Should Christians ever mock anyone? Let’s talk seriously for a moment on the topic of Christian ridicule, whether it exists, and what it entails if it ever is appropriate.More
Tag Archives: Respect
On the Nature of What Passes for Good Manners
America is divided on seemingly every question of truth and morality. As a result, what is meant by being polite or rude can be relied on to differ as well. 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
A Theory Concerning Cancel Culture
When the training ground for civil discourse has little kids growing up seeing their parents fight and separate because they didn’t know how to work things out, all of society spirals down.More
Let’s Go Brandon and Playing with Language
Hard-working Americans are rightfully sick of being told by the folks with the advanced degrees that it’s raining when Lefties line up to pee on our legs. More
How To Disagree Agreeably
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
Present Yourself to God
We must not confuse flattery for gentleness, or ambiguity for humility. Rather, we must be bold in telling the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help us God. More
How To Contend Without Being Contentious
Whether potential threats to faithful Christian life and thought come from inside or outside the church – how does one go about contending for the faith without being contentious? It is too easy to confront bad attitudes with other bad attitudes. But when we counter falsehoods with other falsehoods, or respond inappropriately to inappropriateness, we…More
Neighborhood Bullies & Their Parents
This past weekend, I had to talk with the parents of two boys in particular who were knocking over my kids’ bikes, then cursing at and threating my sons when an objection was raised.
Let me tell you how we deal with neighborhood bullies and their parents.More
Be Kind Without Compromising
Summary A listener – Ben from Ohio – writes in with the following question: “So, we as Christians are supposed to be kind and helpful and uplifting. How do you go about doing that to a liberal, for example, while also not giving the impression you support their stance or point of views?” To help…More