If you haven’t seen this very important high-quality video about Bad Analogies the Christian idea of the Trinity, then you are missing out. I present it here for your edification: I remember watching this and feeling challenged to come up with an analogy that doesn’t break some heresy of the Christian church. And I think…
George Floyd and Police Training To Treat Excited Delirium
This is another piece on the continuing series about George Floyd. This piece looks at police training for people with Excited Delirium. As I have already described in previous posts, and as the Complaints against the officers have demonstrated, the officers responding to the call about George Floyd had already called an ambulance before George…
The George Floyd Series
To centralize the pieces I’ve written on George Floyd, Derek Chauvin, the three other officers involved in the arrest, Excited Delirium, the Medical Examiners’ reports, and anything else that might prove worth writing about, I’ve created this post for a central place to link to each of the issues. Feel free to share this link…
Why I Do Not Believe In “Systemic Racism”
Now that I have your attention with that title about issues of race and justice and police and all that, let me ask a question that is on a separate subject: “Do you believe in Epicycles?” If you don’t understand the question, it’s probably because you are not as interested in astronomy as I am….
Evangelical Christianity and Invasion of Postmodernist Political Heresy
This is the third note in what has become a series. The first post dealt with my explanation of the ideological root of Postmodernism in our society. The Second was an explanation of the “What We Believe” second of Black Lives Matter, and how it is invading parts of Christianity. This post gives a bigger…
Christians: Beware of “Black Lives Matter (TM)”
Not long ago, I wrote about the dangers of Postmodernism to both our culture and our faith. Now, I’m going to get very specific and jump right in: Christians, Beware of Black Lives Matter (TM). The Obvious Caveats I put that (TM) in there to remove any ambiguity. Do black lives matter? Of course. Is…
A Suggestion for Policing the Police
This is the fourth piece in a series. It offers a suggestion for holding police accountable for bad acts, as the current system we have does not seem to work. My Previous Reporting and the Current Situation Right now, the nation is reeling and angry after witnessing the death of George Floyd of Minneapolis. Four…
The New Duties of Ordinary Citizens
This piece is the third in a series. This piece is a call to action for Citizens who wish to improve our country in these extraordinary times. The previous pieces were more Christian than this will be, including an identification of the spiritual nature of our moment and the presence of a very dishonest enemy…
New Problems with the New Charges Against the Officers Arresting George Floyd
Complaints have been filed against the other three officers who were involved in the arrest of George Floyd. Like the problems with the charges against Derek Chauvin, there are serious and significant problems with the charges against the newly charged officers. The complaints against these officers are: J. Alexander Kueng Thomas K. Lane Tou Thoa…
An Investigation of the Present Lying Enemy
This is the second post in a series. The last post urged the reader to be strong and courageous and not fear in the midst of these dangerous times. And knowing that we do not wage war against flesh and blood, I’d like to spend this time talking about how to kill the enemy, or…
A Christian Observation of the Current Moment
On May 25, 2020, George Perry Floyd of Minneapolis, MN and Houston, TX died in full view of the nation. A police officer knelt on his neck and head as he cried in pain and eventually stopped moving. The officer who knelt on George Floyd’s neck has been charged with third degree murder and manslaughter,…
A Series For Christians, Citizens, Brothers, and Riots
The last series of mine (here, here, here, here, and here) was perhaps the first time in my life that I have ever been absolutely and completely alone in my opinion about a very important matter. I’ve been alone in some things, but not like that. But from what I can tell from my stats…
