Theology That Bites Back
Introduction: This will be a really straightforward blog post, with no structural subtleties involved. I want to begin with a proposal for a particular pro-life amendment to the Constitution ...
Let me suppose that you have just about had it with this whole land acknowledgment thing. We do not enjoy the spectacle of the progressive hypocrisy that, over and over, tries to reenact the Land O Lakes butter logo fiasco, in which they got rid of the Indian and kept the land. To be fair, …
Introduction: We have already noted that egalitarianism is a problem in conservative Christian circles, particularly when it comes to the realities of meritocracy that athletic competition forces us ...
The Arborist Got Tired: Need to Play Through: HT: Samuel Cherubin: Clair Hartmann But Let’s Stay in Touch . . .: 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 in …
Introduction: So The Dispatch has expressed a certain level of displeasure with me. I acknowledge at the outset that this apologia for my activities might seem like I am trying to aim my answers ...
Letter to the Editor: I have been reading Reforming Marriage recently with my wife, and you also posted a video discussing "honoring weakness" which has been a help for me. My tendency ...
Introduction: So last week, The Wall Street Journal published an opinion piece by Darryl Hart on Presbyterians and Christian nationalism. The link is here if you want to check it out, and in ...
“A corpse is not partly resurrected, and dead faith is not most of the way there.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 26
