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By Tim Bayly
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Wheaton is again notorious, although those who have done the dirty deed keep announcing their deceptions are godly and have won the day. Methinks Wheaton’s rich white ladies and men do protest too much.
In the end, the question is whether Wheaton’s President loves his students, or not?
It’s easy to tell which it is.
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Music is Rise Up, O Lord, a recording of Psalm 10 by My Soul Among Lions.
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Milton, then, was not merely a hired pen of the Republic but its principled supporter. He began his service believing in the possibility that, in the Commonwealth, he was helping to build God’s kingdom on earth. Yet, over the course of his many years’ unflinching service to the Republic and subsequently to Oliver Cromwell as its Lord Protector, Milton’s optimism drained out of him slowly but surely like sap from an injured tree. In 1641, as Christopher Hill points out, Milton was full of millenarian hope and wrote of Christ’s return in terms of a ‘shortly expected king’.
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Repeatedly, I have warned that the Church seeking political power will compromise the Church's witness. Naming their political aspirations "Christian" is to align the Church with their political aspirations, and the compromise is already visible, and will only grow.
Christians should take public moral and ethical stands which uphold God's law, and it's inevitable that those stands will be viewed as political by God's enemies. So be it.
But this is a far cry from identifying oneself publicly as a "Christian Nationalist," then truncating one's witness to God's law for the sake of electability.
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Nature worship bears hideous fruit, physically and morally. God has ordained it so.
We and our children have not chosen LGBTQism, but God has smeared it all over us. It is His decision, not ours. His choice, not ours. And the fact that we glory in it is also his judgment on us.
He has given us over to shamelessness.
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Academic freedom is as academic freedom does, and Wheaton's profs proved themselves ignorant of how such a privilege is to be used for the promotion of truth and the common good. The evidence was all there, free for the asking, but not one of them availed themselves of it and took any stand of conscience.
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Yesterday, news from Switzerland announced the Swiss government's kidnapping of a child from his father and mother to enforce government employees' judgment the child's body should be mutilated. It all started with the government's puberty blockers. The father and mother were opposed to the government mutilating their child, and they lost.
Their child was thirteen when the government began their mutilation of his body with chemicals called "puberty-blockers."
The rubric by which government authorities justify stealing children from parents and mutilating their bodies is a condition they refer to as "gender dysphoria."
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Apple sent me an email asking me to rate my experience yesterday with their Indy Apple Store, so I guess I should honor their request.
Three days ago, the trackpad on my '23 Macbook Pro 14" cracked. It had been sitting next to me and when I picked it up, there was this crack from left to right across the trackpad. Nothing dropped on it...
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Yet we've been whupped and, with regard to man and nature, we live in submission syndrome, looking for places and ways to confess our sins and parade our repentance. We have a rescued dog. We refuse to touch single-use plastic bags (which, by the way, have never been single-use). We take our dog to the dog park. We carry our own non-disposable straws...
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Do we want to strengthen our mothers, sisters, daughters, and wives? Do we want to restore Eve to the center of life and love as God made her? To the work God created for her and her for?
There is no path to that love and beauty other than loving, living, and preaching God's archetypal Fatherhood over all His Creation
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At Wheaton College under his tenure as President and at the Third General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of America under his term as Moderator, the Dyrness brothers opposed J. Oliver Buswell Jr.
From this point on, Wheaton's trustees take an increasingly hostile posture towards President Buswell, with a particular focus on his work as a Presbyterian churchman.
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Music is Rise Up, O Lord, a recording of Psalm 10 by My Soul Among Lions.
The podcast currently has 160 episodes available.
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