Disagreeing agreeably seems lost on most in our day and age. Even to use the word “argument” is taken as describing bickering, quarreling, and contention. More
Author Archives: Garrett Ashley Mullet
Husband of one, father of eight. Host of The Garrett Ashley Mullet Show podcast; author of 'And This Is Why We Homeschool.'
Isaiah 3
In the third chapter of Isaiah, we read a number of things which I dare say will never be adequately expressed in Veggie Tales, flannelgraphs, or Illustrated Children’s Bibles.More
Book Review: ‘Lincoln’s Last Trial’ by Dan Abrams and David Fisher
Just having finished up Lincoln’s Last Trial: The Murder Case That Propelled Him to the Presidency by Dan Abrams and David Fisher, I am struck by a couple of things.More
Omnipotent Moral Busybody Announces Vaccine Mandate Plan
As C.S. Lewis once famously put it, “…those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.”More
Trigger Warning on American Founding Documents
The National Archives online catalogue is now putting trigger warnings on America’s founding documents, according to reporting by Emily Zanotti at The Daily Wire.More
Holding Back
The Lord is helping me to realize that curbing my own unnecessary and inappropriate irritation necessitates doing all I can about what is actually my part in all this. More
Popularity Contests
What is regarded as agreed in common changes from day to day. And from one year to the next, popularity ebbs and flows. What then should the Christian make of popularity? More
Greeley, Colorado & Opportunity by Edward Rowland Sill
The Colorado city which would eventually be renamed after Horace Greeley was a mere 11-years-old when Sill wrote about the king’s son picking up the blunt thing.More
Labor Day Weekend
Labor Day Weekend 2021 caps off my first week back after quarantine for my wife’s positive COVID test. And I find myself pensive about nearly a decade in the Oil & Gas industry.More
Roe v. Wade and the United States Supreme Court
What is likely to happen if a 6-3 majority on the U.S. Supreme Court upholds rather than overturning Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 case which legalized abortion?More