Let’s get something straight. The only money that government has, it takes from people who work for a living. The only money government has to lend, it took from you and me. In a way, when these student loans are paid back, the money should go back to the people who had their money taken [...]
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‘Breaking Dawn Part 1′ is the fourth installment of the ‘Twilight Saga’, a love story involving an out-of-place teenage girl and her “vegetarian” vampire love interest. Does this series donate fresh blood to the tired vampire mythos, or is it merely a sappy melodrama intent on sucking your will to live? Find out now on Movieology!
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While driving to Charlotte, North Carolina, I heard Pastor John MacArthur encourage Christians to vote. It wasn’t that long ago that he left the impression in his book Why Government Can’t Save You[1] that Christians should resist putting too much emphasis on politics. I was glad to hear him take a more active role to [...]
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“Do we really live in a post-Christian world of declining Christianity and Christian influence; or is history the manifestation of the inevitable triumph of the Gospel of Jesus Christ?” Kirk Cameron, the star from the movie Fireproof, asked this question in one of his lectures at the National Bible Bee in Nashville TN this last [...]
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To scoff or not to scoff. Is that the question? It’s not. The question is: What were the scoffers scoffing at? Futurists insist that Peter is critical of those who were scoffing that the physical coming of Jesus had not occurred as promised (2 Peter 3–18). The simple fact is that the New Testament writers, [...]
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Imagine I am your financial adviser. You are paying me to manage your accounts and investments. You trust my judgment; I am the professional, after all, and you don’t have the time to follow the investment markets to know what the market is, what risks my investments may encounter, and how to take advantage of [...]
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Atheists and non-atheists are going to debate the topic ‘Would the World Be Better off Without Religion?’ this evening at New York University’s Skirball Center for the Performing Arts. The debate will start at 6:45 p.m. and last until 8:30 p.m., November 15, 2011. Here are the debate participants: British philosopher and professor A.C. Grayling, [...]
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Dancing, loud music, and rebellious teenagers. The 2011 remake of a 1984 classic is on the schedule for today. Footloose is back after a 27-year hiatus. But does it succeed? Is it worth seeing? Find out on this week’s Movieology…
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I am often asked what my opinion is of the threat of socialism and communism to the United States, and whether I see a trend to socialism in this country. My reply usually surprises people: I always answer that there are attempts at producing socialism and even some successes, especially when it comes to the [...]
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“The house I was in shook with such violence that the upper stories immediately fell. Everything was thrown out of its place. I expected nothing less than to be soon crushed to death, as the walls continued rocking. Large stones fell on every side from the cracks.” A description of the Oklahoma earthquake that hit [...]
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