A surprise for somebody . . . Letter to the Editor: What advice do you have on helping kids and teenagers manage their emotions (feeling overwhelmed when things don’t go as planned ...
Missives on the Cusp of May
Rightly Ordered Hatred
“The shepherd must hate the wolves because he loves the sheep. If he hates the wolves because he loves to hate, then he is a wolf himself.”
No Such Thing as Bad Words, p. 75
The Goyim, the Gayim, and These Our Demented Times
Introduction: So it appears that Israel will be throwing a huge sodomy bash at the Dead Sea, near the site of the lately-departed Sodom and Gomorrah, thus setting forth a grim exemplar of insolence ...
License, Legalism, and Liberty in Between
Introduction: By the grace of God, we have seen a genuine Christian community grow up in our midst over the years. We have wanted to be a Bible people, which means Christian liberty on issues like ...
Priorities
“Righteousness is more important than victory, and victory will only come to those who care about righteousness more than victory.”
No Such Thing as Bad Words, p. 74
Parenting Future Women? | Doug Wilson
Always the Keyboardist . . .
All the Rest of It
“No reformation worth having was ever accomplished to the sound of polite applause in the background. There will be smoke, and thunder, and yelling, and all the rest of it.”
No Such Thing as Bad Words, p. 73
Content Cluster [04-23-26]
Someone’s In For a Surprise Later On: In Which I Serve a Short Stint on Piers Morgan: Our segment starts around 16:15, and it got a little festive . . . And here is another interview I had with Vox. Great One: Getting By With a Little Help from My Friends: And here is a …
Merry and Terrible
“We may fight with abandon because we are not abandoned. Fatalistic warriors can be grim and fell, but never merry.”
No Such Thing as Bad Words, p. 71