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Caldron PoolAugust 18, 2018

Princeton University professor says, sex with dogs is harmless: ‘I know women who say it pleases them.’
He also refuses to call sex with children wrong: 'the issue is whether it harms the ten year old.'

Video has resurfaced, thanks to Mark Powell at The Spectator, of Professor Peter Singer, moral philosopher and ethicist from Princeton University, suggesting sex between...

Caldron PoolAugust 16, 2018

U.S. Army base sees more than 1,800 soldiers turn to Christ in less than six months.
'The current spiritual awakening at Fort Leonard Wood is indicative of a great move of God taking place within the Armed Services today.'

A U.S. Army base in Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri has seen more than 1,800 soldiers come to faith in Jesus Christ in less than...

Caldron PoolAugust 16, 2018

Church forced to remove Christian teachings from its website.
Who would have thought? Scripture teachers were potentially teaching Scripture during Scripture lessons!

The NSW Department of Education has reportedly forced a church to remove a biblical definition of sin from its website. Fellowship Baptist Church in...

Ben DavisAugust 6, 2018August 6, 2018

All cultures are not equal, neither are all religions.

If you reject cultural relativism, you should reject philosophical and religious relativism too. You’d think that would be common sense, but surprisingly it’s not...

Peter BarnesJuly 31, 2018August 5, 2018

The Attractiveness of Sin
'We are rarely tempted to commit absolute evil in any bald sense. Rather, Satan comes to us as an angel of light...'

One of the most startling insights into sin and the nature of this world comes from the French Jewish philosopher, Simone Weil, who died...

Ben DavisJuly 24, 2018July 24, 2018

Agnostic historian says, ‘I changed my mind about Christianity.’
Paul's letters are the 'most influential, most impactful, most revolutionary writings that have emerged...'

Agnostic historian and author Tom Holland initially believed Christianity ushered in "an age of superstition and credulity." It's a commonly held notion among non-Christians...