“And we should never forget that Christ was convicted on a first table offense. This should give us pause, not because it should never be applied, but rather because of how easy it is to be misapplied.”
Charlie’s Death: Aftermath and Pursuit
Introduction: In the aftermath of the murderous assassination of Charlie Kirk, and in light of the moving memorial of his life this last Sunday, there are a number of things that still need to ...
The Ultimate Point
“Because we are smashmouth incrementalists and not of a mind to share Jerusalem with the Jebusites, we must never forget that our final objective has to remain a total ban on all human abortion.”
Virgins and Volcanoes, p. 80
Sexual Sanity
“Assume with all the cool kids that your grandparents’ sexual mores were infra dig (as the kids say today) and terminally unhip, and the end results will be dottier than a three-day convention of Dalmatian owners.”
Virgins and Volcanoes, p. 78
Reactionaries and Their Discontents
Introduction: In times of turbulent churn, one of the things you can usually anticipate is even more turbulence, especially from young men. Their reactions are often predictable, and therefore rational in one sense, while their selected scapegoat targets, upon which they vent, are often arbitrary and capricious. In other words, you can look at the …
RPM Running Hot
“The people running the world are fools. Now many of them, no doubt, did well on their GREs. The tachometer in their little red convertible of a brain can bounce nicely at the right side of the dial. But that does not change the fact that they are barreling down the wrong road late at night, a dark and stormy night actually, and the bridge right up ahead of them is out. Once they launch the whole red operation off the end of that collapsed bridge, the tachometer, such as it is, becomes largely irrelevant. One does not glance at it anymore. One has somehow lost interest.”
Virgins and Volcanoes, pp. 77-78
Raising Ambitious Sons | Doug Wilson
Knowing What’s Expected
The Absurdity Horizon
“We have now advanced well past the absurdity horizon, the point past which no recovery is possible without resorting to the forces of dark bigotry and reaction.”
Virgins and Volcanoes, p. 75
Content Cluster [09-18-25]
Take That: Glory at the End of Mundane Road: A Song I Really Like for Some Reason: The Downside of Philosophy: HT: Samuel Cherubin: Renato Muccillo Featured Product: In Defense of the Billy Graham Rule:The rule is called by various names. Some call it the Billy Graham Rule, while others call it the Mike Pence …