Maybe we could learn something from these Trappist monks. Sounds like an outstanding idea for a tent-making ministry. If you are ever in Belgium, check out this brew for me. Meanwhile, I’ll be at work on a Covenanter version. Wouldn’t the blue banner look great on a beer bottle? All I need is to discover [...]
Archive for November, 2007
A Lesson in Self-Control
Posted in Misc. on November 29, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Were the Covenanters Right? Should Christians Participate in Politics?
Posted in 2008 Politics, Conservatism on November 19, 2007 | 13 Comments »
This is an interesting article from Gary Scott Smith from Grove City College. Should Christians Participate in Politics? by Dr. Gary Scott Smith (EP News)–The next presidential election is one year away. In 2004 evangelicals voted for George W. Bush by a ratio of nearly 4-to-1 and seemed poised to have a major impact on [...]
See You at the NRA meeting
Posted in Corporate Confession on November 16, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
I am heading out this morning for Pittsburgh. If you can make the NRA event… I will see you there. My topic: Restoring the Roots: A Localist Approach to Christendom. Time and location in previous post.
If you are near Pittsburgh…
Posted in 2008 Politics, Corporate Confession, localism on November 14, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
I will be speaking this Friday evening at the annual conference of the National Reform Association. NATIONAL REFORM ASSOCIATION (NRA) Publisher of the Christian Statesman Annual Conference – Friday Nov. 16th 7pm Providence Reformed Presbyterian Church “Restoring the Roots†Christ’s Kingship and the Centrality of the Local Community Rev. William H. Chellis, M.Div., J.D., Pastor, [...]
Should Pastors Endorse?
Posted in 2008 Politics, Conservatism on November 14, 2007 | 19 Comments »
While we are on the topic of who’s/ why’s of endorsing Presidential candidates, I would raise a different question. Should Pastor’s engage in endorsing of candidates? Does this violate the spirituality of the church? Thoughts?
Do Evangelical Voters Care About Federalism?
Posted in 2008 Politics, Conservatism on November 13, 2007 | 14 Comments »
Or subsidarity? If Janet Folger is any indication- not so much. I am as committed to the pro-life and as traditonal marriage causes as much as the next red blood conservative Calvinist but what ever happened to federalism, states rights, and localism? This is exactly the kind of thinking that causes evangelicals to be rabid [...]
A DRC Presidential Endorsement?
Posted in 2008 Politics on November 12, 2007 | 17 Comments »
With the state primaries fast approaching, and with the recent endorsements made by several prominent Christian leaders, is it time for DRC to chime in with its own presidential endorsement? Is there a candidate whom the contributors here could recommend to our readers? Sure, our endorsement wouldn’t garner as much attention as Pat Robertson’s, but [...]
AC: The Once and Future Christendom
Posted in Conservatism, Corporate Confession on November 9, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
This story from the September issue of the American Conservative may be old news but I think it is worth our attention. An excellent, thought provoking piece. James Pinkerton at his best…. September 10, 2007 Issue Copyright © 2007 The American Conservative The Once & Future Christendom From death of the West—to knights of the [...]
Breath Some Fresh Air
Posted in 2008 Politics on November 7, 2007 | 17 Comments »
With the war effort continuing to flounder… A dollar that is crashing… And oil prices causing inflation… It is no wonder Ron Paul is starting to catch fire.
The Strange World of Politics
Posted in Misc. on November 7, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Pat Robertson and Rudy Giuliani… perfect together? Story here Politics does make strange bedfellows… who would have thought you would find these two under the sheets? You have to feel bad for poor Mike Huckabee… where is he supposed to find a base?
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