Tag Archives: D. James Kennedy

Hate the Sin–Love the Sinner

Posted on April 23, 2012 by Karen Gushta

Can you recall the last time you heard someone use the term “sodomite” in ordinary conversation? Probably not. That term and the term “sodomy” have virtually disappeared from the American lexicon. Along with the words, any remembrance of their origin … Continue reading →

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Meet the Founder of America

Posted on October 27, 2011 by admin

Reformation scholar John Calvin By Dr. D. James Kennedy We all know that Luther started the Protestant Reformation in Germany. And you may know that John Knox was the most significant reformer in Scotland, but who was John Calvin? We … Continue reading →

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“Dominionism”: Sham Charge Reserved for Christian Social Conservatives

Posted on August 24, 2011 by John Aman

There she goes again. Michelle Goldberg has written a lot about the alleged dangers to democracy posed by the crypto-proto-totalitarians who gather inside America’s evangelical churches week by week. (You know, the kind of people who close emails with “God … Continue reading →