“I am of Scots and Scots-Irish descent . . . For sheer cussedness, there is no finer group anywhere. The gods they worshipped, and then the God they came to worship, along with many centuries of hardscrabble living, created a certain ethos that had specific and great strengths and some pretty crazy weaknesses.”
A Logical System . . .
Worship Drives Culture
“Crimes motivated by racist animosity (in any direction) reveal a pathetic culture, the end result of worshipping pathetic gods.”
Content Cluster Muster [03-16-23]
Open Road, Wide Load: More here. Unbelievable Bloat: And At Times, a Pretty Transparent False Front: A Song I Really Like for Some Reason: Me Neither: Heading Up the Beach: Women Plus: A Point Worth Considering: The Last Intro to the Full Show: Featured Product: Love Not the Vanishing World:This small book is consists of …
Not That Hard Actually
“I take it as a given that any conservative Christian who addresses cultural issues at all is not worth his salt if he does not get himself accused of racism . . . It is therefore important to incur the charge of racism. It is equally important that the charge be a slander and a falsehood.”
Why Fox News Needs to Free Tucker. And Then a Word about the Gospel of Sovereign Grace
Political Diseases, Gospel Solutions: There are some who believe that our political diseases can be healed through bringing them into contact with other, more exotic diseases from other points on the ...
And Makes Them Sad
“Liars hate being caught. It throws them off their rhythm.”
True in Both Directions
“Flannery O’Connor wrote that everything that rises must converge, but this must also be said of everything that is circling the drain.”
Letter Writing Builds Character
Letter to the Editor: Some say that Karl Marx's statement "from each according to his ability, to each according to his needs!" sounds similar to Acts 4:34-35. How do you respond to ...
Theological Jenga & Full Preterism
Introduction: It should be pretty plain from the things I have written on eschatology that I am what is called a partial preterist, and so I don't think I am giving away any secrets here. At ...