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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 →
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 →
I think this is a word that a lot of Christians (me included, heh) use quite a bit but don't really define well. This is not good since the world we live in is becoming increasingly involved in the occult from cultural elites to normal, everyday people. Thus, it's time to dedicate an entire blog... Continue Reading →
Last year, I became aware of an online musical called Epic by Jorge Revera-Herrans, which is a musical retelling of Homer's The Odyssey. What sets it apart from other musicals is that it isn't an actual play but is nine albums of four songs each that focus on different parts of The Odyssey, with the... Continue Reading →
A little bit ago, I was asked to help edit a book for Christian apologist Marcia Montenegro. The book was called Spellbound and was an update of the original. It talks about how the occult is reaching our kids, why that's so dangerous, what the occult is, and how Christian parents can talk about it... Continue Reading →
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