Monthly Archives: April 2015

Philosopher Michael LaBossiere pens a devastating response and settles that question forever.

Chuck Lawless, Dean of the Graduate School at Southeastern Seminary, has observed that some evangelicals just don’t evangelize the way they ought, and has put together some helpful advice for restoring the fervor. Here is my favorite: At least once … Continue reading →

Book Two: A Criticism of the Highest Values That Have Prevailed HithertoII: Criticism of Morality §273   But do not let us fear: as a matter of fact, we require a great deal of morality, in order to be immoral … Continue reading →

Remember that New Jersey church I pointed to a few months ago, which was buying-up tax liens then evicting people and selling the property? They promised to quit once a local television station focused on their predation of the down-and-out, … Continue reading →

Book Two: A Criticism of the Highest Values That Have Prevailed HithertoII: Criticism of Morality §272 My desire is to show the absolute homogeneity of all phenomena, and to ascribe to moral differentiations but the value of perspective; to show … Continue reading →