First Female Head for ELCA - Another First in History
August 22, 2013
Feminism celebrates yet another victory with the pro-abortion ELCA that recently elected a female to head the denomination. At what point does a denomination abandon the historic Christian orthodox church? With the present zeitgeist moving towards an anti-Christian worldview and social view, how does the church survive in this post-Christian era? Kevin Swanson points out the schism usually results in both heterodoxy AND disunity. What now? How do we pull this back together?
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Goals 2000. No Child Left Behind. Common Core. The Emperor's New Clothesmakers have come out with yet another cool educational program that is supposed to prop up the empire for another few years. It is yet another attempt to maintain homogenous viewpoints, worldviews, and LCD educational standards for the 94% who attend public schools in this country. Almost all the states have adopted the standards except for Texas, Alaska, Nebraska, and Virginia. But how will it affect homeschoolers?
August 21, 2013
There is one thing that most parties can agree on now. A worldwide depression is inevitable. Each American recession is worst than the last, and each recovery is more paltry than the previous. Kevin Swanson interviews Dennis Peacocke on how to prepare for the breakdown of the socialist state and the debt-based economy we have inherited from men like John Maynard Keynes.
August 20, 2013
The conflict in Egypt is a harbinger of what other nations may expect over the next 50-60 years. Where Christian influence has dissipated, the Muslims and Secularists will resort to revolutions, dictatorships, and wars. But what must Christians do in the meantime? Do we completely abandon the civil sphere? Kevin Swanson interacts with these important geo-political questions on this edition of Generations.
August 19, 2013
A Christian legal defense organization has issued a warning to churches about hosting the Boy Scouts, as opening the churches up to law suits - especially if the church takes a stand against the politically-correct sins of the day. Kevin Swanson introduces another program that Christian families are using - Alert Cadet.org. Given the trajectory set by the national organization, is this the time to leave the Boy Scouts?
August 16, 2013
The New York Times writes approvingly of evangelicals who focus on sprucing up the local public schools without evangelizing anybody. In an attempt to be relevant, Christians generally become the most irrelevant and the least impacting force in society, because they are so consumed with public approval and synthesis. The salt has lost its savor pretty much.
August 15, 2013
Double the percentage of women choose to be childless now as compared to 25 years ago. That is according to a recent front-cover story from Time Magazine. Children are too expensive for the richest people who have ever lived in world history. Short-sighted existentialism gives the modern mind very little to live for, except perhaps their next Caribbean vacation. When the smoke clears on the Western world, who will be left?
August 14, 2013
What are the signs that a gigantic reformation will sweep across the Western world? Kevin Swanson suggests several important catalysts, Then he interviews Rebekah Sheats on her book concerning Pierre Viret, a powerful reformer in Switzerland from the 16th century.
August 13, 2013
The question of Christian Contemporary Music in the church worship service is troubling for many churches that are trying hard to knit the generations in the worship service and maintain some respect a musical heritage from the past. The new crowd rejects the old formalism in church worship, but does that mean they will reject all form? Does God require fear and reverence in His worship, or would He rather stick with informality? Some church attendees might be hesitant to tremble before God in the worship service for fear they may spill their Starbucks Carmel Latte. Kevin Swanson discusses this with controversial topic with musician, Nathan Clark George on this edition of Generations.
August 12, 2013
Atheists protest a homeschooling conference in Texas last week, with Ken Ham speaking there and all. Is homeschooling going to be one of the last vestiges holding out for a biblical ontology/theory of origins? Will homeschooling salvage true science, as modern science paradigm shifts away from the old definitions to something that smacks a little more of alchemy.
August 9, 2013
A recent study determined that church-attenders in America get abortions at roughly the same rate as the general population. Another survey finds that the importance of marriage is dropping among American millennials. No surprise here, after the divorce generation of the 70s, 80s, and 90s raised the last generation. Dave Buehner comments on the feminist agenda as it infects the church and works hard to destroy the American family. Kevin Swanson draws from early church history on abortion, and what to do about church members that get abortions.
August 8, 2013
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