“We are often tempted to say that some things are supernatural simply because we do not know how far nature actually goes.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 43
“We are often tempted to say that some things are supernatural simply because we do not know how far nature actually goes.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 43
Letter to the Editor: I’m interested in your practical advice for husbands on handling disagreement with their wives. How can a husband firmly disagree, correct, or push back on something ...
“What holy word does God speak into a sinful religious world? He says not to bow down before an image in religious devotion.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 40
Dear Tyler, It was good to meet you at the wedding last weekend, and thank you for the follow-up email. It really filled out the details of your situation. I am glad that your cousin Jill is doing well, and it is ironic that you are facing a comparable situation, only with the sexes reversed. …
Introduction: Before defining the boundaries of the American tribe, the American ethnos, we must first decide if there is even anything there to be defined. Is there such a thing as an American, or ...
My comments at the Grace Agenda pre-func men’s conference. Introduction: One of the downsides of our failure to recognize that secularism functions as a religion is that as a consequence we fail to recognize that secularism as a system gives birth to certain values that are in fact religious values. One such value would be …
“The inconsistent Christian writes articles for academic journals explaining how it turns out that the Scriptures, rightly understood, were all along saying just what the latest breeze from off the Zeitgeist Bay would seem to indicate they ought to have been saying.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 35

“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
“Truth is objective, ultimate, absolute, personal, alive, and triune.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 33