history

The church, false teaching and the homosexual consensus

Sometimes it takes someone outside the Christian tradition to point to the problems within the American churches. An essay in

A dark room. A newspaper. A quaint lamp. And a chair. Gray and silver. Solid and comfortable. Brand-new. In it

[Republished from my original 2011 Examiner.com series] On October 31, 1517, the eve of All Saints’ Day, an Augustinian monk,

The decision to create and codify a law that trumps God’s natural law is a sad day. It is yet

Conservatives do not like Rousseau. And homeschooling conservatives less so. In fact, a recent book,Apostate, listed him along side other

With children returning to school and the rise of homeschoolers, this is a good time to review the history of Christian education.

In connection with the Family in Crisis symposium in Denver, an article was posted claiming historical precedence for rejecting Sunday school.

Yale history professor, George Fisher, a religious liberal and no friend of the Reformation, wrote: How is it, then, that