Introduction: One one occasion the Roman emperor, Julian the Apostate, told the people of Alexandria that they could choose another bishop for themselves, but that Athanasius had to leave Alexandria. Athanasius encouraged his friends by telling them that Julian was “but a little cloud” that was going to soon pass over. And this confidence from …
Fleeing Maimed
“That fiend then failed, and fled the hall maimed,
Wretched, he ran to the realms of death,
That enemy of men.”
A Word of Encouragement for Terrible Times
Introduction: Those who love the Lord, and who love His Word, are confronted every day with the spectacle of a world that seems hellbent. The rebellion against sexual reality is robust and ongoing, ...
Grim Beast
“Grendel’s mother, grim beast, a ghastly dame,
A mother and monster, mourned her loss.
In the dread water, wet doom, she dwelt for centuries”
Better Letters Than Fetters
Letter to the Editor: How is Twitter, Facebook, and so on private companies if they are publicly traded? Would love some insight on this . . . Cortney -- Doug responds: ...
Blessed and Beloved
“Live blessed and beloved. To these bairns of mine
Show compassion, kindness, and concern for their gladness”
Biblical Law as the Foundation of Free Speech. And Also About the Ethics of Migrating to Gab.
Introduction: So let me begin with an interesting juxtaposition of events. Big Tech has been wading through their crowded base of customers, laying about them with truncheons, telling people who have ...
Wyrd Overtook
“But fickle is war, and wasteful, and so wyrd overwhelmed him,
That time when he taunted the terrors of war,
To fight with the Frisians”
A Perennial Problem in the Art World
Gracious in Greeting
“She carried a cup to him, with kindness greeted him,
With gold-wire winding and words that were winsome”