Extra Thoughts

See a post on a new OT undesigned coincidence related to I Kings and the city of Gibbethon, here .

Those of you who read this who are naturally Nervous Nellies will sympathize with the dilemma I face daily: On the one hand, the Bible cle...

A Kindle edition of  Hidden in Plain View: Undesigned Coincidences in the Gospels and Acts  is  available for pre-order from Amazon today fo...

This time I put the whole entry at What's Wrong With the World. You can read it here .

I recently wrote up my own opinions (though not uninformed opinions) on the placement of Paul's epistles within Acts and on their approx...

I have recently been reading and reveling in portions of Colin Hemer's magisterial The Book of Acts in the Setting of Hellenistic Histor...

Update here on the HHS's decision to move against the Obama-era contraception mandate. This is a follow-up to this post .

Did Never Trumpers say something about the corruption of conservatism ? Why yes, yes we did. Notice the pattern--the ugly, bullying attitu...

He had never thought of the Olympian figures of the Close as in need of compassion;...All of them, and especially the...Dean, had seemed to...

I spent a probably inordinate amount of time some years ago arguing over whether, somehow, intelligent design theory is incompatible with Th...

Well, well. What are the odds that those praising everything Trump does that could be remotely regarded as conservative will even mention t...

It is now the Easter season, a glorious one, and in my part of the world the weather is cooperating for once. Astonishing to see new green l...

Here, O my Lord, I see thee face to face; here would I touch and handle things unseen; here grasp with firmer hand eternal grace, and all m...

My first post by this title is here . It was sparked, in part, by a vile article at Radix Journal deploring the pro-life movement for being...

(This post should have gone up yesterday, but I thought of it only late last night.) Imagine the Virgin Mary, sitting in her home in Nazar...

In the aftermath of the M.Y. flap, to which I alluded in the last post, I am moved to ask a question: Are conservatives still opposed to h...