Some of you may have seen that Natalie Greenfield (Ængel Rose) has made a public statement about the controversy between us, in which she states that she has sought my forgiveness, and that I have extended it. Her full statement can be found here. This post is simply to acknowledge what she has said, and …
Male Chauvinism as Feminism in Full Bloom
Introduction: When you make a significant blunder early on, the fact that you have done so can often be hidden from yourself. Your measurement was half an inch off at the bottom, and it wasn't until ...
Some Good News from the Weird World of Stickergate . . .
We have some good news on the Stickergate front that we now in a position to share. Here is a link to an update on the latest developments, which you will get if you click on “read more” at Update #3. And here is that same link to the place where you can contribute to …
Way Out of Control
Black Magic Woman
“Just inside the door, was something that looked like a giant spider, but just for a moment. Andrew blinked and instead there was a beautiful woman, with a red sash and white robe, raven hair, and eyes as black as the knife in his pouch.”
Truth Veneer in a White Oak Pattern
Introduction: Evangelical Christians are nice, and so when they lie it is in the interests of keeping things nice. They therefore have a hard time comprehending those unsavory characters who ...
Just a Little One
“The longer he had been in Greenland, the more he had felt his spirits rising, and the less he feared meeting the dragon. In fact, on some mornings, he was almost looking forward to meeting the dragon. And maybe there was something here for him to fight. Maybe a little dragon for practice.”
Burning Bandages
“Andrew had not gotten much sleep because the gash in his knee was burning like the bandage was on fire.”
Letters and Then Some More Letters
Letter to the Editor: I very much appreciate your descriptions and metaphors of the different categories of evangelicals. But I’m more thankful for your clear vision and your courage to ...
A Grateful Parting from National Review
Introduction: I first subscribed to National Review when I was still in high school. This was probably around 1969, which means that I have been a dutiful subscriber for around 53 years now. I bring this up because I am about to let my subscription lapse, a reality which should come to pass any day …