Showing posts with label Richard Dawkins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Richard Dawkins. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Fighting Five Articles of Interest
Irish Calvinist
A Working Definition of Temptation by Erik Raymond
Erik posts an excerpt from John Owens' book, "Sin and Temptation".
Institute of Nouthetic Studies Blog
Nehemiah by Jay Adams
Jay Adams challenges government officials and Christians to be like Nehemiah.
Dr. Mohler's Blog
Newsnote: A Message from Michigan? by Al Mohler
Dr. Mohler reviews the consequences of no-fault divorce in the United States and Senator Michelle McManus' attempt to overturn it in Michigan.
Alpha & Omega Ministries Blog
Richard Dawkins Discovers Adoring Fans Are NASTY by James White
James White describes Richard's Dawkin's shocking discovery that fellow atheists on his forum are leaving vulgar and nasty comments. (All a product of the Fall and when you don't believe in the God of the Bible)
Reformation21 Blog
Sein ohne Leben by Carl Trueman
Great Britain alters its guidelines on mercy killings.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Fighting Five Articles of Interest

Ligonier Blog
Exploring the Boundaries of God's Law by R.C. Sproul
Dr. Sproul discusses sins of commission and sins of omission in relation to God's law.
Examiner.com
Rifqa Bary and the Threat of Radical Islam by Tom Ascol
Rifqa Bary's attorney files an investigation and intelligence memorandum in the 9th Circuit on behalf of Bary. Bary's parents linked with radical Islam group.
Newsweek
The Christian Runaway, by Arian Campo Flores
Rifqa Bary: Custody Case Becomes Holy War
Biblical Thought
On the Attack of the Church from the Enemies Within by Stephen Macasil
Stephen Macasil cites a passage from the book Christianity and Liberalism by J. Gresham Machen.
Dr. Mohler’s Blog
A Tale of Two Atheists by Al Mohler
Richard Dawins v. Karen Armstrong
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