Author Archives: The Wittenberg Door

Perhaps There’s a Pattern . . .

Posted on May 8, 2013

Here I don’t need to comment on the absurdity of this situation, but does this indicate a pattern of micro-control in the name of “safety?” In almost all of these cases, children are humiliated, embarrassed, and shamed by those who … Continue reading →

Posted in Education, Home Schooling, Human Rights, News, Politics and Public Policy | Tagged Bullying, Early Childhood Education, Education, Home Schooling, Human Rights, News, Politics and Public Policy, Social Planning, Socialism, Zero Tolerance | Leave a comment

American Mass Murder

Posted on May 8, 2013

Kermit Gosnell is arguably America’s worst mass-murderer, not even counting the “legal” murders. He had help from his government. As far as I can tell, MSM has rushed to ignore the action of the Senate.

Posted in Abortion, Human Rights, News, Politics and Public Policy, Pro Life | Tagged Abortion, Human Rights, Kermit Gosnell, News, Obama, Politics and Public Policy, Pro Life, tolerance | Leave a comment

On Being a NonConformist

Posted on May 7, 2013

just like everybody else!

Posted in Human Rights, Politics and Public Policy, Puritan, Reformed, Secularism, Theology | Tagged Free Speech, Human Rights, intolerance, Liberalism, Philosophy, Politics and Public Policy, Same-sex marriage, Theology, tolerance | 1 Comment

The Prodigal

Posted on May 6, 2013

Last week I attend a Charles Simeon Workshop in Mississauga, Ontario. I cannot recommend these workshops enough. The purpose is to make preachers and teachers of the Word better. I won’t go into the details of the workshops–the link in … Continue reading →

Posted in Preaching, Theology, Uncategorized | Tagged Bible, Bible Study, Christianity, Christians, Forgiveness, Jesus Christ, Pharisees, Prodigal Son, Puritan, Theology | Leave a comment

Eugenicists Never Change

Posted on May 6, 2013

Did you know that, although blacks account for only 13.6% of the US population, 34.5% of all abortion-attacks are against black families? More here.

Posted in Abortion, Politics and Public Policy, Pro Life, Secularism | Tagged Abortion, Feminism, Human Rights, Hypocrisy, Politics and Public Policy, Pro Life, Pro-Choice, Sin, Slavery, Social Planning, Socialism | Leave a comment

The New Atheism?

Posted on May 6, 2013

I wonder why atheism is now called “the new atheism.” Is there new evidence, or might it be that the old atheism is simply a failure? When you attempt to prove the existence of non-existnece, the burden of proof gets … Continue reading →

Posted in Apologetics, Atheism, Philosophy, Secularism | Tagged Apologetics, Atheism, Liberalism, new atheism, Philosophy, postmodernism | 5 Comments

I Know Some People Who Understand this Well.

Posted on May 3, 2013

Sadly, many do not. http://www.desiringgod.org/blog/posts/the-real-life-of-the-pro-life-home

Posted in Abortion, Education, Home Schooling, Human Rights, Philosophy, Politics and Public Policy, Pro Life, Puritan, Reformed, Secularism, Theology | Tagged Abortion, Childcare, Christian Education, Early Childhood Education, Feminism, Home Schooling, Human Rights, Politics and Public Policy, Pro Life, Theology | 2 Comments

You Can Change the World in Just Five Easy Steps!

Posted on May 3, 2013

“Taking action is perhaps the wrong word, though, since what is most often necessary is deliberate inaction. For example, if every Christian in America who claimed to be pro-life would simply refuse to vote for any candidate—regardless of party—who supports abortion, … Continue reading →