Alistair Begg encouraging a woman to attend her grandson’s gay wedding and to “bring a gift”.

Heard about Alistair Begg encouraging a woman to attend her grandson’s gay wedding and to, “bring a gift”. Here’s his reasoning: “Well, here’s the thing: your love for them may catch them off guard, but your absence will simply reinforce the fact that they said, ‘These people are what I always thought: judgmental, critical, unprepared […]

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Pressupositionalism not against evidence or reason

Was asked the other day in an ecclesially related conversation, if you’re a presuppositionalist why are you so often neck deep in the classical arguments for the existence of God and the presentation of evidences? Voiding reason, argumentation and evidence involves a powerful misunderstanding of presuppositionalism. Presuppositionalism holds that one already knows God and some […]

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The End of the Big Bang

We’re living in the age of the end of the Big Bang. It was always a weird interpretation of the universe but bought in on by no one more than Christians themselves. The temptation was the congruous relationship between the faith and the sciences, but sciences are always based upon human observation and limited to […]

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The Natural Law and its Use by the Christian and the World

First, the natural law is an expression of the moral laws of God exhibited in creation itself, so it is perfect. There is no aspect of the natural law that is anything less than the law of God and it is binding upon all creatures perpetually.

Second, the natural law is applied in all three traditional uses of the law: it convicts men of unrighteousness, it drives them to Christ, and it is a perpetual rule of life for the Christian.

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Fanny Songs: Thinking about Fanny Crosby Hymns and the Contemporary Music Debacle

On Hymnody, folks have asked about the Fanny Crosby comment – she is by far the most influential American hymn writer, she was a theological and political liberal that would make Hillsong, Elevation or Bethel blush with embarrassment. Let’s be careful to say and to recognize this.. the hymns are not different in type, kind […]

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Jesus, who saved a people out of the land of Egypt, afterward destroyed those who did not believe.

I love the Bible and I love Christianity as a religion. I love Jesus and everything he said. Sooner or later every Christiany religious person gets to the place where they’re driven to believe the Bible’s Christianity or one of the many programs, idols, nice sounding facsimile or states of mind that veer from the […]

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