious beliefs under Free Exercise Clause or Illinois RFRA Scott Troogstad and over 130…
How Plato and pagan myth shaped the traditional Christian doctrine of hell
Note: After I posted about the differences between the Kirk Cameron and Ray Comfort’s beliefs about hell, an alert reader contacted me and asked…
United in the Gospel, Divided on Hell: The Cameron-Comfort Schism
By Michael Peabody – It is a rare and courageous thing to see a man who is comfortable in the orthodoxy of his peers…
Village Enforcement of Septic Code Was Lawful, Not Discriminatory, Court Says
Illinois court tosses religious discrimination claim where faith met wastewater management On December 4, 2025, the Illinois Appellate Court ended a three-year legal effort…
Nativity
The road into Bethlehem ran black under a sky that looked too large for the world. Joseph counted his steps because counting was the…
Parents Appeal Dismissal of Lawsuit Over Transgender Rooming Policy in Colorado Schools
Federal lawsuit challenges overnight school trip rooming rules based on gender identity, raising questions beyond religion Four families are asking the U.S. Court of…
The Silver Madness of 2025: Markets Gone Feral and the Shiny Metal at the Heart of It
Silver is ripping through the financial jungle, and the herd is spooked. This isn’t just a bull run. It’s a stampede in a minefield.…
Explainer: Why Supreme Court Arguments Often Skip the Big Issue Everyone Else Is Talking About
Think of it like a baseball game where the umpires spend the first inning arguing over whether the game should be played at all…