Letter to the Editor: How would you define “your people”? Kinists want to define their people based on skin tone. They tend to use the verses you cited to support the idea that skin tone ...
We Needed Letters, and Lo, They Came
When Diversity Vaporizes
“Trinitarian culture is attacked from one side for its diversity, and from the other for its monolithic unity. Currently, the most immediate assault is being made under the banner of diversity and randomness.”
The Cultural Mind, p. 73
Christian Nationalism and Other Things That Skeerded Us Real Bad
Introduction: If you are an evangelical, you believe that Christ gave us the task of proclaiming the gospel of Christ to others, in the hope of persuading them to repent of their sins and believe the ...
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Which Explains Our Current Plight
“No society can survive if none of her wise men can give one good reason why she should. No civilization can last if her philosophers thinks she shouldn’t.”
The Cultural Mind, p. 70
Compared to What?
Dear Darla, Now there are some strategic and tactical implications of what I wrote in my last few letters. It is time for us to game some of this out. Let’s get practical—or a bit more practical in your thinking, at any rate. You are in your mid-twenties now, and so you may have noticed …
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When Letters Float Down from the Sky Like Ash After Fireworks
Letter to the Editor: Love the liberty catechism. Could you suggest some further reading for parents to supplement the catechism, other than Slaying Leviathan (since I already read ...
That’s the Ticket
A Liberty Catechism
Below I have arranged 52 questions on the nature of liberty as biblically understood. If parents work through these questions with their children, memorizing one a week, by the end of that year, their children may serve as something of a bright spot on our otherwise dark horizon. I am crowd sourcing editorial suggestions on …
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Power Softens
“The ‘orthodoxy’ of today is epitomized by evolutionary relativistic sixties radicals who are now university presidents with cushy salaries. It must be said that at least some Christians outside now have an increasingly lean and hungry look. What happened to us a century ago is happening to them now.”
The Cultural Mind, p. 68
Not Surprised
