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One of the things that deconstructers (especially atheists) like to toss around is the idea that Mary was raped in the Bible, using this as an excuse to justify their hatred of God. This is a frankly insulting belief to every Christian out there and has absolutely no Biblical basis whatsoever. If we look at... Continue Reading →
It's been a bad past few years for Hollywood as time and again their movies keep flopping, streaming services keep getting oversaturated with absolute crap, and it seems like the film industry is just dying overall thanks to a Google-run company with a little red play button as its symbol. In the faith-based film arena,... Continue Reading →
Now that it's December, it's time to start talking about controversies about this season. This month, I'll mainly focus on who Jesus is, looking at what Muslims, Mormons, and Jehovah's Witnesses think He is, but today, I want to talk about Christmas trees. Why Christmas trees? Because some people think that they're pagan and Christians... Continue Reading →
Mark Twain is easily one of the most recognizable names in literature, as his work is still relevant today (2). He forever influenced literature, social commentary, and culture (2). His work is undeniably American, though much of it was also inspired by his travels to other countries. The stories he told weren't just about the fictional lives of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn but also engaged in satire to address the issues in society from... Continue Reading →
House of David is a show on Amazon Prime that's yet another adaptation of the story of King David. It's a multi-season TV show with Season 2 out now and overall, a lot of Christians really like the show (though there have been some who strongly disliked it). It has high audience and critic scores... Continue Reading →
It's finally All Hallows Eve, so it's time to wrap up this month by answering the burning question amongst Christians of: "Should I celebrate Halloween?" It seems there's three camps in this debate - those who hate Halloween, those who think it's fine, and the ones who are mostly neutral. So, who's correct? Well, I... Continue Reading →
In the year 732, Charles Martel halted the Islamic Expansion in Europe at the Battle of Tours, preventing the Islamic takeover of Western Europe. However, in recent decades, something strange has been happening. A little over a thousand years after the Battle of Tours, the Muslims are retaking Europe, with Britain being one of the... Continue Reading →
The day that I post this is 9/11, a day that went down in history when the world stood still as two planes crashed into the World Trade Center, a third smashed into the Pentagon, and the fourth crashed in a field in rural Pennsylvania, preventing the terrorists from reaching their target, but killing everyone... Continue Reading →
J.R.R. Tolkien is easily one of the most well-known and influential authors the world over. His work sells millions of copies every year and he started one of the largest and most thorough fandoms you can find. His work has been translated into all sorts of mass media, from movies to video games, and even... Continue Reading →
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