Podcast
What exactly do libertarians believe? Aren’t they a fringe group that wants to legalize all sorts of immoral behaviors like drug use and prostitution? That’s what Ann Sattley and myself discuss in this episode. We first attempt to define what it is a libertarian believes and how those ideas can be reconciled to Christianity and [...]
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Libertarian Party presidential contender Gary Johnson has been portrayed as an anti-war candidate, but that isn’t quite so clear. When pressed on foreign policy topics in a recent interview, Johnson gave answers that didn’t always seem to add up and were often, at best, unorthodox positions for a man who has been painted as a [...]
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If Proposition 29 is approved by California’s voters, the tax on cigarettes in the state will increase by $1.00 per pack. California’s current cigarette tax is 87 cents per pack. The total tax per pack of cigarettes, if Proposition 29 passes, will be $1.87/pack. The additional tax revenue will be used to fund cancer research, [...]
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In Acts 19 of the Bible, does a re-baptism take place? If so, why was John’s baptism no longer sufficient? Were the disciples at Ephesus even baptized under John’s baptism? If the baptism then (and today) is different than John’s baptism, why and when did it change? If re-baptism did take place, what guidelines does [...]
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As we look back at history, we have to keep things in context. We can’t take these historical events and drop them into a modern-day context. We have to look at the context of these events as they happened. This has always been a fascination of mine when studying history, especially when studying the Bible. [...]
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