Rosie O’Donnell Outrage

   I often reflect of the passage in Genesis where the two angels are being protected by Lot from the hoard of ungodly men who wish to have carnal relations with them. I am often struck by the sheer disgusting lust that pervades these men that even when they are struck, themselves, by blindness that they weary themselves trying to find

   In their Historical and Theological Introduction to Luther’s Bondage of the Will, J.I. Packer and O. R. Johnson make the following observation, comparing the attitude of Erasmus with the attitude of Luther: Christianity, to Erasmus, was essentially morality, with a minimum of doctrinal statement loosely appended. What Erasmus professed that he desired to see in Christendom was a return to

Someone in channel kindly pointed me to the blog of LaShawn Barber who made reference to my comments on Katrina and culture in general from the DL last Thursday. Hey, great to know someone outside the chat channel is listening! Thanks, LaShawn!

Steve Hays responds to Peter Enn’s shallow theodicy: http://triablogue.blogspot.com/2013/01/in-moments-like-these.html Hays’ third point is especially poignant: iii) More to the point, suppose a believer fail the test of faith in the face of Sandy Hook? What’s the significance of dead children from a godless perspective? Kids are merely biological replacement units. Had they lived, they would have procreated their own replacement