Scribenda: Writing Contest The fellows over at Roman Roads Media have a writing contest going on for high school students. The winning essay answering the question "Why do we love superheroes?" will be featured in the 2017 issue of Digressio, and receive a $100 Amazon gift … [Read more...]

Enroll the Young 'uns We are quite fortunate to have a bevy of educational resources which are being produced in our community. As the school year is about to begin, here is one that those of you in other areas of the world can make use … [Read more...]

Jemima Puddleduck in Latin, Natcherly If you are one of those Philistines who have never yearned for Peter Rabbit to be rendered into a top drawer Latin version, then there is not much we have to talk about. But if you are among those who have been longing for the day that has … [Read more...]

And now, to blow your mind... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzcTgrxMzZk Babylon, Not Athens I take issue with a few things here and there, but there are some fantastic observations here from The Gospel Coalition Aussie-Division. Littlejohn on Leithart As … [Read more...]

Dangerous Women & Sexual Apologetics The sessions from GraceAgenda 2016's pre-conference seminars are now available over at ChristKirk.com! Do It Yourself! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kmmgx_jPlKI Highly Commended Brad Littlejohn is to … [Read more...]

Wordsmithy: Workshop for Writers Registration is now open for this year's Wordsmithy conference! We are very excited to have Peter Hitchens join us. REGISTER HERE Post-College: Life Hacks for Christians Conference Collegiate Reformed Fellowship is a ministry of … [Read more...]

Loving Brothers in Error From Pastor Toby, very good observations here! Here's an excerpt: Given the harsh world around us full of violence and terror and murder, the Church is called to be a massively different kind of place. We have the blood of Jesus that is for the … [Read more...]

The Trinity and Narrow Gauge Complementarianism If you are following the current debate on the Trinity -- and why wouldn't you be? -- I would also encourage you to throw this in the mix. Part of our problem is that we are debating a very narrow gauge complementarianism, as … [Read more...]

Socialism's Lonely Eden Chad Ashby deals with the edenic longing that–though distorted–is hidden away in the socialist worldview. Many good observations are made here, although I would want to take it a few steps further. I don't believe that socialism deals ineffectually with … [Read more...]

So What's This About? Lord willing, and the crik don't rise, I hope that this will be a new weekly feature here at Mablog. At lot is going on around here, and it is sometimes easy to assume that everyone knows about what everyone actually does not know about. So everything else … [Read more...]