Category: Christianity

Architecture and The Theology of Spaces: Part I

 William  September 3, 2007  0 Comments on Architecture and The Theology of Spaces: Part I

From the moment God gave directions about the building and the furnishing of the Tabernacle and Tent of Meeting, architecture and theology were married forever within the context of worship. Over time, the worship of the God of Abraham, Isaac…

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What’s in a Name? Part II:

 William  August 30, 2007  3 Comments on What’s in a Name? Part II:

What you call something is significant. In a much maligned recent miniseries on CNN, God’s Warriors, Christiane Amanpour, who produced and anchored the program, said the following while discussing martyrdom: To the West, martyrdom has a really bad connotation because…

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Taking My Wife Shooting Tonight

 William  August 29, 2007  1 Comment on Taking My Wife Shooting Tonight

My wife and I are going shooting tonight with our daughter and some friends. It is good to keep up your feel for your weapon, and be gun safe, so I like my wife to shoot our .40 cal Beretta…

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What’s in a Name?

 William  August 28, 2007  1 Comment on What’s in a Name?

In more ancient cultures, names were significant. They were much more than usually likable monikers attached to people, places, or things. Recently, names have grown appendages. We are no longer Americans. We are [insert modifier here]-Americans. We are no longer…

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Culture: Islam vs. Christianity

 William  August 23, 2007  3 Comments on Culture: Islam vs. Christianity

Christianity began as a subculture to the existing culture and can be see as such in many areas of the world today. It can honestly be said, despite Western Civilization’s sometimes claim to the contrary, that there is no Christian…

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Wholistic Salvation

 William  August 17, 2007  8 Comments on Wholistic Salvation

To often we think of salvation only in individual terms and even then we often only think of the soul. But salvation is not for the soul, but the body and soul (see below), and along with that all of…

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The Path of Destruction

 William  August 13, 2007  0 Comments on The Path of Destruction

Thomas Jefferson wrote, in a letter to John Adams, the following statement: Yes, we did produce a near-perfect republic. But will they keep it? Or will they, in the enjoyment of plenty, lose the memory of freedom? Material abundance without…

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Come Out of Her, a Reprise

 William  August 6, 2007  1 Comment on Come Out of Her, a Reprise

Two weeks ago I wrote a post, Come Out of Her, in which I wondered on the meaning and demand requirements of the verse in Revelation that makes the demand to “come out of her.” As God so often does…

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Hope and Trust

 William  August 5, 2007  0 Comments on Hope and Trust

Hope looks to the future with an expectation of the good to come. It keeps you going, when nothing else will. For the Christian, Jeremiah said it best. “The LORD is my portion,” says my soul, “therefore I will hope…

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Hypocrisy: Private Acceptance, Public Censure

 William  July 29, 2007  0 Comments on Hypocrisy: Private Acceptance, Public Censure

The openly homosexual Episcopal Bishop of New Hampshire has flung down a gauntlet at the Church of England. The Bishop of New Hampshire in the US, the Right Rev Gene Robinson, who is divorced and lives openly in partnership with…

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