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Abraham leaving home. Abraham arguably began human history. He certainly stood against the paganism of his time, and laid the foundation of Hebraic civilization.

Paganism in modern liberalism

No Presidential candidate dares mention the paganism of present-day liberalism. This paganism parallels the Islamic terrorism of which President Obama, a neo-pagan, remains silent. Common sense...

Election 2016: idolatry replaces statecraft

Ignite the Pulpit10 years ago

Election 2016: no king but Caesar

“If we mean to support the liberty and independence which has cost us so much blood and treasure to establish, we must drive far away the...

Pope Francis forgot to mention: the Vatican has walls. He also keeps protecting mistaken Catholic doctrine about Israel. And how can he support any part of Islam? President Trump made promises for building a wall. Has he broken them?

Ignite the Pulpit10 years ago

Catholic Church v. Israel

Pope Francis endorsed the creation of a sovereign Palestinian state in Judea and Samaria, including east Jerusalem. This should surprise no well-informed person. Francis, like his...

A world record crowd of people pretending to be walking dead

Ignite the Pulpit10 years ago

Walking dead in America

The bulk of this essay is for those who believe they are new creatures in Christ. They believe the old man within them has died, and...

The Torah, one of many documents defining a Jew, the nature of God, and the elements of faith. It could be the blueprint for a Godly Israel. And a key source of the rule of law in Israel--or it should be. Is the ingathering of the Jews in the offing? But these Jews must turn to God, Whom their leaders, and the public in Israel, seem to have forsaken. (What parallels exist between Judaism and George Lucas' Jedi ideal?) It names many heroes, including Abraham and Sarah.

Ignite the Pulpit10 years ago

No secular Jew exists

According to the renowned Talmudist and Torah philosopher, Dr. Chaim Zimmerman (z”l), there is no such thing as a secular Jew!1 The commonplace distinction between “religious”...

Faith and freedom under fire in America. Biblical illiterates and false teachers often twist it. The spirit of Jezebel threatens us today.

Ignite the Pulpit10 years ago

Jezebel

The Bible contains the history of many interesting men and women – some because of their heroism and great faith, others because of their evil nature....

Accountability10 years ago

Hate sin, love sinners

“Hate the sin; love the sinner,” is a popular Christian saying. It’s unfortunate that the phrase has been perverted. Today it has become a mantra better...

The 360 day year raises an interesting riddle for the modern science of astronomy. But the March for Science would never be about that.

Creation Corner10 years ago

Science: handmaid of the Torah

Astronomers and astrophysicists are revealing with increasing frequency the compatibility of the Torah with the most recent discoveries in science. A recent article in one of...

Israel, Judea and Samaria (occupied territories?), and Gaza. All these are the real Jewish and Israeli birthright, from the beginning. A God-given birthright, as Trump should recognize.. Which now-in-force international law and treaties recognize, going back to the San Remo Resolution. Even UN Resolution 242 couldn't change that. Disengagement from any of them spells disaster. A two-state solution violates this birthright. (As a candidate for ambassador clearly understands.) Why won't the Likud Party protect this birthright? Why do some accuse champions of Judea-Samaria of having crypto-Nazi tendencies? What can dispel the confusion on this point? And will The New York Times correct their own record in this regard? Or does a generation of the unteachable prevent a properly sober discussion? And now a new battle cry sounds: no taxation without annexation. Where is the proper statecraft Israel needs? Note: Israel is also a safer place for Christians than any other country in the Middle East.

World news10 years ago

Two-state solution?

Last week I wrote an article titled “Why didn’t Israeli professors of law or of political science denounce PM Netanyahu’s June 14, 2009 endorsement of the...