“We do not have the option of sailing to a new world and starting over. We cannot move out of this dilapidated house in order to go build a new one. No, it must be a remodel project. The house is run down, and so we must fix it up. Not only so, but we have to do this while the house is also on fire. And at the same time, many of the other residents like it just the way it is and are fighting us tooth and nail. All this means that we need to have a robust theology of resistance.”
Why Do You Use These Words? | Doug Wilson
Chicks Dig Famous People
Content Cluster [10-30-25]
Prolegomena to the Rest of It : So then, because I was traveling last week, the Cluster was published in a meager state of disarray. Here’s the whole thing. Please accept these craven apologies. An Interesting Way to Start the Morning Jog: Pretty Sweet: A Song I Really Like for Some Reason: And Amen: She …
Ministry in Eastern Europe
Dear Friends, In recent months, I have had the privilege of serving on the executive committee for the Joint Eastern European Project (JEEP). Genuine ministry is always complicated, but when conducted in a time of war, the complexity increases by orders of magnitude. As you might expect, the war in Ukraine has had exactly that …
Who Frogmarches Whom?
Introduction: There have been some interesting doings back there on the East Coast. My friend Nick Solheim gave a speech to the Boston College Republicans. Apparently someone in the upper reaches of ...
Christianity as Prop
“In these disintegrating days, there will be a temptation to appeal to the Lordship of Jesus Christ in order to prop up the western liberal tradition. And if the appeal is to Christ, I’ll take it, just like I think the wino at the soul kitchen ought to pray the prayer.”
The Standard Epistolary Business
Letter to the Editor: You, sir, are a loser at life. That’s a fair-minded statement. Mary Mary, you're telling me! Fair-minded? Are you kidding me? If you knew just ...
Can the Two Walk Together?
“I can get gumbo and grits more easily in New Orleans than I can in Manchester, New Hampshire. The same goes for hearing live zydeco. These represent variations in a common culture. A farmer with a pickup truck in Wisconsin listens to music all the time that sings about red Georgia clay, and this despite the fact that he has never seen any. This is part of the texture of a common culture, and a big part of what makes it so enjoyable to live in a country as big as ours. But abortion represents an alien civilization.”
A Field Guide to Conservatives, as Narrated by David Attenborough
Introduction: So this next chapter by Campbell is kind of long, so I am not going to tackle it all in one go. The territory to be covered this time around will simply be pp. 134-152—that should ...