So I think that the time has come to talk a little bit about an open secret. The secret is that liberals (and the moderates who admire them) don’t like dialog very much. They talk about it incessantly, sure, but they like all the questions aspiring to a place in the dialog to be … [Read more...]
The Content Cluster Muster (06.21.18)
Kirkers Read Podcast... In this first episode of the #KirkersRead podcast, @douglaswils discusses philosophy of translation styles. He also offers some very practical advice and insight on what your strategy should be for daily Bible reading.https://t.co/59JOG9pFzr — Christ … [Read more...]
Hey, Fancy Boy
Introduction So the Revoice conference continues to be a thing that Christians differ about. But before everyone rushes to the “agree to disagree” mode that we all know and love so well, let me sketch the nature of this basic disagreement. Some Christians think that obvious … [Read more...]
And So She Wrote a Letter to Mablog Instead
Goldbergian Thoughts On Goldberg: Not surprisingly, this is perhaps one of the more engaging and edge-of-the-seat kind of reading I've ever laid eyes upon. Throughout your critique, I see your love and respect for the man while taking him—kindly—behind the woodshed, not for a … [Read more...]
Jonah Goldberg: Unwitting Foe of “the Miracle”
Introduction: As I have said on more than one occasion, Jonah Goldberg is one of my favorite writers and commentators. This book (Suicide of the West: How the Rebirth of Tribalism, Populism, Nationalism, and Identity Politics is Destroying American Democracy) has done nothing to … [Read more...]
Calvinism 4.0/Man as Fallen
Introduction: The nature of the problem dictates whether or not there can even be a solution, and if so, what that solution might be. Among evangelical Christians, the nature of the “problem” that salvation solves can be described in two basic ways. Either man is sick in his … [Read more...]
No Such Thing as an Uninterpreted Fact
“Narrative accounts about how the world works are worldview accounts. Narratival worldview accounts depend on their underlying religious assumptions . . . When we step out into the world of ‘how a bill becomes a law,’ ‘how a cow becomes a hot dog,’ and ‘how Monsanto became the … [Read more...]
Too Dark?
Soundtrack of Our Lives
“When housewives want to blow through cleaning the kitchen and two bathrooms, what is needed is some Dwight Yoakam, or Fleetwood Mac, or Asleep at the Wheel, turned up to eleven, and not, say, some 17th century music for five recorders, including two of the big ones” (Confessions … [Read more...]
The Content Cluster Muster (06.14.18)
Register for the Called Conference REGISTER HERE Not All Roads Have the Same View . . . More here. My latest book will help you learn how to wrangle the kiddos Attention friends! @douglaswils' "Why Children Matter" is now available for pre-order! Buy … [Read more...]
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