Theology That Bites Back
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 …
Introduction: So The Dispatch has expressed a certain level of displeasure with me. I acknowledge at the outset that this apologia for my activities might seem like I am trying to aim my answers ...
Introduction: So last week, The Wall Street Journal published an opinion piece by Darryl Hart on Presbyterians and Christian nationalism. The link is here if you want to check it out, and in ...
Introduction: The Supreme Court’s failure last week to uphold the president’s executive order on birthright citizenship was genuinely disappointing. At the same time, it should not be an occasion ...
Introduction: We are going to be talking about Nazis in just a bit, but we need to start with something else first. Bear with me. It will all flow together shortly, as when you fold whipped egg whites into the batter for chiffon cake. Something like that, at any rate. One searches for the right …
Introduction: The very newest n-word, like we needed another one, is Nazi. More than a few disillusioned young people have given up on the founding myth of the secular post-war consensus—and ...
The Occasion for Writing About This: Last week, as we were enjoying another round of "Christ is King" posturing, a thought occurred to me, and so I went ahead and tweeted it. And when I tweet my observations, ...
Introduction: So on Monday I was slated to appear on a panel with Piers Morgan and, having done so, I encountered what passes for enlightened discourse these days—you know, in the twilight of our ...
To be frank, this entire interview occurred in the middle of a rather intense fever dream, which is probably the only reason it went as well as it did. Nevertheless, I thought it should be shared. JBN: The first thing, honestly, is that I would like to thank you for agreeing to be interviewed. The …
Introduction: In my book American Milk and Honey (p. 119ff), I presented an argument regarding the covenantal status of the Jews who did not believe in Christ. Following the apostle Paul, as I thought, ...
