These were my intro comments during the Christian nationalism round table discussion. On the one hand, it is truly admirable when a man knows what his duty is, and simply does it, regardless of whether ...
How Post-Mill Figures into It
A Minister, a Priest, and a Rabbit Went into a Bar
Project Much?
“When the pomos taught us that all truth claims were disguised power grabs, they were telling us more about their purposes than they were actually intending to.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 34
Content Cluster Muster [08-06-26]
Comes From Trying to Impress the Viewing Audience: Beautiful Road, but Maybe Turn Around: HT: Samuel Cherubin: Daniel Gerhartz A Significant Question: A Song I Like for Some Reason: Featured Product: Malthusian Antichrist: Far too many Christians have come to believe that God is tight-fisted. This is the ur-slander against Him, and its widespread acceptance …
Grace Agenda Starts Tomorrow
Just trying to spread the word about a few aspects of this year’s Grace Agenda that you may not have heard about. More details can be found here. The first is an added event tomorrow morning at the ICCU Arena. Canon Press is publishing a “five views” book on Christian nationalism, and four of the …
Did CS Lewis Give Pagans A Pass? | Doug Wilson
And His Name is Jehovah
“Truth is objective, ultimate, absolute, personal, alive, and triune.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 33
As a Gentleman Walks By the Longhouse, Whistling
Introduction: A meme to be discussed, using the pointy end, in the last section . . . In order to discuss the point I wish to make here, we must begin with the realization that feminism is a ...
Augusto-Letters, As It Were
Letter to the Editor: If a sport dominated by lesbians is also dominated by doping, the question to ask is “were they lesbians even before they took the drugs?” Kristina ...
A Vast Repository
“Accepting the authority of natural law in the sense I am describing does not require a nature/grace dualism. That dualism is found in some of the commentaries, but not in the stars. What is nature but one vast repository of grace?“
Concise and to the Point, p. 29