Fashionable-Yet-Wicked
I recently read an author who spoke of the outright cheapening of marriage through easy, no-fault divorce (he also mentioned … Continue reading Fashionable-Yet-Wicked
Tag: morality
Arrows of Admonition
“Then Jesus spoke to the crowd and to His disciples, saying, The scribes and the Pharisees have sat down on Moses‘ … Continue reading Arrows of Admonition
Company: Delightful or Disgusting?
The prolific heretic, Richard Baxter correctly observes the pernicious potential of growing too familiar with wicked company: “The like danger … Continue reading Company: Delightful or Disgusting?
Bad Company
More from James Ussher’s A Body Of Divinity: Being the Sum and Substance of the Christian Religion (not a blanket-endorsement … Continue reading Bad Company
Of Chastity and its Branches
From James Ussher’s A Body Of Divinity: Being the Sum and Substance of the Christian Religion (not a blanket-endorsement of … Continue reading Of Chastity and its Branches
Impure Portraiture
Not a blanket-endorsement of R.L. Dabney as a true Christian, but I like these statements he makes about those who … Continue reading Impure Portraiture
Mystical Mitigation?
In a sermon on Romans 9:9-13, a brother in Christ says: “So now I ask again: Why do you think … Continue reading Mystical Mitigation?
Sin Of Tempting
R.L. Dabney makes some observations on Habakkuk 2:15 (not a promotion or endorsement of Dabney as a true Christian, but … Continue reading Sin Of Tempting
Thomas Boston on the seventh commandment
Thomas Boston writes concerning the seventh commandment (not an endorsement of Thomas Boston as a true Christian). Specifically, unclean and … Continue reading Thomas Boston on the seventh commandment
Just Nine Words
Originally appeared as “A Study on Proverbs 31:30” on the now defunct Outside the Camp website around April of 2007: Just … Continue reading Just Nine Words
Agrammatos 