by admin | May 11, 2014 | Culture, Politics
by Ron J. Bigalke – Participation of Christians in civil disobedience will customarily involve unlawful activity. Therefore, it will involve disobedience to civil law or a recognized authority. Response to this issue is important since the growth of government should...
by admin | Jan 25, 2014 | History, Politics
by Andy Woods – Recently, a high school principal and athletic director were exonerated from criminal contempt charges for offering a public prayer over a meal at an athletic banquet.1 Yet, how could such a seemingly harmless activity ever rise to the level of a...
by admin | Dec 6, 2013 | History, Politics
by Keith Sherlin – 1. The Christian based colony of Jamestown Virginia in 1606-1607 functioned underneath Christian Based Charter One of the earliest efforts to colonize and begin the development of the New World, which would later become the United States of...
by Daniel Thomas | Nov 30, 2013 | Economy and Work, Philosophy, Politics
by Thomas Ice – When the question is posed: “Is Jesus a socialist?” The clear answer is “Of course not!” The claim that Jesus was a socialist was recently posed by Gregory Paul in The Washington Post who tries to argue for a biblically mandated...
by admin | Nov 1, 2013 | Politics, Worldview
by Gary Gilley – There is a movement about that is casting a long shadow for its size. It is known by different handles such as reconstructionism, kingdom theology, theonomy, and dominion theology, and it is a curious blend of Reformed/Calvinist theology and...
by Matt Hagemeier | Oct 21, 2013 | Ethics, Politics
by Don Trest – The stories of men and women recorded in the Bible give true insight into the ways of God in the world of man. Three Hebrew men of biblical integrity, with the courage of conviction, are the subject of a story of civil disobedience in Daniel 3. They...
