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President Biden’s unpardonable pardon: We must love our children both rightly and righteously “Today, I signed a pardon for my son Hunter.” Those w...

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The Navajo Defend Marriage — Testimony to General Revelation

The Associated Press reported on Sunday that the Navajo Nation's tribal government mustered sufficient votes to override a veto of the "Dine Marriage Act of 2005." The Navajo council voted 62-14 (with 12 abstaining) to override Navajo President Joe S ...

June 9, 2005

The Intolerable Intolerance of the Intolerant

Pastor Ken Hutcherson of the Antioch Bible Church in Kirkland, Washington confronted the Microsoft corporation with its practice of pushing the homosexual agenda in state politics. At stake was proposed anti-discrimination legislation promoted by gay ...

June 9, 2005

The ‘New Perspective’ on Paul — Some Excellent Resources

Controversy over the so-called 'New Perspective' on Paul has grown in recent years, as revisionist understandings of Paul and his understanding of the Gospel have gained ground among some evangelicals. In my judgment, the New Perspective represents a ...

June 8, 2005

Fortieth Anniversary of the ‘Griswold’ Decision: A Legacy of Legal Disaster

Yesterday marked the fortieth anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in the case, Griswold v. Connecticut, striking down laws prohibiting the sale or use of contraceptives. The Griswold decision set the stage for the court's disastrous 1973 ...

June 8, 2005

Yikes! The Hot Debate Over Deliberate Childlessness

My commentary for today,"Deliberate Childlessness: Moral Rebellion With a New Face," has incited a good bit of controversy. The essay was originally published last year, but when the Web site BeliefNet.com reprinted the piece recently, my mail box be ...

June 7, 2005

An Argument Among Atheists — Always Worth Watching

Dylan Evans and Salman Rushdie offer competing concepts of modern atheism in a recent pair of dueling newspaper articles. Evans was first to strike, writing in The Guardian [London] that atheists should strike a softer pose, acknowledging, in essence ...

June 7, 2005

Cremation Gains Ground in Colorado — Why?

The Sunday Denver Post is available at newsstands on Saturday, so I picked one up as I passed through Denver International Airport. The main headline story concerned the surging popularity of cremation in Colorado. In 'Ashes to Ashes' Wins New Respec ...

June 6, 2005

Charles H. Spurgeon on Preachers and the Power of God

Charles H. Spurgeon delivered a timely and honest message to preachers on May 15, 1890. Spurgeon's text was Ezekiel 37:9 and his concern was the preacher's dependence upon the power and blessing of God. The passage seems particularly appropriate for ...

June 5, 2005

The Washington Post’s Secular Fundamentalism

The Washington Post delivered an almost unbelievable demonstration of secular extremism in its June 3 issue, publishing an editorial that many readers must have hoped was a parody. Regrettably, the editorial appears to be genuine. In "Dissing Darw ...

June 4, 2005

Art Among the Philistines–A Controversy in Broward County

Complaints about an explicit piece of art displayed as part of a tax-supported exhibition roiled Broward County, Florida in recent days. The art piece, known as "Yahoo!," is a painting that graphically depicts President George W. Bush being sodomized ...

June 3, 2005