Comes this odd entry (link). UPDATE:This updated report seems somewhat less troubling (link). May God grant peace between the (professing) Christian nations of Georgia and Russia. -Turretinfan SECOND UPDATE: Syria tries to pick off an Israeli aircraft. (link) Incidentally, this approach by the British and Norse is much more sensible (link) (link). To God be…

Look out, Evidentialists and Quasi-Evidentialists, for this interesting demonstration of the fallibility of the senses. (link). Thanks be to God for Propositional Revelation, -Turretinfan UPDATE: Some readers seem to think that the example in the link above is a fraud, and that the two tiles are not the same color. For their benefit, I’ve linked…

This article (link) illustrates the reversion from modernism to paganism. The article details how the (former?) princess of Norway intends to create a school to help people get in touch with their “angels.” She herself claims to be clairvoyant. I think her formal royal highness (she renounced her title in 2002) put things quite correctly…

Here’s the article. An ancient pagan, demon-worshipping religion against a modern anti-Christian religion of demons. Neither worships the one true God, though both are condemned by their knowledge that God exists and punishes sin. While the Muslims are sending their soldiers, let us pray that God will send His harvesters to this dark region. Praise…

For Coffee (recalling I Timothy 4:4-5 4For every creature of God is good, and nothing to be refused, if it be received with thanksgiving: 5For it is sanctified by the word of God and prayer.) A quick comment, though – how many people who drink coffee for its caffeine drink only 8 ounces of coffee…

Here’s an excellent off-the-cuff presentation in response to an audience question on British television by Reformed Baptists Elder James White (link). Note how shocked the audience member is to hear that God loves even those whom he creates for destruction. To finish up Dr. White’s point, God loves different people in different ways. As we…

On a lark, I ran this blog through an automated blog rating program, one linked to by TeamPyro. The result surprised me: the present blog received an NC-17 rating. The apparent source of this rating was the high number of mentions of death, dying, and hell as well as (and perhaps especially) the use of…

On a lark, I ran this blog through an automated blog rating program, one linked to by TeamPyro. The result surprised me: the present blog received an NC-17 rating. The apparent source of this rating was the high number of mentions of death, dying, and hell as well as (and perhaps especially) the use of…