Today’s BreakPoint: Germany to Honor Sophie Scholl JOHN STONESTREET In February of 1943, German university student Sophie Scholl was convicted of high reason against the Nazi regime and executed by guillotine. Last week, Germany announced it will honor this Christian martyr with a €20.00 sterling silver commemorative coin. Scheduled for circulation in time for her 100th birthday, … More Germany to Honor Sophie Scholl
The Sword & The Trowel Podcast JARED LONGSHORE, TOM ASCOL, TOM NETTLES Today on The Sword and The Trowel, Tom Ascol and Jared Longshore welcome Dr. Tom Nettles on the show to discuss what it means to have a theology and philosophy of History as a Christian. Dr. Nettles shares wisdom on how 21st century evangelical Christians … More Having a Christian Understanding of History
“In this moment of national crisis, rather than fighting over the optics around the Bible, we’d be far better off reading, hearing, and applying what it has to say.” Why the Bible is Not a Prop JOHN STONESTREET Presidents and politicians using the Bible or Christian symbolism for political ends is nothing new. Some, as … More Why the Bible is Not a Prop
Question: “Does God exist?” Answer: Whether God exists is the most important question any person can consider. Opinions on God are everywhere, but answering the question does God exist? demands more than a few seconds of attention and involves a wide range of ideas and evidence. Ultimately, what we see in human experience, science, logic, and history … More Question: “Does God exist?”
Historians Doomed to Repeat Themselves April 28, 2020 By Tony Perkins The public schools might be closed, but based on the country’s latest history marks, some kids aren’t missing much! In the “Nation’s Report Card” from the Department of Education, U.S. scores took another big dive in subjects like history, part of an alarming trend … More Historians Doomed to Repeat Themselves
The Master Designer—the Song Nothing Comes from Nothing JOHN STONESTREET WITH MARIA BAER Recently, a popular scientist and podcaster was asked which scientific suppositions he holds most dear. The self-proclaimed devotee of New Atheism struggled to choose just one. There was, of course, his belief that the world is totally understandable, that we could … More The Master Designer—the Song
Passover and the Discipline of Remembering JOHN STONESTREET WITH MARIA BAER – Friday 10 Apr 2020 It doesn’t happen every year, but this year it did. Yesterday, Maundy Thursday fell on the first full day of the Jewish Passover. What makes this an especially poignant convergence is that the meal we remember every Maundy Thursday, … More Passover and the Discipline of Remembering
I recently heard used Isaiah 43:18 (niv) “Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past” as the argument used for taking down statues of Southern Historical Figures and Landmark from the War Between the States. Of course this was used totally out of context for the speakers point of view only. It follows … More Why David McCullough Can’t Sleep
Whether you are Liberal or Conservative, Democrat, Republican, Libertarian or Constitutionalist I think we can all agree America currently has a great partisan divide. Mr. Caldwell does a good job at pointing out some obvious reasons why. – Mike February 2020 • Volume 49, Number 2 The Roots of Our Partisan Divide Christopher Caldwell is … More The Roots of Our Partisan Divide
The Philosophy Fad Quoting Marcus Aurelius Doesn’t Make You a Stoic JOHN STONESTREET WITH ROBERTO RIVERA According to Wikipedia, “cultural appropriation” is “the adoption of elements of one culture by members of another culture.” While accusations of cultural appropriation fly around a bit out-of-control these days, the most contentious example is the taking of cultural artifacts … More The Philosophy Fad
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