September 11 Remembered

Nineteen years ago today, the USA was attacked by those who hate both the United States and Israel. The Islamists who killed around 3000 souls hoped to do much more damage.  They are still enemies today and they do not stand alone as recent events within the United...

Conference ’20 (sep 16 & 17) Instructions

We are pleased to announce the details for our upcoming virtual Council on Dispensational Hermeneutics via Zoom.  The dates for the Council meeting are Wednesday, September 16 and Thursday, September 17. We start at 8 AM EST on Wednesday and end on Thursday...

UpDATE ON THE ’20 CONFERENCE

The posted schedule for the 2020 Council is tentative. We are paying attention to government regulations and quarantines relative to the COVID-19 virus. A meeting with the conference center is scheduled on July 16 to assess whether we can go ahead with the conference....

How easy is it to draw a line?

Jerry Falwell, a traditional dispensationalist, was famous for his involvement in agitating for righteousness in the political and social arena. Originally he rejected such involvement but changed his mind when Roe v Wade was handed down allowing millions of unborn...

The Bible and Civil Liberties

In the call for papers for our upcoming Council, we did not mention the topic of civil liberties explicitly.  However, it is one that is implied in some of the other topics mentioned: forms of government, economic views, cultural interaction, etc. Classical Roman...

The Bible and Economic Systems

Related to the question of forms of government, we can ask if the Bible sanctions any particular form of economics.  For example, it does seem that the Bible supports the notion of private property.  The current debate in the West between socialists and capitalists...
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