Archive for April, 2009

Islam is pointed to world domination. This does not have to be achieved through violence, terrorism, or war. This video shows that with the current birthrates in Europe, Russia, and the Americas, each country in these areas will have a majority Moslem population by 2050. It’s time to wake up, begin evangelizing, and to change the way we do things. It’s not too late, unless our apathy is too strong.

Teaching students to think critically involves teaching the strengths and weaknesses of various views. This means teaching strengths and weaknesses of evolution.

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Environmental politics may seem to be pretty solid to many people. After all, the media never seems to print any of the prominent critiques of the  scientists who talk as if human causation is a verified reality. However, human causation is much in dispute. If humans cause global warming, then perhaps it would be prudent to change behavior accordingly. However, when the expenses of retooling industry is considered, and the reality that more climatologists than not doubt human causation, then all attempts to control industrial production, change fuel, etc. waste an unbelievable amount of money.  Further, creationists model the environmental factors differently than the atheist, Darwinist scientists, so it seems that worldview has some role. These issues will be addressed as we go forward on the blog. But for now, perhaps we should be reigning in Congress before they slap an incredibly enormous “hidden” tax on all of us that will all but kill an already ailing economy.

Watch here for one democrat congressman’s comments.

Word Studies in Logos: Using the Bible Word Study guide

One of the simplest features to use in Logos is their reports. To open it, either go to the Logos homepage within Logos, or go to Tools/Bible Study and you will see three: passage guide, exegetical guide, and word study guide. On the home page the Word Study is in the second section from the top: Study Word. On the home page this is based on the English word, not the Greek.
Let’s give it a try. Read the rest of this entry »

World War 2 was incredibly devastating for those who went through it. Those of us too young, or were in the United States during that time, can only imagine the upheaval, chaos, grief, misery, and loss brought to Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and the millions of eastern European Jews caught in Hitler’s trap. And to realize that Hitler could have easily been stopped a dozen times between 1930 and 1939 if only the leaders in the West had the moral courage to take a stand. Read the rest of this entry »