Tag Archives: morality

Who’s Radical Now?

By D. G. Hart | Published: August 8, 2011

The Brothers Bayly are persistent in besmirching two-kingdom theology and its proponents but their latest swipe is rich indeed. They have reprinted a mysterious piece (impossible to find anywhere else on the Net) about the enormities of the Obama administration. Nathan Ed Schumacher is the author and Tim Bayly’s foreword runs ever charitably as follows:… Read More→

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Rhetorically Different, Functionally Similar

By D. G. Hart | Published: January 17, 2011

After yet another round of snark-prone discussion of 2k at Green Baggins (I don’t think we’ll reach the record of 800-plus comments that we did in the fall of 2008), I have come to understand better the attacks upon 2k. By holding to the position that the Bible speaks to all of life, folks like… Read More→

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Who Said Moral Relativism Is Increasing?

By D. G. Hart | Published: August 15, 2009

Sports talk radio is not the best entertainment but it sure beats Glen, Rush, and Sean beating up the Obama administration. Listeners in Philadelphia have listened to forty-eight hours of casuistry while Eagles’ fans process the reality of Michael Vick being added to the roster. After serving two years in federal prison for molesting and… Read More→

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