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O Happy Fault!   I have been thinking about the fall.  What tragedy.  Adam had it all.  A pretty wife (who was naked all the time), an productive farm, and a good job (farmer, priest, king).  Adam never got sick, had no fear of death, and walked with God in familial communion.  He was the [...]

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Chellis and I are the current editors of the RP journal, Semper Reformanda, which has been publishing for the past 17 years. Our most recent issue contained a colloquium on psalmody, which featured some of your favorite DRC authors, such as Caleb Stegall and D.G. Hart. Primarily, RP pastors and elders read this journal. We [...]

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But I’m not sure whether we should send men.

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For the past couple days we have been having problems with our hot water. The heater broke, we have replaced parts but have not hit the jackpot until this morning. Turns out there was a recall on the lower thermometer that led to problems in the upper. Both need to be replaced. A new afternoon [...]

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If you live in or near Rochester allow me to invite you to the Old Toad this Thursday at 5:00 p.m. Bill Kauffman will be joining us to discussion his recent books. Bill is a Western New York legend and has a great following among the Presby-Cons (a term coined by Kauffman to describe us). [...]

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Pew Forum: Religion in America

Results of the 2008 survey have been released. One highlight: about 44% of American adults have switched religious affiliation at some point (including those who have switched from one branch of Protestantism to another). I fall into this category, as do several of the participants on this blog. Will our children do the same? I [...]

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Srdja Trifkovic offers an assessment of Kosovo’s independence. The article is entitled Kosovo: A New Day of Infamy for a New Century. Does World War I ring a bell? Ben Franklin quipped that those who who in quarrels interpose, must often wipe a bloody nose. Why has America forgotten this sage advice?

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Remembering the Father

Of our country. First in war, first in peace, first in the hearts of his countryman. A man of prudence, wisdom, and humility. Without his centering presence, the American founding may have been destroyed by factions and radicalism. He was our first and greatest President. Presidents day my foot. Happy Birthday to his Excellency, President [...]

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Kosovo Declares Independence

It still baffles me that one decade ago we were using military force against a historically Christian people trying to hold back the forces of the West’s most dangerous enemy- Islam. Westerners are now cheering the fact that Kosovo has declared its independence from Bosnia. It the 4th of July for Kosovo Muslims. I am [...]

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Review of Hyde’s God With Us

Check it out here.

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