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The Time Machine
Imagine, if you will, that time travel was possible. Now, picture a group of mainstream Democrat politicians and voters from the 1990’s being rounded up and suddenly teleported to the year 2025. What would they think?...
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In his recent debate with James White on the thesis, “Can the Holy Spirit sanctify a black Christian as much as a white Christian?” Corey Mahler employed the motte-and-bailey fallacy, a rhetorical tactic named after medieval...
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Ryan Denton recently (and correctly, in my view) critiqued modern preaching’s “90% exegesis, 10% application” model, contrasting it with the “urgent, warm, and searching” sermons of Spurgeon and the Puritans, who prioritized application. He advocates John...