Don’t try this at home, kids. But it all ends up happy in the end when the whole lot take their vows. And I think we could all learn a thing or two here about good manners.More
Just Like Elections, Ideas Have Consequences
In sum, ideas have consequences. Elections have consequences because ideas have consequences. And ideas are upstream of elections. More
Afghanistan Reconquered by the Taliban
The reason our ruling class thought Afghanistan could become a moderate, Pro-Western democracy is the same reason they opposed the populist policies of President Trump. More
JD Hall and Discernment Blogs feat. Micah Hershberger
Tune in as we separate fact from fiction and distinguish the good from the bad and the ugly in the sphere of apologetics and self-proclaimed Christian polemicists.More
Loudoun County School Board Meeting Fireworks
A Loudoun County, Virginia school board meeting made headlines Tuesday, August 10th over proposals regarding CRT, transgender pronouns, mask mandates, and vaccines.More
Regarding J.D. Hall as a Mad Dog
When the guard dog either cannot or will not distinguish between the wolves and the sheep, and might as soon bite your guests and family as defend them from the wolves, that sort of guard dog is more of a liability than an asset. More
Book Review: ‘A Holy Baptism of Fire and Blood’ by James P. Byrd
As President Lincoln said in his Second Inaugural Address, men on both sides of the Civil War “read the same Bible and pray to the same God, and each invokes His aid against the other.”More
Risks and Rewards in Extemporaneous Thought
Speaking off the cuff is risky business. But then it is also a potentially rewarding business to learn how to do it well, because it has more of a believable quality to it.More
Theology and Politics in Raya and the Last Dragon
Raya and the Last Dragon is a beautiful film. However, the danger may be the greater for how susceptible we are to being distracted by the shiny object.More
Book Review: ‘What Is Marriage – Man and Woman, A Defense’ by Sherif Girgis, Ryan T. Anderson, and Robert P. George
Once upon a time, “the right side of history” was the side where marriage was defined as a man and a woman committed to one another for life. More