oddXian: Challenge the Consensus

A very compelling post from the monergism.com blog: ...c onsider that the "Supreme Court has now, in constitutional doctrine, said that homosexuality is equivalent to race. The next goal of activists will be a long-term campaign to remove tax-exempt status [and deny accreditation] from dissenting religious institutions." (Rod Dreher) link to post here

Here is a good treatment of the subject

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Link to the book - I am setting it here to interact with the contents at some point.

This meme is more about judging the ultimate disposition of others, but I think it also speaks to the measure that we *can* use to judge other's actions as well as warning in terms of the focus of ultimate judgement. When Christ is in the center of our eye, His righteousness removes the "plank" and allows us to see and judge rightly.

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Evolutionists are back pedaling, even as they hold fast to their framework: Here's a good article from Creation.com that helps set context.

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Facebook video link here  Posted by Reformed Thug Life on Saturday, June 13, 2015

Carl Trueman (is that last name an unintentional pun?) has more to say here.

“Our theory of evolution has become ...one which cannot be refuted by any possible observations. Every conceivable observation can be fitted into it. It is thus ‘outside of empirical science but not necessarily false’. No one can think of ways in which to test it.” link to article

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The idea of X as an abbreviation for the name of Christ came into use in our culture with no intent to show any disrespect for Jesus. The church has used the symbol of the fish historically because it is an acronym.  Fish in Greek (ichthus) involved the use of the first letters for the Greek phrase “Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior.” So the early Christians would take the first letter of those words and put those letters together to spell the Greek word for fish.  That’s how the symbol of the fish became the universal symbol of Christendom. There’s a long and sacred history of the use of X to symbolize the name of Christ, and from its origin, it has meant no disrespect.  - RC Sproul

Miley Cyrus Mocks Christians Who Believe in Old Testament 'Fairy Tales', Says Those Who Oppose Homosexuality 'Shouldn't Get to Make Laws'

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