The Problem With Categories

As we engage in political discourse among our own camps, we find ourselves automatically shifting from one category to another. A hearty discussion on “political power” would be incredibly productive among Right-wing friends who understand the nature and purpose of such a thing. Outside of these like-minded friends, the discussion devolves very quickly. The Right […]

Lies, Narratives, and Selling Your Children’s Graves

Transgenderism is an incredibly violent phenomenon. Genital mutilation is labeled “gender-affirming care,” while the mainstream media constantly attempts to frame resistance to anti-trans legislation as a matter of “survival.” From self-harm to self-deception, the transgender community is plagued by depravity and violence. Yet every step of the way, the Biden administration has sought to hamper […]

Musings on the Dilemma of Testimonies

Traditions are outward expressions of worldview and are vital to preserving culture and civilization. It is not a stretch to say that without them, there are no roots; no moor anchoring us to our fundamental beliefs. In short, there is no established core, and we can shape (in the case of our faith) Christianity into […]

The Unconscionable Life

Elijah woke from his slumber, his morning alarm ringing in his ears. It was Wednesday morning, and the man briefly contemplated the cost of calling off work today before deciding to rise out of bed. His family needed him, after all. Elijah reached out to the nightstand and turned the alarm off on his iPhone. […]

Machen vs Horton – Christian Nationalism

John Gresham Machen was a genius. His book, “Christianity and Liberalism,” contained such keen insights that it holds painfully true today. Machen was able to analyze and dismantle everything that made liberalism tick, leaving no room for anything other than Christianity. Yet it seems that some of his assessments, particularly as they relate to the […]

Biblical Critical Theory: [Review]

To start, I want to acknowledge the two groups of people who may be reading this review. In the first group, I am sure quite a few people have automatically dismissed this book based on the subject. In the second group, I am also quite sure that some people saw the name Tim Keller on […]