Why is Evil Easy?
Last week, I finally watched the movie Unplanned. It was an excellent film – although very intense; I wouldn’t recommend watching it on a whim....
Adaptation and the Old Testament
John Gladden I’ve mentioned before the large cemetery next to my house. In the days of COVID-19, when there aren’t just too many places to...
Old Testament Morality – Too Harsh?
I argued in the last post that Old Testament morality, far from being capricious or out of character with the New Testament, in fact enshrines...
The Old Testament Tyrant
“I’ve spoken before about the primary example of Old Testament barbarism,” the professor said. “Recall the story of Abraham being told to kill his only...
Do We Need the Old Testament?
"As long as the gospels are veridical, there’s no need to hold to the veracity of the Old Testament."...
I Can’t “Go Home” – a response to John MacArthur
You may already know what this blog is going to be about. There had to be one. I haven’t written on femininity since August because,...
A tidy genocide
I spent my last post discussing Nazi Germany. I discussed what I suspect is an undercurrent of our repeated emphasis on how evil it was:...
Extremes – Good or Bad?
“The most dangerous person in the world is a true believer.” This was a favorite saying of a history teacher of mine. It always puzzled...
Artificial Intelligence and Abortion
Matter vs Spirit If we start from a man’s character, his spiritual properties, we can understand and even anticipate his mental and physical behavior. If...
Is Birth Control Coverage a Feminist Cause?
I have wondered for a while about the birth control debate. I have heard many, many of my friends say that not covering birth control...