Critical Theory offers a false gospel of victimhood and revolution. Learn how this ideology misdiagnoses humanity’s problem — and why Christ alone saves.
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Critical Theory, the End Times, and the Christian Response
A world without truth demands courageous Christians. Discover how Critical Theory reshapes culture — and how Christ calls us to stand firm.
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Glossary: Key Terms for Understanding Critical Theory and the End Times
Confused by new cultural terms? This glossary provides biblical definitions and contrasts, equipping Christians to engage Critical Theory wisely.
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Modern America – Faith, Freedom, and Cultural Shifts
From public prayer to cultural debates, America’s civic faith faces new trials — but the Bible’s legacy still endures.
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Finding the True Self in a Culture of Self-Expression
In a world that tells us to “follow your heart” and “live your truth,” many feel more lost than liberated. This deep-dive explores the rise of expressive individualism—from Rousseau to TikTok—and how…
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Speaking the Truth in Love – Engaging Our Culture Without Compromise
How do we speak truth with love in a hostile culture? This post offers a biblical vision for engaging others without losing conviction or compassion.
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Your Word Is Truth: The Biblical Doctrine of Truth
Jesus prayed, “Sanctify them by the truth; Your Word is truth.” This post examines the biblical doctrine of truth and its theological implications.
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7.8 Billion Truths? Relativism, Expressive Individualism, and the Collapse of Epistemology
What happens when everyone is their own truth source? This post confronts relativism and expressive individualism with biblical epistemology.
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Minimum Viable Truth? A Biblical Response to Epistemological Minimalism
Is there such a thing as just enough truth? This post critiques “epistemological minimalism” through a biblical lens and defends the fullness of God’s truth.
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When ‘Truth’ Becomes a Distraction?
Is truth inconvenient in today’s culture? This post unpacks the dangers of treating truth as a distraction and anchors our thinking in God’s Word.
