The Left in this country is bringing about their own worst nightmare the more, rather than less, they succeed at getting what they thought they wanted.More
Diversity Day at the WEF
The world’s wealthiest underdogs want to stop the little people from driving internal combustion engine vehicles, or heating and electrifying our homes, with affordable fossil fuels. More
Believing the Earth is the Lord’s Relative Natural Resources Management
Where do we suppose all of these material blessings come from which the world is full of, and which we instinctively harvest and utilize as seems good to us?More
There’s a Lion in the Road! There’s a Lion in the Streets!
What implications should Proverbs 26 have for our apprehension, of the trouble in our day, where disengagement with our most basic responsibilities is concerned?More
The Lord’s Prayer for Current Events and Political Engagement
Should the Lord’s Prayer frame the way we think about the news cycle, or engage in political action and discourse? I believe it should, properly understood. More
Miscellaneous Circumstances In Which Men Need to Know They Are Needed
Having recently read ‘It’s Good to Be a Man’ by Michael Foster and Dominic Bnonn Tennant, I have some thoughts to share, as well as some quotes, regarding the premise of this book.More
When Criminality Becomes the Status Quo
Democrats in our government reach rather nuanced conclusions from social media community standards, flags, and even the Bible, yet somehow miss the plain meaning of our Constitution,More
Foppery or Theodicy Relative Biblical Masculinity and Femininity
What is to be gained from pursuing righteousness, as men or women, publicly or privately, so that our Father will reward us, is that in so doing we are actually living out a theodicy.More
Moloch, Deathworks, Negative World, and the Limitations of Decentralized Generative AI
An inheritor of Jim Elliott’s faith may not be stabbed, shot, and clubbed here yet, but he certainly will be told to leave the Mall of America if he wears a Christian t-shirt.More
Why We Ultimately Cannot Help Legislating Morality
I maintain that we cannot help legislating morality. To propose, debate, vote on, enact, enforce, or review laws judicially is, inescapably, a moral exercise. More