The long war: a history of the conflict between religion and science | Wintery Knight
Excellent article. I think it was CS Lewis who warned atheists about being careful about what they read.
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
The Uniqueness of Christianity by Peter Kreeft
The Uniqueness of Christianity by Peter Kreeft
Got to love this guy. Puts so many fuzzy thinkers to bed without even trying.
This is what a background in theology and well as philosophy will do to you.
Got to love this guy. Puts so many fuzzy thinkers to bed without even trying.
This is what a background in theology and well as philosophy will do to you.
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Criminalizing Christianity: Sweden’s Hate Speech Law – AlbertMohler.com
Criminalizing Christianity: Sweden’s Hate Speech Law – AlbertMohler.com
I find this disturbing. Soon it will be penalized to speak out against homosexuality in any form.
I find this disturbing. Soon it will be penalized to speak out against homosexuality in any form.
Monday, August 12, 2013
The Inherent Danger of a Tolerant Society | deanbriggsdotcom
The Inherent Danger of a Tolerant Society | deanbriggsdotcom
Kind of a Chestertonian view of virtue. I like it.
Kind of a Chestertonian view of virtue. I like it.
Friday, August 9, 2013
On Prudence and the Tyranny of Tolerance: A Case Study - Catholic Culture
On Prudence and the Tyranny of Tolerance: A Case Study - Catholic Culture
Love the explication of the need for balancing the virtues using prudence as a guide.
Love the explication of the need for balancing the virtues using prudence as a guide.
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
The Real History of the Crusades.
http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2005/mayweb-only/52.0.html?order=&start=1
Nice to hear a balanced piece that places the Crusades in historic context. Most 19th century revisionist versions, popular today, posit Arab states as 'passive' recipients of religious hysteria, while ignoring their aggressive Muslim proselytization and persecutions of Christians and non-believers that went on for centuries prior to the Crusades.
Nice to hear a balanced piece that places the Crusades in historic context. Most 19th century revisionist versions, popular today, posit Arab states as 'passive' recipients of religious hysteria, while ignoring their aggressive Muslim proselytization and persecutions of Christians and non-believers that went on for centuries prior to the Crusades.
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