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SES president claims NPR and Planned Parenthood “are on same level of profound immorality as the minions of hell”
Judge Phil Ginn aghast at NPR’s on-air abortion: ‘For the sake of America and her children, we must now take a stand for truth and morality if we are to survive as a nation’ CHARLOTTE, N.C. — On Thursday, November 3, listeners were shocked and horrified to hear the sounds of a real abortion airing […]
UFOs, Aliens, and Christianity
Originally published here. Many people throughout history and across the world have claimed to have seen UFOs and even have experiences with what are normally described as aliens. I’ve always had a casual interest in UFOs, but with the release of three Navy videos and the Unidentified documentary, I became more interested. It is probably safe to say […]
SES Applauds Supreme Court Decision to Overturn Roe v. Wade
For conservative-minded, pro-life folks, the repeal of Roe v. Wade is welcomed news. Those of us who fit in the first category and are also in the legal field believe that the death of Roe v. Wade is long overdue because it was simply a badly and wrongly reasoned decision. Certainly, the tenor of the […]
Mass Shootings & Pro-Choice Hysteria: Three Questions that Show the Insanity of Modern Moral Outrage
As I sit at my computer thinking about the incomprehensible evil of yet another mass shooting, this time in Uvalde, Texas, the floods of outrage, sadness, fear, and uncertainty grip me as I’m sure they do many of you. Ironically, news of the tragedy broke just minutes before attending the end-of-year ceremonies at my kids’ […]
Four Pastoral Applications of Thomistic Divine Simplicity
Although our knowledge of God is incomplete on this side of glory, we must seek not to be dismissive of any demonstrably true formulations about Him lest we begin to think thoughts contrary to His glorious nature. One such formulation that is currently being debated amongst evangelicals is the notion of Divine Simplicity. Some, such […]
Thomas Aquinas: Christian History Interview with Dr. Norman Geisler
Originally published here at Christianity Today. In a 1974 Christianity Today article marking the 700th anniversary of Aquinas’s death, author Ronald Nash said some nice things about the deceased but ultimately judged his system of thought “unsuitable for a biblically centered Christian philosophy” and “beyond any hope of salvage.” Norman Geisler disagreed with that assessment […]
