I've said it countless times, but here it is again.

There is little more ubiquitous today than offense. Everyone claims to be offended. Of course, the causes of offense are well known: Jesus or even the mere mention or display of His name (Luke 7:23, Luke 21:12), Biblical values, liberty, responsibility, holiness, and so forth. Those so offended go on to promote sexual deviance, slavery, abuse, and other evils, using their supposed offense as an excuse. » read more »

American Heritage dictionary defines psychosis thus:

A severe mental disorder, with or without organic damage, characterized by derangement of personality and loss of contact with reality and causing deterioration of normal social functioning. » read more »

Events of late have reminded me of Spider-Man's oft repeated motto: "With great power there must also come great responsibility."
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Dictionary.com quotes Random House as defining "narrow-minded" as "conservative". Random House says they won't fix their dictionary because they've terminated the entire division. Dictionary.com, of course, ducks any culpability a priori by refusing responsibility for any of its own content. This is typical of today's antibiblical values where personal responsibility is avoided at all costs. » read more »

Admittedly, this is Kalifornia, but it will spread just as all the other filth that's originated there.

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Does doctrine matter? Most of today's churches will tell you it doesn't. They promote an emotional experience, but without a decent doctrine (not necessarily a perfect one), this experience may be with a god that is not יהוה (the LORD). How, then, might a true believer witness to or otherwise reach someone who professes to believe but actually believes in a false god? If a man claims to be a Christian but the "christ" he knows is a false one, how can he be reached to show that he still needs the very salvation he wrongly thinks he has? » read more »

A nurse in Britain has been suspended without pay, and may be fired, for offering to pray for a patient who didn't want prayer. Was the patient offended? She says she was not, but is "concerned other patients might take offense." The official basis of the disciplinary action is the nurse's code of conduct, which states that nurses "must demonstrate a personal and professional commitment to equality and diversity' and 'you must not use your professional status to promote causes that are not related to health'." » read more »

I continue to see news of the church's apostasy. It's almost passé, now. Homosexuality is normal, even a gift from God. The Bible needs to be "reinterpreted", updated to today's morals. Jesus is not the only way anymore; all religions are acceptable, alternate ways to salvation (except Biblical Christianity, of course). The faith is a feel-good philosophy one can try before buying. » read more »