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    George Washington, the Christian

    By Nathaniel Darnell

    When we speak of the Christianity of George Washington, we should clarify both what we mean and what we do not mean. We do not mean that George Washington was a modern-day evangelical. He did not shop at Family Christian Bookstores. He did not attend Wednesday evening church. He did not listen to Steve Green or Michael W. Smith. He did not have fifty Bible translations to read. He did not listen to Christian talk radio. [...]

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    History

    “‘Move On’ From Evolution-Creationism Debate?”—No, It Is Heating Up!

    By Ken Ham

    There was an article published in The Tennessean newspaper and also on the USA Today news website recently; in the article, a writer—described as a “young evangelical,” Rachel Evans—has authored a book in which she is reported as having “chronicled her personal journey” from supposedly being a creationist to now embracing evolution.
    In the article entitled,  “Young [...]

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    Business

    How to Waste Your Education

    By Christopher Berkompas

    If my two short years as an entrepreneur have persuaded me of anything, it is this: there is a danger in too much education.
    All education has an end goal in mind, some application where it is meant to bear fruit. The problem is that most academic learning doesn’t do this.  It’s designed to give you [...]

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    The Arts

    The Board

    By Isaac Botkin

    Over the last few years, I’ve touched on screenwriting rather infrequently. I’ve discussed theme, how to write a simple pitch treatment, and analyzed other people’s stories, but most of the time, I’ve focused on color grading, computer gear, and cameras. It’s a little unbalanced, because post-production is such a small part of what makes [...]

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The Christian Family

The 2010 Father & Son Retreat – Limited Space Available!

By Doug Phillips

There is still time to sign up and join us in Colorado for the 2010 Father and Son Retreat. ...

Geoff Botkin Presents the Hope of the Gospel and the Horror of Feminism, Nazism and the 20th Century Vision of the Culture of Death

By Doug Phillips

Make sure to hear his penetrating message “Surviving the First Fifty Years of The Pill: How Reproductive “Freedom” Destroyed Not ...

My Canon 5D Mark II Captures Last Night’s Full Moon

By Doug Phillips

Psalms 148:3 Praise ye him, sun and moon: praise him, all ye stars of light. Song of Solomon 6:10 ...

Feature Film Submission Deadline for San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival in 5 Days!

By Doug Phillips

The 2010 San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival promises to be our most exciting and visionary event to date. ...

The Continuing Collapse: June/July 2010

By Dr. Voddie Baucham

WELCOME TO THE CONTINUING COLLAPSE!Exposing Government Schools: The Youth Ministry of the State Churchof Secular HumanismJune/July, Anno Domini 2010"Politics is the ...

Science & Technology

“‘Move On’ From Evolution-Creationism Debate?”—No, It Is Heating Up!

By Ken Ham

There was an article published in The Tennessean newspaper and also on the USA Today news website recently; in the article, a writer—described as a “young evangelical,” Rachel Evans—has authored a book in which she is reported as having “chronicled her personal journey” from supposedly being a creationist to now embracing evolution.
In the article entitled,  “Young [...]

Discipleship & Education

The Continuing Collapse: June/July 2010

By Dr. Voddie Baucham

WELCOME TO THE CONTINUING COLLAPSE!
Exposing Government Schools: The Youth Ministry of the State Churchof Secular Humanism
June/July, Anno Domini 2010
"Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it, misdiagnosing it, and then misapplying the wrong remedies."(Groucho Marx) 
 
"If a politician found he had cannibals among his constituents,he would promise them missionaries for dinner."H.L. Mencken
"Surrender is essentially an [...]

Business

How to Waste Your Education

By Christopher Berkompas

If my two short years as an entrepreneur have persuaded me of anything, it is this: there is a danger in too much education.
All education has an end goal in mind, some application where it is meant to bear fruit. The problem is that most academic learning doesn’t do this.  It’s designed to give you [...]

5 Comments

Testimonies

George Washington, the Christian

By Nathaniel Darnell

When we speak of the Christianity of George Washington, we should clarify both what we mean and what we do not mean. We do not mean that George Washington was a modern-day evangelical. He did not shop at Family Christian Bookstores. He did not attend Wednesday evening church. He did not listen to Steve Green or Michael W. Smith. He did not have fifty Bible translations to read. He did not listen to Christian talk radio. [...]

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Politics & Law

George Washington, the Christian

By Nathaniel Darnell

When we speak of the Christianity of George Washington, we should clarify both what we mean and what we do not mean. We do not mean that George Washington was a modern-day evangelical. He did not shop at Family Christian Bookstores. He did not attend Wednesday evening church. He did not listen to Steve Green or Michael W. Smith. He did not have fifty Bible translations to read. He did not listen to Christian talk radio. [...]

28 Comments

The Arts

The Board

By Isaac Botkin

Over the last few years, I’ve touched on screenwriting rather infrequently. I’ve discussed theme, how to write a simple pitch treatment, and analyzed other people’s stories, but most of the time, I’ve focused on color grading, computer gear, and cameras. It’s a little unbalanced, because post-production is such a small part of what makes [...]

4 Comments