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
Tag Archives: Public Discourse
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
Tim Keller, Back to the Future, and Disingenuous Calls for Unity
Free speech to the Left, inside and outside the American Church, means that they are free to say what they will, and anyone who says otherwise is being divisive and should be silenced.More
Big Tech Has Been Picking the Winners and Losers of My Generation
Big Tech has been picking winners and losers for a generation now – more specifically, for my generation that came into young adulthood of our 20’s and 30’s during the Internet Age. More
On Elon Musk Joining the Twitter Board of Directors
Radical Leftists at Twitter may be sick to their stomachs. Many will doubtless stage walkouts and strikes, and some may even resign. To that I say, ‘Good riddance.’ More
Concerning Hate Speech and Twitter Suspending the Babylon Bee
Once again we see how the Left calls “hate speech” that kind of talk which they hate. And when they can’t rebut the logic and irony, they resort to cancellation.More
Teleological Considerations of Rogan and The Rock and Stelter
Good science requires finite creatures share information with one another, open to challenging and being challenged regarding both facts and any conclusions drawn from them.More
Inevitable Marxism and the Elon Musk Babylon Bee Interview
The point is not to hitch our hope-wagon to the horse of South African billionaires. The point is that men like Musk see in Christians a bulwark for civilization against Wokism.More
Doug Wilson and John Piper
For all that we bemoan the frenetic way debates are handled in modern American society, the antidote to the chaos may be this sort of long-form dialog.More