Tag Archives: Torah

Let’s run this past the hive mind

Posted on June 13, 2021 by maradanto

Torah is given to us to show what the character of God is. Gentiles, not having the Torah, still have a law of sorts that tells them how they ought to behave, what counts as fair, what foods they shouldn’t … Continue reading →

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Jumbled thoughts on christocentrism and progressive values

Posted on February 16, 2014 by maradanto

It is the nature of conservatism to hold onto what was, and to resist change; yet the Kingdom of God is an intrusion into the order of things, moving inexorably toward a greater future. Doesn’t that mean that to follow … Continue reading →

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God and conservatism

Posted on February 16, 2014 by maradanto

It is the nature of conservatism to hold onto what was, and to resist change; yet the Kingdom of God is an intrusion into the order of things, moving inexorably toward a greater future. Doesn’t that mean that to follow … Continue reading →

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Christianity and gay rights

Posted on December 20, 2013 by maradanto

Here’s how the narrative works. A prominent conservative Christian says something negative about homosexuality, prompting an outcry from supporters of gay rights who are outraged and shocked that he is saying the same thing 200 other prominent conservative Christians have … Continue reading →

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