I love old buildings. Looking at the architecture of old post offices makes me wonder why builders of the past would care to build lasting, beautiful buildings dedicated to “mundane” tasks such as handling mail. Wouldn’t that be reserved for old, medieval, gothic cathedrals or government buildings? Those were days in which architects cared about […]
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Recently, I was watching Disney’s 1994 The Lion King, and though I’ve seen it countless times, it is only now that I am older that I have come to appreciate its message even more than the nostalgia it brings every time I see it. In the aftermath of Mufasa’s tragic betrayal and subsequent death, his
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It is commonplace to hear in day-to-day discussions between regular people the retort, “Well, that is your truth. That is not my truth.” It is the current zeitgeist: the spirit of this age. This seems to be the answer given when a position is either weakly held or there is perceived threat of refutation to
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On Saturday, January 18th, 2020, “some 4,000 community members counted by the number of stickers handed out, took to the streets of Bakersfield in the event’s third year to, as organizers said, ‘celebrate the power of diverse women’”.1 The Kern County Women’s March website states, “Our mission is to bring attention to the struggles of marginalized communities
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In the zeal to promote the value of all human life, especially the unborn, there is a bad pro-life argument that goes something like this: “Abortion is wrong because you never know if that baby killed in an abortion could have grown to be a great thinker or a virtuoso. That abortion could have taken
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If you’re familiar with English comedy, more than likely you’ve seen or heard of comedian, writer, and actor Stephen Fry. You may recognize him from the popular film “V For Vendetta” as the closeted homosexual and controversial TV host who is later targeted by the tyrannical government. Unlike his character in this movie, Fry is
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I’ve heard it said many times before that even non-believers of the after-life have a need to hold on to something that’s essentially eternal. There is a timeless craving in the conscience of man in which the atheistic worldview fails to satisfy. Look how desperately naturalism grasps for straw as it attempts to paint a
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Critics of the Bible (especially pro-abortionists) attempt to discredit the Bible with Psalm 137:9, which they believe supports infanticide (or abortion). “Blessed shall he be who takes your little ones and dashes them against the rock!” Psalm 137:9 We know that the Bible repeatedly forbids murder. (Mt. 15:19; 19:18; Mk. 10:19; Lk. 18:20; Jn. 8:44;
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