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Tag: Society

“I have the right to doubt, am I using it?”

Posted on November 27, 2014November 27, 2014 by Alan

I listen to old-time radio all night, specifically 20th Century Radio. This morning, after my wife’s alarm unintentionally went off (doh!) and my youngest daughter (not considering it is two hours earlier here, doh!) texted, “Happy Thanksgiving,” Night Beat’s “Target for a Day” episode was playing. The main character, reporter Randy Stone, had been falsely accused by…

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Dog itching its ear

Are Your Ears Itchy?

Posted on May 2, 2014May 2, 2014 by Alan

What is the saying? A lie can travel halfway around the world before truth gets its shoes on (or something like that)? “How the ‘Jesus’ Wife’ Hoax Fell Apart” (Subtitled “The media loved the 2012 tale from Harvard Divinity School.”) What is the likelihood the truth will get the same press as the lie? The…

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Baby crying

“I can’t explain why we shouldn’t murder disabled children”

Posted on December 25, 2013December 25, 2013 by Alan

Matt Walsh’s blog post, "I can’t explain why we shouldn’t murder disabled children" caused quite a stir this week. This is not really something I want to submit on Christmas Eve, but I wanted to make sure I didn’t forget to post it and (come to think of it) it is apropos given we are…

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“Triumph of the Vulgarians”

Posted on December 11, 2013December 11, 2013 by Alan

A valuable article on the mainstreaming of vulgar language from Jonah Goldberg. Christians (including pastors) are also guilty of helping make obscene speech the norm and acceptable. Shame on us. (And, with all due respect to those who disagree, Christians who claim foul language is okay are choosing to ignore and or misinterpret ample biblical…

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“Judge orders baker to serve gay couples despite his religious beliefs”

Posted on December 6, 2013December 6, 2013 by Alan

Ominous words: "While we all agree that religious freedom is important, no one’s religious beliefs make it acceptable to break the law by discriminating against prospective customers," ACLU staff attorney Amanda Goad said in a statement. "No one is asking Masterpiece’s owners to change his beliefs, but treating gay people differently because of who they…

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Pastor Louis Giglio (taken from the Passion City Church blog)

You’ll Get Your Chance

Posted on January 12, 2013December 6, 2013 by Alan

[Before you read this article, please read "What I Think about Homosexuals and Homosexuality."] Earlier today (January 10, 2013), Twitter lit-up because an Atlanta pastor, Louie Giglio, withdrew his acceptance of an invitation to present the benediction for the upcoming presidential inauguration. Considering what Addie Whisenant of the Presidential Inaugural Committee said, it may have…

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A Christian’s Letter to Santa

Posted on December 28, 2012 by Alan

After typing the title to this article, "A Christian's Letter to Santa," it hit me that there are brothers in sisters in the body of Christ who would immediately assert, "A Christian would never write Santa" or even "A Christian would never celebrate Christmas." For instance, after posting a quick "Merry Christmas from the Antrim…

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Tweet about deserving what we get from the election

America Demands a King

Posted on November 11, 2012November 12, 2012 by Alan

One Tuesday in November… After Tuesday night’s election, there were various reactions to the results. Although it was actually before any polls closed, one example of a response is this tweet from someone I follow on Twitter (and who follows me): A US Veteran said he felt betrayed by people voting for Obama. I could…

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A liberal telling a conservative...

“Two rival religions? … The real struggle is between Christianity and Post-Christianity.”

Posted on October 9, 2012October 9, 2012 by Alan

There is a very interesting article by Albert Mohler that is worth your time titled, “Two Rival Religions? Christianity and Post-Christianity.” Not only does it explain why it is near impossible to convince a liberal Christian of something outside their worldview, but it (in great respect) puts into words how secularism is itself a religion with…

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Teach Your Children Well

Posted on September 9, 2012September 29, 2012 by Alan

Bill Nye the Science Guy and a child with a verboten name… This was a sermon I planned to preach last week…but postponed it when a difficult verse in Hebrews came up during the previous Wednesday’s Bible study…a verse that warranted a little more attention. Although I do realize that some still disagree with me…

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A Very Gaga Holiday Album Cover

Going Gaga Over Christmas

Posted on December 24, 2011January 12, 2012 by Alan

(I wrote this in a particularly snarky frame of mind, so if you aren’t in a good mood or are a Yankees fan, please back away from the computer and save reading this for another time. :-)) I know I spend way too much money at Amazon MP3…but I’ve been addicted to music since I…

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Too Big for Our Britches

Posted on December 3, 2011December 17, 2011 by Alan

Although having newer Nissans (under warranty) means Michelle and I generally take our cars to the dealer for service, I have a mechanic friend, Paul, who I trust completely when it comes to what should or shouldn't be done with our vehicles. If Paul were ever to suggest something that didn't make sense to me,…

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Of Witches and Goblins and Big Black Cats

Posted on October 16, 2011December 26, 2011 by Alan

As many of you know, I avoid creating sermons for holidays—they seem so perfunctory and repetitive. That, and I'm rebellious and stubborn at heart, so having the calendar implicitly tell me I must do something makes me want to do it all the less. Now Halloween, which is a couple weeks away, isn't a holiday…

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Atheist Elementary School

Posted on October 3, 2011November 16, 2011 by Alan

One of the RSS feeds I follow is for a web site called Religion Dispatches. I will admit that I generally just read the short blurbs in the feed instead of going to the site—as a whole their pieces are on the liberal end of the spectrum and my traditional Christian hairline doesn't have much…

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Verboten at 30,000 Feet

Posted on August 7, 2011October 4, 2011 by Alan

Famous Last Words When someone is going to leave for a very long time…especially when that "long time" is death itself…we have a habit of putting great weight on their last words. With some, perhaps it is an attempt at reconciliation before there is no more chance to right the wrong. With others, perhaps it…

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