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Author Archives: Dana Dill
Why Pro-Choice Arguments Fail
Scott Klusendorf narrows the abortion debate down to one question: Pro-life advocates contend that elective abortion unjustly takes the life of a defenseless human being. This simplifies the abortion controversy by focusing public attention on just one question: Is the … Continue reading
The Bible Cannot Be a Merely Human Book
Archibald Alexander: If any man can bring himself, after an impartial examination of the Scriptures, to believe that they were written by unprincipled impostors, then he may believe that an untutored savage might construct a naval warship; that a child … Continue reading
5 Things Science Can’t Prove
I love this both for its clarity, concision, and hilarity. When asked, somewhat condescendingly, “What can’t science prove?” William Lane Craig answers so: If you didn’t catch the points, Amy Hall listed them as follows. Logical and mathematical truths – … Continue reading
13 Reasons Why God Delights In You
One time, the prophet Zephaniah wrote this: The Lord your God is in your midst, a mighty one who will save; he will rejoice over you with gladness; he will quiet you by his love; he will exult over you … Continue reading
What Our Marriage is Built Upon
Today, my wife and I celebrate our six-year wedding anniversary. This marks 14 years knowing each other, 12 years dating, and 6 years marriage. Each year with her is a gift of which I am increasingly thankful for. Proverbs 18:22 … Continue reading
How Should I Talk With My Gay Friend About the Bible & Homosexuality?
Alan Shlemon gives a good, clear, and concise answer to a very relevant question. For more resources on how we can love our homosexual friends and family, check this out.
Becoming Those You Befriend
The Bible is chalk full of warnings about powerful influence others can have on us, for better or worse. For example: “Whoever walks with the wise becomes wise, but the companion of fools will suffer harm.” Proverbs 13:20 “Do not … Continue reading
2 Things That Will Happen If You Think You’re Saved by Your Goodness
Tim Keller observes what do to the Law when we try to obey it to be saved. If you are obeying the law in order to be saved, you must do one of two things: Change the Law, making it … Continue reading
The Saturday Post(s)
Our Society Should Not Stifle Religious Dissent. “Untouchable orthodoxies that are given official government sanction will treat any dissenting voice as an enemy to be vanquished. Secular progressivism isn’t only the enemy of religious liberty and civil society; it is … Continue reading
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Her Little Watching Eyes
At breakfast the other day, my wife captured a picture (displayed on the right) of my daughter Daisy and I sitting, awaiting our food. For many, the picture is sweet. Daisy is cute as ever in her bow and stylish … Continue reading
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