A little levity . . . Since 1975 several more splits have happened with the most recent occurring this past weekend, when a dispute arose amongst the members of Second Street First Ninth Westminster Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church over the issue of the observance of the Lord’s Day. The issue in question was whether or ...
Lately I’ve been doing a lot of self-reflecting and second-guessing. I imagine that just comes with the territory of unrealized desires coupled with major changes in one’s life (more on that in the future). I admit that it can become quite difficult to turn away from the voice within that continually tells you that you ...
On redeeming culture . . . The liberal arts and sciences have descended to us from the heathen. We are, indeed, compelled to acknowledge that we have received astronomy, and the other parts of philosophy, medicine, and the order of the civil government, from them. Nor is it to be doubted that God has thus ...
Timothy Rogers, Trouble of Mind and the Disease of Melancholy, p. 172: Man is the most noble creature, and the most dignified in all this lower world; and God has appointed the lower creatures to minister to his use and his delight. As one has observed, the air is his aviary, the sea and rivers ...