The Anatomy of a Steer
Don't Get Steered
The End of “The End of Protestant Retrieval”
A Response to John Ehrett on Protestant Retrieval
Everyman’s Guide to Protestant Political Thought
A Crash Course in Historic Reformed Political Discourse
The Three Worlds and the Tao
Negative World Rejects an Ordered Cosmos
Of Empathy and Monsters
Teach your sons to honor women as the weaker vessel. Teach your daughters to resist the manipulations of flatterers.
Empathy, Feminism, and the Church
The relevant application is that the empathetic sex is ill-suited to the ministerial office.
On Satire, Moods, and What We’re Known For
A Response to Kevin DeYoung One of the reasons I’ve long appreciated Kevin DeYoung is that he and I both […]
Brothers, Don’t Be Steered
The world will frequently seek to co-opt God’s standards by maximizing their offense at certain sins while completely ignoring other sins.
The Myth of “Liberal, Secular America”
People in political society cannot help but make judgments about what is good, and seek ways to make sure those things are done in common.
The Tao in America
Cultural Christianity never saved anyone, and to the degree that it covered over sin and wickedness, God hated it, and we ought to condemn it. But cultural Christianity, however imperfect, was and is a manifestation of the Tao. In that sense, it tills the soil to prepare it for the seed. As Lewis said, it gives us something to work on and to work with. It teaches us through laws and customs and cultural practices the reality of the Tao, of God’s moral order. So, cultural Christianity never saved anyone, but it did give many a sense of sin and guilt, which prepared them for the good news of Jesus.
