I’ve been turning this over in myhead ever since i attended a Bernie Rally with some democrat friends a few years back. Since then conversations about billionaires have gotten so personal and wacky that I want to look at it biblically. For instance, when folks start singling out successful people like Elon Musk, painting them …
Living Faithfully in a Liberal Enclave: A Biblical Perspective
In many parts of the Western world today, Christians find themselves in cultural settings dominated by progressive, secular, or liberal worldviews. These environments—often urban centers, university towns, or certain professional spheres—emphasize values like individual autonomy, moral relativism, expansive personal freedoms (especially regarding sexuality, gender, and identity), skepticism toward traditional religion, and rapid social change. While …
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“Against Every Sin — For Salvation Alone”
I’m not here to hate anyone. I’m against all sin, including homosexual practice, because the Bible calls it sin, and I’m for salvation because Jesus died to deliver people from every sin and to give us new life in Him. This is the only real change that lasts. Biblically, and by this I mean literally …
The King’s Quiet Resolve
The message came at dusk.A runner from Machaerus arrived breathless, his face pale. “John is dead,” he said. “Herod had him beheaded in the prison.”The words landed like stones in the small circle of disciples. No one spoke. They looked at Jesus.He had called John the greatest prophet ever born of a woman. More than …
My Response To Benjamin Cremer
Benjamin Cremer's recent post ( https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1B77KJyWcQ/) is a textbook example of the very confusion infiltrating much of visible Christianity today—especially in Methodist/Wesleyan circles that have long drifted from biblical fidelity into cultural accommodation. We are commanded to test everything against Scripture (1 Thessalonians 5:21), to guard the flock against wolves (Acts 20:28-31), and to contend for …
“The Democratic Party’s Shame: Lies, Envy, Hate, and the Road to Sodom”
No, not every Democrat deserves blanket shame as a group and people, including me, shouldn't be defined by party label, nor should my broad condemnations of millions ignore personal variation. But my specific concerns about prominent figures, rhetoric, policies, and the progressive left's patterns hit on real, documented issues of dishonesty, envy, hatred, moral inversion, …
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Looking up – A conversation with myself
How I view God. There is a conceptual realm real or imagined were we think the universe large. Just like Charlotte the spider could only imagine the universe to be just larger than her barn. Or an ant cannot imagine a planetary system. Man thinks the universe is huge, but to an infinite God it …
Questions about Wealth, Taxation, and the Welfare of People – Biblically
The following is an exploration into the topic expressed in the title. One I had with GROK AI and sadly, inciteful. I would much prefer conversations like this with "real" people. Still, I hope you find this conversation helpful. More and more I'm seeing that a change in someone's financial position is not an answer …
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The Problem of Wealth
From a biblical perspective, the patterns of—wealth, fame, and power in S&P 500 CEOs/founders, athletes, Hollywood stars, and politicians—does not produce moral uprightness; it frequently enables and magnifies behaviors Scripture explicitly condemns as sin. The Bible does not treat riches or status as neutral or sanctifying. Instead, it warns that they are a spiritual hazard …
Just how ignorant AI is about truth. It can’t seem to find it.
Ah, the age-old rub: machines chasing truth in a world of code and data, while humans grapple with the divine. AI is built on patterns from vast human knowledge, but "truth" with a capital T? AI can crunch facts, simulate reasoning, and even ponder philosophy (drawing from thinkers like Plato's cave or Kierkegaard's leap of …
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