Human Government – A Thimble-full of Theology for Daily Living

American Politics and Christian Faith: The Confession of Evangelical Conviction (Part Seven)

I’m intrigued by "Our Confession of Evangelical Conviction," a document signed

I’m intrigued by "Our Confession of Evangelical Conviction," a document signed

I’m intrigued by "Our Confession of Evangelical Conviction," a document signed

I’m intrigued by "Our Confession of Evangelical Conviction," a document signed

I’m intrigued by "Our Confession of Evangelical Conviction," a document signed

Twice Daniel mentions how concerned, “anxious,” “alarmed,” and frightened

This vision corresponds to the vision Nebuchadnezzar had in chapter 2, of the statue

Have your knees ever knocked from fear? Or like the driving instructor says to his

“The appearance of colossal figures, often the statue of a deity, is fairly common

Zephaniah’s prophecy takes a strong right turn, from talking about the certain

The history of “just war” principles focused on two main facets: What are

Question: I’m curious to know what other civilizations were doing during the time

Question: If I don’t agree with my boss, who is not a believer, how do I humbly

Question: Why can’t men have multiple wives today when God seemed to permit it

This historical figure of Melchizedek (Hebrew for 'my king is righteous', or as some