Yes, That’s The Book for Me
Commentary on Benjamin Rush’s Defense of the Use of the Bible as a Schoolbook We used to be a proper […]
A Defense of the Use of the Bible as a Schoolbook
A Letter to Reverend Jeremy Belknap, of Boston Introduction Benjamin Rush (1746-1813) is rarely remembered as an American founder; […]
Your Friendly Neighborhood Christian Nationalist
New Survey Illuminates Little and Misses the Real Story Neighborly Faith has published a new study on Christian nationalism. It […]
The Case For Christian Nationalism: One Year Later
There is more to the story than a simple distaste for nationalism running the halls of evangelicalism.
We’re All Christian Nationalists Now
We can either bury our heads in the sand or we can try to find creative ways to push back.
Knowles Knows
Michael Knowles is Right. Nationalism is Protestant Michael Knowles is right. Nationalism is Protestant. I would add, in this sense, […]
A Sensible Question
Christian Nation v. Christian Influence, Again James Patterson has written a very fine review (“Up from the Liberal Founding”) of […]
The Great Man and Christian History
Commentary on Edward Barnard's election sermon
What is a Holy Commonwealth?
An introduction to Richard Baxter's seminal text is long overdue for Protestants.
Speculation Station
So-called "speculative" theological conclusions are present throughout Reformed doctrine.
