Psalm 78 teaches us how history must be read. The main question is not simply, “What did our fathers do?” It is, “What did God do, and why?”More
Without Partiality, Without Hatred
Psalm 73 begins not with serene detachment. Not with tidy theological composure. Not with a man reclining in a leather chair, calmly explaining why the wicked only appear to prosper. Asaph begins with a confession.More
God Settles the Solitary in a Home
In light of all these things, the question is not merely whether we believe God settles the solitary in a home.More
Reviewing ‘War on Sacred Grounds’ by Ron E. Hassner
It seems to me as though Hassner is too good at thinking first and foremost about religious conflict as political conflict.More
What Assault Weapons Are, and Why Democrats Want to Ban Them
What the Democrats really want to control is us. Thus they aspire to limit our access to guns, so as to make us more vulnerable targets for their own predations.More
If Anyone Sins In Not Testifying, Though He is a Witness…
Not speaking up when you either are a direct witness in relation to an alleged crime, or else have heard from a direct witness – this is iniquitous, according to the Lord.More
Who That Naked Guy Was When They Arrested Jesus
Have you ever noticed a passing detail in Mark’s gospel, during the account of the arrest in Gethsemane, of a certain young man who was in the vicinity wearing nothing but a sheet? More
Unequal Weights and Measures, and the Prosecution of Donald Trump
At least when we hear some ugly rumor about Trump it might be just that, a rumor, and nothing more. The Democrats, on the other hand, revel in the daytime, and have forgotten how to blush.More
The Best History of Western Civilization I’ve Read Yet
In short, ‘Dominion’ is the kind of holistic approach we need when coming to the question of what went into building what we should recognize as Western thought and civilization.More
Why Reading Old Books Is Important, Featuring Bobby McPherson and Joseph Crampton
My colleagues at The Reformed Conservative, as well as In Gladii Veritas fellows, Bobby McPherson and Joseph Crampton join me to discuss old books, and why we should read them.More