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Are You a Christian Nationalist?
Some time back I asked on Twitter if people would call themselves Christian nationalists or not. There were a variety of responses from yes to no to everywhere in between. Here is one representative of the in between. Until there is strong agreement on what it means,...
Why I Disagree with Doug Wilson on Charter Classical Schools
Doug Wilson is not a fan of charter classical schools, to say the least, and I am. It’s an odd form of disagreement because in so many ways I completely agree with him, in an ideal world. Of course, he and others would argue that without agreeing with him, we’ll never...
J.I. Packer: Be More Annoying for Jesus!
Packer didn’t actually say this, but it can be inferred from his amazing little book, The Plan of God. What I took from this book is that the plan of God is so amazing that every human being alive should want to know about it, and how else will they come to know about...
Articles on Theology
The implications of origins part 3 – Lucky Dirt Turns Out to be Not So Lucky After All
In my previous two posts (one and two) I argued that how we understand our origins, where we come from and why we are here, have implications for life that are all encompassing. If we, as Scripture declares, are creatures made in God's image in God's world, then we...
The implications of origins part 2 – Telos in a Baby’s Ear
In my previous post I argued that how we see our origins, where we and this universe comes from, have significant implications for how we see reality and live life, all-encompassing implications, both positive and negative. The reason this is important for keeping our...
The Implications of Origins Part 1: Wealth Lies in the Human Mind Made in God’s Image
In the beginning God created . . . We know this famous passage from Genesis 1, the first words of our Bible. What we often fail to appreciate, unfortunately, is how profound these words are in their implications for all of human existence. How human beings understand...
Articles on Explanatory Power
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Articles on Culture
Maybe Bowie is Looking Down from Heaven
Since Father Time took the great David Bowie, I have read numerous speculations about what might have been the state of his soul. Bowie, the consummate showman and actor, was a very private man, refreshing in the age of instant everything. So there isn't a lot to go...
Revisiting ‘Faithful Presence’: ‘To Change the World,’ Five Years Later
I read James Davison Hunter's "To Change The World" several years ago and thought it was a brilliant analysis of the power of cultural institutions to shape the culture. His strategy for cultural engagement, though, left me puzzled at the time. He called it "faithful...
Those Who Write and Tell The Stories, Control the Culture
I recently wrote a post at The American Culture about how the hot fall TV trend is interracial lesbian relationships. I argued that Hollywood has long had an agenda to normalize homosexual behavior, and because of that many Americans vastly overestimate the gay and...
Articles on Apologetics
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