The Right Word

If you institute programs and policies without principles, the programs and policies become the principles. Eventually they seek nothing more achievable than to perpetuate themselves.

Monday, January 21, 2013

Froude's Conservatism

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“It was not for me to solve the problems which surrounded religion and morality. Like my own existence, they had their roots in mystery. ...

Sunday, January 20, 2013

Left, Lefter, and Leftest

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BHO has repeatedly forced the federal government further and further into the economy, increased the national debt, and printed money reckle...

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Biblical Environmentalism: Introducing the Cornwall Alliance

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"Dear Friend, When’s the last time you told friends about the Cornwall Alliance or forwarded this newsletter to them? We thought we’d...

Sunday, January 13, 2013

Why Atheists Can Have No Moral Absolutes

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"No God, No Good: Atheism's Futile Quest for Morality, and the Unconscionable Practice of Stolen Concepts" One ...

Thursday, January 10, 2013

The Theology of Invective

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I can see no other way. We must learn once more to confront nonsense in all its forms and to call things by their real ...

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Sunday, January 6, 2013

John 1 and Greek Philosophy

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“The World Knew Him Not” (John 1: 1-34) The bird that sees a dainty bower Made in the tree, where she was wont to sit, Wonders and si...

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Dr. Michael Bauman: Dr. Michael Bauman is Professor of Theology and Culture at Hillsdale College, where he is also Director of Christian Studies. He is Scholar in Residence for Summit Semester and Directer of the CS Lewis Summer School in Oxford for the Oxford Studies Abroad Programme. He is a former world champion and a four-time state champion in cycling.

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