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Luke was NOT one of the twelve apostles chosen by Christ; nor was he one of the 70 “disciples of Christ.” The Epithet Evangelist Meant a Gospel Writer Luke the…
America’s Democratic Republican Form of Government At the close of the Constitutional Convention in 1789 Benjamin Franklin was asked by Elizabeth Powell, what kind of a government the Founding Fathers…
The Relative Justice of Economic Redistribution Despite all the philosophical stone-throwing between nominally “right” thinking people and nominally “left” thinking people, socialism is an innate part of the modern civilized…
John Mark was not one of the twelve Apostles chosen by God’s Holy Messiah, Jesus Christ. Mark was one of the virtual army of “others” known as his disciples Luke…
Book Reviews Page AI & The Prophetic Agony of Frankenstein’s Monster – An Apocalyptic Tale The Internal Journey of Frodo’s Fellowship Beowulf Between Two Worlds 01 – The Progressive Prussian/Hegelian…
The Strange Bedfellows of Geopolitics – Dictatorships Which Improve the Lives of the Common People 00 – Book Review: Woodrow Wilson’s Congressional Government 02 – Woodrow Wilson’s Weirdly Elitist View…
The first assault upon humanity did not begin with a sword. It began with a sentence. “Yea, hath God said?” The serpent did not begin by denying God’s existence. He…
Judas Iscariot was privileged to be one of the twelve disciples chosen by Jesus Christ. He is known primarily for betraying Jesus to the unbelieving Jewish authorities in exchange for…
Although Simon is listed among the Twelve Chosen, he is one of two disciples who are not featured individually in any specific narrative in the New Testament. The name Simon…
Jude the Half Brother of Jesus by Joseph’s First wife Saint Jude the Apostle (or Judah) is also known as Thaddaeus Luke 6:16. Jude is the author of The Epistle…
Luke was NOT one of the twelve apostles chosen by Christ; nor was he one of the 70 “disciples of…
America’s Democratic Republican Form of Government At the close of the Constitutional Convention in 1789 Benjamin Franklin was asked by…
The Relative Justice of Economic Redistribution Despite all the philosophical stone-throwing between nominally “right” thinking people and nominally “left” thinking…
A Christian worldview is a “God’s eye” view of our world. Creation is both visible (the physical world) and invisible (the metaphysical, “spiritual” world). Ancient Christianity understands that the visible and invisible worlds are coexistent, transcendent and indistinguishable.
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