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Philosophical Foundation Of Education

saicebrian wrote 4 days ago: Original Philosophy School of Thought REALISM Thinkers: Aristotle Harris Broudy John Locke John Come … more →

Tags: Theory and Research-based Principles of Learning, essentialism, existentialism, experimentalism, Idealism, perennialism, Philosophy of Education, Pragmatism, Progressivism

Theonomy4 comments

pjmiller wrote 1 month ago: Theonomy: Also known as Christian Reconstructionism. An extremist movement in Christianity, that adv … more →

Tags: The Apostasy, Being Equipped, Dangerous Theology, Dominionism, Kingdom Now, Political Christian Right, Theonomy

Crisis is time to reexamine what is truly important

Alan Abbey wrote 1 month ago: Rabbi Elyse Wechterman of Congregation Agudas Achim in Attleboro, Mass., has a nice piece in a recen … more →

Tags: Donniel Hartman, North America, Crisis, Economic, Massachusetts, Meaning, rabbis, recession, reform

Chapter Two, The Use of Explosive Ideas in Education

Jo Foy wrote 1 month ago: Brameld, Theodore.  (2008).  The use of explosive ideas in education:  Culture, class, and evolution … more →

Tags: EDCI-886-Philosophy, Brameld, Philosophy, Education, Culture, Class, Evolution, EDCI-886, Philosophy-of-American-Education

Writing about Pagan characters in fiction27 comments

adriannebrennan wrote 1 month ago: Do pagan characters in fiction exist? Me, I write about them all the time. Part of my writing is in … more →

Tags: Adrianne Brennan, Erotica, Fantasy, Fiction, Gay genre, Lesbian, Paganism, Paranormal, Religion

The Road to Yavneh: A Sermon for Yom Kippur6 comments

Rabbi Brant Rosen wrote 1 month ago: In my Yom Kippur sermon I revealed that I considered Rabbi Yohanan Ben Zakkai, a 1st century Jewish … more →

Tags: American Judaism, High Holidays, Judaism, Peace, Religion, Sermons

Why eschatology matters1 comment

Andrew wrote 1 month ago: I have an embarrassing confession to make: when I first started to take my faith seriously as a teen … more →

Tags: Evangelicals, Politics, Theology, Emergent, Philosophy, Churches, Judaism, Ecclesiology, Apologetics

A Living Syncretic Revivalism

cartweel wrote 2 months ago: My recent post “Toward A New Paganism” has caused quite the stir! I’m truly excite … more →

Tags: Thoughts, World, Ancient world, Syncretism

Ain't It Dead Yet?3 comments

cehualli wrote 2 months ago: Yes, the world spins backwards — I’m posting again.  Must be Ollin… …Ok, exc … more →

Tags: Updates, Aztec Recon, Aztec Reconstructionism, Aztec Reconstructionist, Cantares Mexicanos, Cehualli, nahua, Neo-Pagan, neopagan

Lot's Religion3 comments

Brian Simmons wrote 2 months ago:    In these darkening days of evangelical compromise, we need to remember one thing: that there is a … more →

Tags: Dispensationalist- Brian Simmons, Christianity, delusions, Devotional, Faith, false assumptions, Futurist- B. Simmons, Gospel, Judgment

Why I Don't Invest In Religious Utopias1 comment

Brian Simmons wrote 4 months ago:      Subsidiary to the issues surrounding Preterism is a doctrine in which it is held that the visib … more →

Tags: Christianity, church, Current Events, Debates, Dispensationalist- Brian Simmons, Early Church, Futurist- B. Simmons, Millennium, partial preterism

Who Is 'Holy Mother Church'?2 comments

Brian Simmons wrote 4 months ago:   [The following comments were written in response to an article posted by Mike Bull entitled "Churc … more →

Tags: Baptism, Dispensationalist- Brian Simmons, Christianity, church, Debates, doctrine, Early Church, Exegetical, Futurist- B. Simmons

Joyce on Patriarchal Homeschooling, Part 37 comments

Milton Gaither wrote 4 months ago: This post is the final installment of my treatment of Kathryn Joyce, Quiverfull: Inside the Christia … more →

Tags: History of Homeschooling, Socialization, Family Life, politics of homeschooling, Parental motivation, Patrick Henry College, Michael Farris, Hanna Rosin, Amish

A Change of Pace

Sab Saiti wrote 4 months ago: I’d like to extend an apology for those who continue to look here for insight and guidance int … more →

Tags: Blogging, Messages, Sab Saiti's Opinions, Ancient Egypt, Deities, God(s), Kathenotheism, Kemet, kemeticism

A Christian state?3 comments

Andrew wrote 4 months ago: Recently we discussed the possibility of a secular state, and I suggested at the possible limitation … more →

Tags: Exegesis, Politics, Theology, History, Ecclesiology, Christ, New Testament, Old Testament, Religion

Should Preterists Keep The Lord's Supper?

Brian Simmons wrote 5 months ago:     Recently I was reading some Preterist material in which the author insisted that the Lord’ … more →

Tags: AD 70, Dispensationalist- Brian Simmons, doctrine, end of the age, Eschatology, false assumptions, Futurist- B. Simmons, Imminency, Lord's Supper

John W. Robbins-- James B. Jordan's Liturgy of Hate2 comments

Brian Simmons wrote 5 months ago:   James Jordan For special occasions, Jordan recommends cursing as part of the worship service. “It … more →

Tags: Christianity, church, Preterist Confusion, Dominion, Theonomy, James B. Jordan, Romanism, cursing, Reformed Theology

Gary North: The Man Behind The Curtains2 comments

Brian Simmons wrote 5 months ago:     In studying the doctrines of Preterism, I’ve come more and more to realize that the ideolo … more →

Tags: Current Events, Debates, Dispensationalism, Preterism, david chilton, Dominion Theology, Gary DeMar, Gary North, Institute for Christian Economics

Review Of "The End Times Controversy" (Chapter 2)

Brian Simmons wrote 5 months ago:    This second chapter of “The End Times Controversy,” written by Dr. Thomas Ice, appear … more →

Tags: Church History, Dispensationalism, Early Church, Eschatology, false assumptions, Figurative or Literal?, Full Preterism, Hermeneutics, Kenneth Gentry


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