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AmericanThinker.com: Is there a limit to how much corruption we will put up with? By the looks of things, apparently not. In Minnesota, recently incarcerated Aimee Bock, the woman behind the quarter billion dollar “Feeding Our Future” fraud scandal, spoke to Fox News from her new prison digs, and stated what should be painfully obvious: Top Minnesota…
EARLY MORMON PERSONALITIES — INSTALLMENT XII Restoration’s Quiet Architect: A Christian Reckoning With Wilford Woodruff A Door Opens at Benbow Farm On the cool English morning of March 5, 1840, a thin, bearded American walked up the lane to a prosperous Herefordshire estate called Hill Farm and knocked on the door. He had not slept…
Delivered by Pastor Joey | East Valley International Church | Gilbert, Arizona Text: Luke 12:49-59 (ESV) Abstract and summary of the pastor’s sermon: The Divine Divinity and the Coming Fire — Luke 12:49–59 This sermon, preached through the Gospel of Luke, dismantles the culture’s soft, romanticized portrait of Jesus and replaces it with the Christ…
Lesson 2 The Journey of How the Bible Was Made and Preserved Lesson 2 of our six-week study is designed to deepen confidence in the Bible by tracing the remarkable path it traveled to reach modern hands. This Bible study traces how the Old Testament was formed through prophetic authority, translated into Greek as the…
God Doesn’t Speak Jacobean: A Linguistic and Theological Examination of an 1830s American Scripture — ✦ — Introduction: A Strange Echo from Upstate New York In the spring of 1830, in the burned-over district of western New York, a young man not yet twenty-five stood at the head of a newly organized church and began…
The Quiet That Carries: A Pastoral Plea for Sacred Music in a Loud Age ❦ ❦ ❦ Drive from Glendale to Apache Junction on any Sunday morning and walk into virtually any contemporary Christian worship service along the way. Before the first song begins, before the worship leader steps to the microphone, before a single…
A Scholarly Audit of Christopher Dunn’s “Giza Power Plant” Thesis ❖ ❖ ❖ Introduction: The Pyramid That Powered Nothing The Great Pyramid of Giza has been many things to many people. To Pharaoh Khufu’s funerary architects in the Fourth Dynasty, it was a monument. To Herodotus and Strabo, it was a marvel. To Charles Piazzi…
An essay in Christian apologetics: A Traditional Christian Response to a Mormon Missionary Tract ❖ ❖ ❖ Introduction: A List That Has Outlived Its Origin Few Latter-day Saint apologetic instruments have enjoyed the quiet longevity of the so-called ‘17 Points of the True Church.’ For more than half a century, the list has circulated on…
EARLY MORMON PERSONALITIES — INSTALLMENT XI A Perfect Pack of Nonsense: John Taylor and the Theological Divorce of Mormonism from Christianity ❝ I would like to obey and place myself in subjection to every law of man. What then? Am I to disobey the law of God? Has any man a right to control my…
Faithful as the Sun: The Brother in the Shadow ✦ ❖ ✦ I. A Horseman in the Illinois Heat The afternoon of June 27, 1844, sat heavy over western Illinois. Heat pressed down on the prairies, and in the dust of the road a wagon rattled westward, its young driver — a fourteen-year-old boy —…