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Should We Send Our Kids to Public Schools?

Should We Send Our Kids to Public Schools?

It has taken a while for Christians to see public schools in America as an existential threat to their children’s Christian faith. I saw one comment about this topic on Twitter which was the inspiration for this post. The guy said sending your kids to a public school...

Paganism, Telos, and Re-Establishing Christendom

Paganism, Telos, and Re-Establishing Christendom

As Christians, our understanding of the world goes back several thousand years to the creation narrative in Genesis, and God calling Abram out of Ur of the Chaldeans, out from his pagan world to become a people of God. Telos, the Greek word for purpose, is critically...

Culture and Making America Christian Again

Culture and Making America Christian Again

When I started writing my latest book in early 2022, I knew it would be about the Great Awakening happening all around us, and along the way it also became about the re-founding of America. I didn’t realize until a little later into the journey, specifically after I...

Articles on Theology

Private Property: Another (Necessary) Blessing of Christianity

Private Property: Another (Necessary) Blessing of Christianity

In this unique time, to say the least, of an over-hyped pandemic (no doubt about that at this point), work and what it accomplishes, private property, is increasingly being seen for what it is, essential. How perverted is it when government tells us what is essential...

If There Was No Jesus, There Would be No Dignity in Work

If There Was No Jesus, There Would be No Dignity in Work

Given that many Americans are unemployed through no fault of their own, and are chomping at the bit to get back to work, a few thoughts on Christianity and the dignity of work are appropriate. I'm currently reading How Christianity Changed the World by Alvin J....

Articles on Explanatory Power

What does evolution DO? Nothin’!

What does evolution DO? Nothin’!

In a recent conversation with an agnostic, I was consistently amazed by this person's insistence that intimate objects have "purpose." He didn't use the word, but that was what he described. The cell,  he averred, does such and such, and creates this and so, all with...

Jesus’ View of Death Might Not Be What You Think

Jesus’ View of Death Might Not Be What You Think

I wrote in previous posts about how human beings have a visceral revulsion toward death. We hate it. You might be surprised to learn that Jesus hated death too. How do we know? First, Jesus wasn't exactly thrilled to have to be tortured and endure a Roman cross to...

Articles on Culture

Reflections on the Suicide of a Megachurch Pastor

Reflections on the Suicide of a Megachurch Pastor

Life can be so ineffably sad sometimes, and when I recently read about the suicide of a high-profile pastor I couldn't get it out of my mind. It made me angry even as it broke my heart. Commenting on a situation like it is fraught with danger in an age such as ours,...

Anne of Gay Gables

Anne of Gay Gables

The subject of this post may sound vaguely familiar, but with a very postmodern, 21st century twist. Many are familiar with the beloved 1908 novel by Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables.  Netflix has adapted the novel into a series called Anne...

In What Kind of Culture Do 45,000 People a Year Commit Suicide?

In What Kind of Culture Do 45,000 People a Year Commit Suicide?

The statistics tell us that 45,000 people kill themselves in America every year; that is 123 per day! According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (which obviously isn't doing a very good job), for every successful suicide, 25 people try to kill...

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