Have you ever wondered why some of the most aesthetically dazzling places are cemeteries and babies’ rooms? Why is it that we humans tend to package these two experiences and stages of our existence, the first and last moments of our...
Having been very busy writing during these last few months, and knowing that I would be overseas when this came due, I selected an essay by F.W. Boreham that I am confident you will enjoy. Boreham has published over forty volumes of essays...
Some time ago my wife, Margie, returned from an errand visibly shaken by a heartrending conversation she had experienced. She was about the very simple task of selecting a picture and a frame when a dialogue began with the owner of the...
The Library of Religious Biography (produced by Eerdmans Publishing) is an excellent series of very readable books on the lives of William Gladstone, Billy Sunday and George Whitefield, among others. Marvin O’Connell has just written the...
All great questions of life have only one answer. Conflicting and contradictory answers cannot be valid. Jesus’ unique claim for himself while answering Thomas (Jn. 14:6) is a statement which is philosophically and logically reasonable.
Plato once remarked that he was ever grateful to be born a Greek and not a barbarian, a freeman and not a slave, a man and not a woman, and most of all, to have been born in the age of Socrates. Although not intending a slight against a...
In my last article (Spring/Summer 1996) I wrote about the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals and the Cambridge Declaration which they drafted to remind evangelicals of our common heritage, the Protestant Reformation, and the five solas of...
Winston Churchill was not a man to mince his words. Speaking in the House of Commons in 1933, he said of the then British Prime Minister, "We know that he has, more than any other man, the gift of compressing the largest amount of words...
This article is excerpted from a chapter in Ravi' s book, Deliver Us From Evil. Truth is stranger than fiction, it is said, but as Chesterton has appropriately declared, that may well be because we have made fiction to suit ourselves. There...
Winston Churchill once said that the most valuable thing in the world was the truth. So valuable is it, said he, that it needs to be constantly protected by a bodyguard of lies. Mr. Churchill made that remark in the context of intelligence...
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