by Bret Capranica | Oct 7, 2006 | Culture
Pulpit Magazine » Blog Archive » Secularist Censorship Phil Johnson chronicles some of the recent secularist censorship going on recently, including John MacArthur’s book, Safe in the Arms of God. MacArthur’s book examines the biblical response to the question, ‘what happens to children when they die.’ Intolerance is on the rise, cloaked in the garb of supposed tolerance. Mein Kampf can no doubt be quickly checked out without the yellow-stickered tolerance warnings, but Safe in the Arms of God is just downright dangerous. Perish the thought that someone might find solace in one of life’s most tragic losses in the Bible. What’s the next level of the secularist’s expressions of tolerance toward...
by Bret Capranica | Sep 25, 2006 | Culture
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by Bret Capranica | Sep 25, 2006 | Culture
Dr. Mohler has an exceptional evaluation of NBC’s neutering of Veggie Tales. Yet, I wonder, why were the rights sold in the first place? And for how much? Bob the Tomato Gets...
by Bret Capranica | Sep 18, 2006 | Culture
“For 12 years I wandered in the wilderness, went through a divorce and struggled with questions about my direction. Then suddenly and movingly, I had a revelation about the connection between the work I was doing as a public servant and my formative teachings. Indeed, the scriptures provided a firmer guide about values applied to...
by Bret Capranica | Sep 16, 2006 | Culture
Ah, how refreshing to hear of a liberal church coming under the aim of the IRS for political statements in an election year. You normally hear of such only when the church is conservative. I still remember watching the Democratic National Convention for the ’04 election and seeing Barak Obama’s pastor introducing the candidate, from his church sanctuary, with choir members standing in the background. Nothing significant ever said about such an endorsement. I didn’t think we’d see a liberal church receive such a reprimand. IRS investigating liberal Calif. church – Yahoo!...
by Bret Capranica | Sep 14, 2006 | Culture
The abnormal is not what is best for families, so says the sovereign scientist. Princeton prof Peter Singer says <br>killing disabled newborns is acceptable –...
