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Casino Conundrum and Creational Ethics

An HB Classic

by R. Scott Clark on March 26, 2013 | 30 Comments

California voters are being asked to vote on a ballot proposition that would allow larger casinos on the premise that it will generate more tax revenue. It’s being opposed by other gambling interests in and out of state. The folks who oppose . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Life Together, Natural Law | Tagged civil kingdom, gambling, voting | 30 Comments

It’s Not Unusual

by R. Scott Clark on September 2, 2014 | 6 Comments

To borrow from that paragon of 1960s Welsh hipness: It’s not unusual for one generation to doubt the mores (the customs) of the previous generation. What we think of as the “teen culture” rebellion of the 1950s (e.g., Elvis) and 60s (e.g., . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Moral Law, Wisdom | Tagged dancing, film, gambling, God's law, sexuality, theft, wisdom, worldly amusements | 6 Comments

Heidelcast 146: I AM That I AM (14): God’s Sovereign Arrangement Of All Things

by Heidelcast on April 4, 2020 | 2 Comments
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We are continuing our series on the doctrine of God, I Am That I Am. This is part 14 of the series, which begins with Heidelcast episode 123. We could not be addressing a more timely topic: providence. Heidelberg Catechism 27 asks: . . . Continue reading →

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