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Category Archives: Justice
Rain on the just and the unjust?
What did jesus mean that God “makes his sun rise on the evil and on the good, and sends rain on the just and on the unjust” (Matthew 5:45). Continue reading
Only one response to Bruce Jenner’s sex change is allowed
Our society is increasingly controlled by a small group of people who tell the rest of us what we’re allowed to think and say on select moral issues. Continue reading
Posted in Don't Ask; Don't Tell, Equal Rights, Equality, First Amendment, Freedom, Gay, Gay Marriage?, Gender, Government, Hate speech, Homosexual lifestyle, Homosexuality, Justice, Law, Progressive?, Same-sex, Sexual orientation, Sexual Preference, Sexuality, sociology, Tolerance, Wisdom
Tagged Bruce Jenner's sex change, Homosexual agenda, intolerance, Same sex marriage, Transgender, what is tolerance?
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Confused about God in a world of suffering
In our efforts to understand how God relates to the evil actions of humans (or even to His own acts of judgment), we must make some important distinctions concerning God’s will. Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Assurance, Atheism, Atheists, Bitterness, Christian worldview, Comfort, D. A. Carson, Depravity, Despair, Doctrine, Doubt, Evil in the world, God, God's Patience, God's control, God's Heart, God's power, God's Protection, God's Will, Hope?, Jesus Christ, Justice, Origin of Sin, Pain, Problem of evil, Salvation, Seeking God, Sin, Sovereignty, Suffering, Theodicy, Theology, Will of God
Tagged Does God care? God and evil, God's will, Problem of evil, why so much suffering in the world? Evil
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Celebrate the Resurrected Judge!
The most important court appointment has already been made. It is an appointment to the highest judiciary seat possible and it covers the entire human race. Continue reading
Posted in Christian worldview, Christology, Coming of Christ, Cross of Christ, Crucifixion, Death of Christ, Easter, Fear of death, Jesus Christ, Judging others, Judgment seat of Christ, Justice, Law, Sovereignty, Supreme Court, United States, Worldview
Tagged Easter, final judgment, God's judgment, Justice, Resurrection
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A night in solitary confinement
“Colorado’s Head of Department of Corrections, Rick Raemish, changed his thinking about Solitary Confinement (Ad Seg) after spending 20 hours in a cell.” Continue reading
Posted in Jail, Justice, Law, Prison, Prison Ministry, Social work
Tagged Jail, Justice, Prison, Solitary confinement
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When is war necessary?
We should not allow our weariness with overseas wars result in a delusional isolationism. There is always a danger in reaction resulting in opposite extremes. So perhaps this is a good time to review our beliefs about war. Is it possible to have a just war? Could a decision to go to war ever be the best and most loving choice? Continue reading
Abandoning the government plantation
Please join with me today in abandoning the government plantation and the party of disappointment so that we may all echo the words of one republican leader who famously said, “Free at last. Free at last. Thank God, Almighty, we are free at last.” Continue reading