Bill Pratt | August 15, 2009
Post Author: Bill Pratt Part 1 of this post discussed the use of Internet sites to help parents decide whether a movie is appropriate. Today, we talk about how we know something is inappropriate. There are at least two kinds of appropriateness, which I think a lot of parents miss. First, there is age appropriateness. [...]
Category: Morality, Profanity |
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Tags: Children and movies, Christianity, God, movie ratings, movies, Phil 4:8
Bill Pratt | February 5, 2009
According to an August 2008 poll by Barna Group, they are both far more likely than conservatives and evangelical Christians to engage in behaviors such as unmarried sex, viewing pornography, lying, getting drunk, and gossipping. These results, sadly, are not surprising to me, as previous poll data and personal experience have proven these facts true over [...]
Category: Atheism, General Apologetics, Morality, Profanity |
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Tags: Atheism, Barna Group, Christianity, conservatives, drunk, ethics, evangelical, gossip, Jesus Christ, liberal, Morality, pornography, sex
Bill Pratt | November 27, 2008
Every thing that God prohibits in the Bible reflects his nature and therefore has some good reason behind it. But using bad language, or cursing, is one of those prohibitions that most of us completely ignore. Almost everyone curses. We swear when we’re angry. We swear when we’re really happy. We swear when we tell jokes. [...]
Category: Profanity |
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Tags: apologetics, bad language, cursing, Profanity, swearing