Bible Reading: Tim Challies posts a great article on what those of us who have fallen behind on Bible Reading for the year can do now. Corona virus: The new illness now has 6000 confirmed cases, and a death toll of 132. Pray for China. Entertainment: Brett McCracken’s reflections on an episode of “The Crown”Continue reading “Online Reading (January 29, 2020)”
Category Archives: Ethics
Online Reading (November 26, 2019)
Divorce and Remariage: Tom Screiner opines on the Bible’s views on divorce and remarriage. (I’m not sure what I think). Biblical Authenticity: An article on how predictive prophecy can demonstrate Biblical authority. Cost Savings: A new baby clothes library has opened up in my city. Hong Kong: The massive disconnect between the people of HongContinue reading “Online Reading (November 26, 2019)”
Condemnation Vs. Repentance
Perhaps it is not the culture that needs to repent of its failure to be Christian, but Christians who need to repent of being so lax in following Christ.
A Quick Case for Christian Civility
It’s a difficult time to be an online conservative Christian with a strong interest in the law and politics (and a strong aversion to populism). Since the ascent of Donald Trump to the presidency, my conservative Evangelical leanings have been considered tacit support of a populist political leader who I see as acting in bothContinue reading “A Quick Case for Christian Civility”
Online Reading (November 9, 2010)
Welcome to reading some of the things I’m finding interesting today: November 11: While in my present home of Korea, November 11 is “Peppero Day”, back home in Canada, it’s Remembrance day, and there is a debate this year about the white poppy as opposed to the red poppy. Abortion and Slavery: Thabiti Anyabwile givesContinue reading “Online Reading (November 9, 2010)”
