Answering a Question I Get, and other links

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• Answering a Question I Get All the Time: The Places to Start in Studying New Testament Textual Criticism -- “In my judgment, E.F. Hills gives the best and most influential defense of the TR I’ve seen.”
• Barrett Critics Can’t Find a Single Law School Colleague to Oppose Her -- “The letter, published by the progressive group Teacher-Scholar-Activist, was touted by some in the media as a revolt of Barrett’s ‘colleagues,’ but the professors who signed the letter teach subjects such as anthropology and gender studies, not law.”
• Dr. Jo Jorgensen slams presidential debates by America’s ruling cartel -- “”The United States is ruled by a cartel. That cartel is managed by three institutions, the Democratic Party, the Republican Party, and the mainstream media. The mainstream media limits coverage to the Democrats and Republicans. Those two parties then run presidential debates that only include cartel members.
• Emails reveal how Hunter Biden tried to cash in big on behalf of family with Chinese firm -- “His pay was pegged at ‘850’ and the email also noted that ‘Hunter has some office expectations he will elaborate.’”
• How the Biden Campaign Responded to the Hunter Email Story -- “The Biden campaign called a lid for the day shortly after the report’s release. Big Tech spent the rest of it covering for him...”
• Introducing “A Conservative Christian Declaration” -- “The Conservative Christian Declaration assumes traditional Christian and evangelical doctrine, adding important distinctives that we believe have been overlooked in recent years.”
• Four Types of Church Members Who Destroy The Flock -- “As pastors, shepherds, and lay-leaders in a local house church, we must...be...watchful within our members to recognize and lovingly correct those who are walking contrary to the Word of God.”
• Negative Rights vs. Positive Rights, It’s Positively Confusing -- “Negative rights produce mostly positive effects while positive rights can have negative consequences.”
• Oil Field Mysticism -- “Rolff and a group of investors sued the Pearl Oil Company for proceeds and royalties in 1935, claiming the company used his doodlebug to find oil in Rusk County.”
• Owen, John (1616–1683) by Osmund Airy -- “He now became acquainted with Cromwell, who carried him off to Ireland in 1649 as his chaplain, that he might regulate the affairs of Trinity College...”
• Rockwall Once Served As Wedding Capital of Texas -- “In the 1940’s and 1950’s, a marriage license could be obtained at all hours of the night.”
• Smoking-gun email reveals how Hunter Biden introduced Ukrainian businessman to VP dad -- “The blockbuster correspondence — which flies in the face of Joe Biden’s claim that he’s “never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings” — is contained in a massive trove of data recovered from a laptop computer.”
• The Reawakening of the Black Gun-Rights Movement -- “‘I believe that I’m channeling my ancestors,’ says Holmes.”
• What Does the Bible Say about the Role of Government? -- “The above passages are so important because they set forth the New Testament perspective toward secular government.”
• Why Churches Should Excommunicate Longstanding Non-Attenders -- “...it’s best to pursue these non-attenders toward a specific end: removal if they’re attending another gospel-preaching church, restoration if they’re happy to return, and excommunication if they’re either unwilling to attend church anywhere or unable to be found.”