Francisco Franco, like every other dictator, is a controversial figure. Some time ago, as he came up in conversation, it occurred to me that I didn’t know much about the man. Charles Haywood’s article, On Franco, soon came to my attention, which I read with great interest. At the end of it, he asked a […]
Browsing: Leadership
The distinction between a leader and a follower is tiring. The distinction between a leader and his enemies is far more epic
The Iowan Idol Smasher and Christian Political Action
In many circles, Christian Nationalists are easily identified by their stance on blasphemy laws. A man who believes in enforcing them is often considered a Christian Nationalist, regardless of whether he affiliates as such or not. Much of the rhetoric surrounding these laws can just as easily be applied to the destruction of idols. It […]
Cancel Culture: Forced To Choose
In today’s society, there is still much to be understood about “cancel culture” and its implications. Clearly, associations mean something, and Christians ought to be wise about those they partner with. Still, the idea of Christians using cancel culture as a social tool should make all of us wary. The discernment aspect of “canceling” someone […]
Ye Meets The Evangelical Elite
On the 4th of February, 2022, The New York Times published an opinion piece by David Brooks. This article, “The Dissenters Trying to Save Evangelicalism From Itself”, outlined the experiences of multiple evangelical leaders who were “breaking ranks” from the evangelical world. The columnist featured names such as Thabiti Anyabwile, Kristin Kobes Du Mez, Rachael […]
The Sacrificial Shepherd
What is better? For a shepherd to defend his flock, or to hunt the wolves that attack them? The unending question is whether now is the time for offense, or is it for defense? In a boxing match, this question is easily answered. Both. A good boxer must be do both. However, for the shepherd, […]