Archive for the ‘False Religions’ Category
A Biblical Perspective on Religious Freedom, Part 2: The Civil Government
May 14, 2012 American, Christianity, Church History, False Religions, History, Ideology, Law, Medieval, Politics, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, The West, Theology, TheonomyHaving outlined the biblical doctrine of tolerance in part one of this series, I will now proceed to show what effect this doctrine has on the civil government and outline the correct policy concerning religious practices that would be appropriate …
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May 2, 2012 Christianity, Church History, Culture, False Religions, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, Theology, TheonomyThe modern Church has, both consciously and unconsciously, embraced and applied the deconstructionist “living document” literary theory for the purpose of redefining traditional Christian doctrines and values to conform to their actual antithesis. As farfetched as this might seem …
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On Witnessing the Moral Decline of a People: The Case of Riekert Botha
January 16, 2012 Blog, Christianity, Culture, Current Events, False Religions, Family, Family Issues, Marriage, Popular Culture, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, South Africa and Rhodesia, The West, TheologyA few years back, I attended a church service held by a visiting conservative Reformed minister from the Netherlands in a town nearby Bloemfontein. I will never forget the minister’s very first comment as he introduced himself. He remarked that …
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The Cultural Marxist Imagery of the Modern Church
October 20, 2011 America, Blog, Christianity, False Religions, Race, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, TheologyThe above is a flyer mailed out inviting people to attend a church here in Texas. One of my friends received this flyer and passed it onto me with the following commentary: “Deconstruction of a cultural-Marxist image: This is …
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Dabney on Sunday: Abolishing Religion
October 9, 2011 Christianity, False Religions, Theology, TheonomyThe great Southern Presbyterian theologian Robert Lewis Dabney has been mentioned a number of times on this site. It is very telling indication of our times that such a visionary man is so little known and usually slandered when …
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False Sins
September 23, 2011 Christianity, False Religions, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, TheologyIntroduction One of the major sources of strife and disarray in this world is moral disagreement. Though anger emerges for many reasons, always caused by or in response to sin, one of these ways is when people disagree as …
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Assaulting the Zeitgeist
July 28, 2011 Christianity, Culture, Demographics, Ethnonationalism, Europeans, False Religions, Race, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, The West, TheologyIntroduction Men love the idea of being good and fighting against evil. That is why boys enjoy playing cops and robbers, cowboys and Indians, and other good-guys-versus-bad-guys games. Males are particularly motivated by the prospect of valiantly defending the good …
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The Heresies of the Marxist Belhar Confession
July 14, 2011 Christianity, Current Events, Ethnonationalism, False Religions, Politics, Race, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, South Africa and Rhodesia, The West, Theology, TheonomyIntroduction Two liberal Afrikaner theologians, Dirkie Smit and Jaap Durand from the University of the Western Cape, along with Gustav Bam and Allan Boesak, the leading theologian of the Dutch Reformed Mission Church (a church among the mixed-race people …
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Hate the Sin and Hate the Sinner
June 16, 2011 Christianity, False Religions, TheologyIntroduction Most Christians today, in seeking to follow after our Savior’s injunction to love our enemies (Matt. 5:44), tend to deeply emphasize love. Unfortunately, they do so to the point of maudlin sentimentalism. This is reflected by the modern praise …
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Ganesh in Idaho
June 16, 2011 America, Art, Blog, Christianity, Culture, False Religions, TheonomyThe Hindu god Ganesh has come to Coeur d’Alene in northern Idaho. The idol is part of an art (and I use that word in the loosest possible sense) exhibit on public property in downtown Coeur d’Alene created using …
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