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I’ve been endeavoring to write this lengthy post about the Moscow Mood and No Quarter November (NQN) since shortly after last November. However, a lot has transpired since then which allowed me to add more depth to this post as we head into No Quarter November 2024. If you read my post White Boy Summer …
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This is a very interesting discussion about the timing of the writing of the book of Revelation. The fact that the destruction of Jerusalem isn’t mentioned in the New Testament was one of the most compelling ideas that made me investigate partial-preterism and preterism. This is in addition to the many timing statements made by …
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Have you heard about White Boy Summer? Here is a history of how it started as a bit of a joke, but it has become a growing movement in certain online communities including among conservative Christian men. This is one of a few posts I’m writing about this movement and other movements that interact with …
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David and I have spent considerable time thinking through what we actually believe about end times theology over the past several months. Over the years, I had basically landed in the pan-millennial camp (where it will all pan out in the end). I didn’t find it pressing enough to spend time on it in the midst …
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Did what is now called “the end times” already happen in the first century? There are all kinds of logical problems with the futurist view of Revelation and eschatology. Watch from 40:00 to 46:40
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I heard Carrie Gress on the podcast Pints with Aquinas a number of months ago. I knew from the portions I listened to that I wanted to read The End of Woman: How Smashing the Patriachy Has Destroyed Us. I was especially interested in her discussion about First Wave Feminists because they are held up …
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In Sallie’s Rebuilding America No. 72, I mentioned that people should take the time to try to understand some of the unorthodox narratives and beliefs rapidly spreading among Christians. I mentioned several including understanding why people believe in the Flat Earth. (I had already pointed to things like Who Were the Nephilim? and I continue …
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Last evening David and Caroline picked up a copy of Late Bloomers – The Hidden Strengths of Learning and Succeeding at Your Own Pace for me at Barnes and Noble. This is a subject I’ve been thinking about quite a bit in recent months including when we made the decision to take an extra year …
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It’s time to return to the topic of the Nephilim. If you missed my previous posts about this in the Spiritual Warfare category, I encourage you to go through them (links below). This is a Biblical topic that is being discussed more and more among both Christians and otherwise. The question is why. Why this …
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I mentioned a year or two ago that everyone should start thinking through the issue of Christian Nationalism because no one would be able to avoid it. I have a few more posts I will write about how this has been in the news, but to start with I can boil it down to two …
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