Tag: discrimination

  • What Does It Mean to Be Reformed?

    In my years of being involved in Christian discussion and debate online (nearly 30 years), I’ve noticed that many Reformed Presbyterians seem to look down on us Reformed Baptists (aka Particular Baptists) and say we aren’t “Really Reformed” or we’re not “Truly Reformed”. I maintain that infant baptism is not the sine qua non of…

  • The Subjugation of Women in Islam

    According to Islamic doctrine, a woman is inferior to or lower in status than a man. A Kafir (non-Muslim) woman is lower in status than an Islamic woman, and she can be made a slave by capture in jihad. Muslim women are treated like property. They have very few rights compared to Western women and…

  • Being Reformed: Confessions and Identity

    I am sick and tired of people coming onto my Facebook timeline and berating, denigrating, and condescending to me because I am a Reformed Baptist who is dispensational in my eschatology. I follow the 1689 LBCF (London Baptist Confession of Faith), yet I disagree with its amillennial eschatology (End Times). I adhere to over 90%…

  • Woke and Theologically Broke

    Sadly, in recent years, there has been an explosion in wokeness; which is defined by Critical Race Theory (CRT), social justice, intersectionality, progressive Christianity, etc. Wokeness is Marxist, explicitly racist (they teach hatred for white people, and those white people should be penalized in various ways for their whiteness), and Satanic – as it pits…

  • The sad tale of Chick-fil-A

    Sorry folks, but Chick-fil-A is not promoting the Biblical values it was created to follow. Once a stalwart defender of Biblical orthodoxy, a lone voice in the corporate world against the insanity and filth of LGBT. Sorry, but it’s now gone woke! Recently, the CEO of Chick-fil-A, Dan Cathy, shined the shoes of Christian rapper…

  • Orthodoxy and Religious Freedom

    Russia adopted anti-missionary anti-proselytizing laws in 2016 at the federal level. Similar laws already existed in various Russian states. On July 6th, 2016, President Vladimir Putin signed amendments to the Religion Law imposing harsh restrictions on the sharing of beliefs, including on where and by whom they may be shared. The amendments ban broadly defined…