Taking on the idols
As of November 2014, reports of the GOP having majority in the Senate are everywhere. From your lowly blogs, to the mainstream news, Conservatives are celebrating a step away from tyrannical government and Obama’s liberal agenda. At least that’s what I would have said a few years ago. After my involvement in Georgia Republican Party politics and Deutsche Bank Credit […]
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I can understand Paul Craig Roberts’s desire to find as many allies as possible in the war against the destructive alliance of Democrats and neocons that dominates politics at Federal level in the US. In a time when it seems that there is no hope for restoring America to what she has been just 30 years ago – let alone […]
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If Christian media were honest, this would be the headline they would use for the conflict between the Mayor of Houston Annise Parker, and the Houston pastors. I am not surprised by Parker’s actions. She is a moral pervert, after all, an open rebel against God, and we should expect her to be consistent with her perversion in all, including […]
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First there were the nine thousand Central American children who were being smuggled through the border. Nine thousand, enough to make the American economy collapse. Then they were fifteen thousand, or may be forty thousand. Then they were not children but grown up teenagers, all tattooed members of Mexican gangs. Then they were 100,000 Mexican gang members being shipped into […]
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The conspiracy that the US law enforcement would become much like Soviet Russia, Red China, and Cuba, has been around for quite awhile, and even speaking about it now can cause some to lower their expectations about you. With the rise of the Internet, video technology, and libertarian social pressure, police activity, or more clearly brutality, has become a clear, undeniable […]
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In 2013, Bojidar and other Christians, lectured at the Law & Liberty Conference about Christians and how they should properly view and discriminate civil government and laws. Visit our new Media page to watch and listen to Bojidar’s lectures about immigration, along with other videos. For more info please visit: seanparklaw.com.
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Is the U.S. Constitution “Christian” in the sense that it reflects a Christian worldview? Odd as it may seem, there’s been a good bit of controversy over that question among Reformed and theonomic Christians since the document was first signed on “the Seventeenth Day of September in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty seven.” This […]
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Leading up to the Trayvon Martin case (actually the George Zimmerman case), there has been growing tension between blacks and whites, being flamed by men like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton. In 1992 Los Angeles suffered the Rodney King Riots. In 2013 LA suffered a very minuscule riot in comparison, due to individuals realizing the liberal agenda to tear blacks […]
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Christian scholars can talk about theonomy all day, but it’s application must eventually come forth from that discussion. What does theonomy look like in action? We can toot our horn of theonomy til His reign is over, but what are the ordained steps by which His law fills the earth? The American political system has become much like the former […]
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I preferred to remain silent during the whole Zimmerman trial. After all, not having grown up in the US, the whole preoccupation with skin color is foreign to me. I say “skin color” because “race” is a rather stupid designation for it. How much of a nuance of brown is needed for two persons to be of different “races”? And […]
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