Today while on Twitter (which I do spend too much time on), I came across a post by Katelyn Beaty. Here is what she said: “When pastors decry the ills of social media–of which there are many–by this point I do wonder if it’s to discredit future concerns about their own leadership or community. Those …
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Sex is more than just when you should have it, who you should have it with, and how you (should) prefer it.
So much of our discussion on race in South Africa misses the point. We focus on the effects all the time but not the cause. Why is that? Because when we look at the cause we have to look at our own hearts – white, black, coloured, indian, chinese, or whoever else. This is because …
Some blog posts around the web around Mark Driscoll that I found interesting.
After completing a small voting aid tool to help decide on who to vote for out of interest, I found the results thought-provoking – apparently, the number one party I should vote for is the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP); (2) is Cope, (3) is the IFP and (4) is the DA. I was kind …
South Africa 2014 Elections: Vote nanny state, or corruption, or human theocracy? Read More »
With Family Policy Institute and some of its colleagues looking to form an institute for public justice that defends the Church, I’m a little concerned.
Why the Christian Democratic Party’s response to the DASO poster is lame.
Atheists and Christians debate Science yet again after Stephen Hawking says heaven isn’t real. But does Hawking really know what he is talking about?
When culture precedes justice we have a problem. But we see a lot of that in South Africa.
