Ronnie W. Rogers, “Taking every thought captive…”

Recently, I was asked what the Bible says about public nudity. As you well know, many believe that the taboo of public nudity is merely social, and that apart from societal mores, there is nothing immoral about public nudity. What does the Bible say?

First let me be clear. I draw a distinction between task nudity and social or sexual nudity. Task nudity refers to a person being nude for such things as taking a shower at the gym. Therefore, this article does not refer to task nudity but rather whether it is moral to be nude in public, in mixed company other than with one’s spouse, and/or for the purpose of being nude, disrobed etc., for either sexual or social nudity. (more…)

This is my last individual article concerning my views on salvation and Calvinism.  The next  article will include all of the articles that I have written along with a table of contents and an introduction.  You will be able to find the article that you are searching for rather easily. (more…)

Recently, Page Lynn presented a paper on the environment in The Ethics Round Table. From which, I suggested four guidelines to The Round Table to assist us in thinking and acting christianly about environmental issues and our involvement. Following are those four suggestions. For a fuller discussion of this issue I recommend Cornwall Alliance web site, or sign up for the Round Table next year. (more…)

One of the weakest links in Calvinism is the teaching that Christ died only for the elect.  The Scripture seems lucidly clear in proclaiming that Christ died for everyone who is lost–the world, which reality has caused many to wear the label “four point Calvinsit”.  Here are my thoughts on what the Bible teaches concerning whom Christ died for. (more…)