The Occasion for Writing About This: Last week, as we were enjoying another round of "Christ is King" posturing, a thought occurred to me, and so I went ahead and tweeted it. And when I tweet my observations, ...
A Diamond-Studded Turd
Queen of the Persians #3
Introduction: Now if you have been following how this story has unfolded thus far, we have to this point seen that Vashti was likely courageous, that Ahasuerus was feckless and easily manipulated, ...
Two Feather Hobbits
“I don’t mean to pick on English departments today, but if the head of such a department at some soft Christian college has a bumper sticker that says “Not All Who Wander Are Lost,” and the background of the bumper sticker is decorated with stardust, and the driver of this particular Volvo things my language here is intemperate, injudicious, and unbecoming a Christian minister, then what we are actually dealing with is a cowardly refusal to read the situation. And I don’t care if he is published and has tenure. I don’t care if he is a two-feather hobbit.”
Calvinist Problem Passage: What Does It Mean to Fall Away? | Doug Wilson
And That’s How It Happened
As Swift as Anything
“Shall I praise you for this checklist mentality? Wisdom is pursuing you, friend, but you are fleet of foot.”
Content Cluster [05-21-26]
Hey, Christian Kid . . .: A Return to Offensive Christianity: A friend has written what promises to be a good one, and today is the day it releases. You can get a copy here or here. Let’s be honest. You should go get one now. Keep At It, Friend: Three Open Roads, All In …
The Issue Is Actually the Circumference
“We continue to allow our evangelical leaders to represent us with an etiolated ‘gospel-centeredness’ that keeps the gospel at the center of a tiny little box that we store in the innermost recesses of our being.”
AI and the Cream Rising
Introduction: I have already raised the central concern that we should have concerning AI, which is the problem that I have identified as AI-dolatry. AI excels at role-playing and has no scruples ...
Which Is Not a Sign of Advancing Sophistication
“Young people today are routinely tempted by things that their grandfather didn’t find out about until his second year of medical school.”