Theology That Bites Back
Introduction: As you all know, or should know, this is the second in a series of four lectures. The first was entitled An Inescapable Burden of Glory, and addressed the necessity that God has placed upon all of us—that of seeking glory somehow, somewhere. The obedient look for it precisely where He told us to …
“The demand for absolute tolerance is a transitional move, designed and intended to break down the old norms. The demand for absolute tolerance does not and cannot countenance sacrilege toward the new norms. This is why the devotees of the new tolerance are the most fiercely intolerant people on the planet. They tolerate transgression of …
“This is how our learned leaders have managed the process so far, in four easy steps. 1. There is no fight. 2. There might come a time when we might have to fight. 3. It’s too soon to fight. 4. It’s too late to fight . . . We are here because our respected evangelical …
“Woe to the chump who dares resist the absolute demands of our new sexual dhimmitude” (Same Sex Mirage, p. 155).
“We got the whole world but lost our soul, which Jesus once identified as a poor bargain. We got the highest standard of living in the history of the planet, which just turned out to be the milky product of Mammon’s millions of teats, expressly designed to suckle a generation of well-fed whiners. ‘And he …
Introduction: H.L. Mencken once suggested a shrewd educational reform that has somehow not caught on. He said that there was nothing wrong with our current education establishment that could not be fixed by burning all the schools, and hanging all the teachers. Now some might want to dismiss this as an extreme measure, but visionaries …
“The mere fact of a homo-tsunami is not an argument. Yes, it is quite true that we are replacing the old way of thinking about same-sex mirage with a new way of feeling about same-sex mirage. But the change is not just a rejection of the paradigm of a man and a woman in bed, …
No Nuance November There was another post about the upcoming “No Holds November.” Just wanted to drop a quick note saying I’m looking forward to it. The upcoming month reminds of another thing you said, trying to explain why you thought people liked to read your blog: “I will state it simply first, and then …
