(cul•ture) n. The arts, beliefs, customs, institutions, and other products of human work and thought considered as a unit, especially with regard to a particular time or social group.
It seems collectivizing the gender debate is the route being taken in Christian circles. Collectivism is the ideology that groups matter over against individuals. They assert that communities, or groups, are more basic to society since individuals depend on them....
Two prominent authors are influencing Reformed Christian women now on so-called "self care." One author describes self-care as a form of self-idolatry. For her, the remedy is repenting and turning to individual obedience to the Bible. Another author describes...
Challenging Our Paradigms of Fictional Literature Why Fictional Literature Should Be Taken More Seriously Among Christian Libertarians Guest post by J. L. Pattison “There is a time for stories, and there is a time for rational arguments, and the skill we need lies in...
https://youtu.be/0XDYdZSkJ8Y I just finished watching The Glorias, a biopic about feminist Gloria Steinem. It was interesting and well-produced - I'm assuming it's historically accurate, I don't really know. The reason why "The Glorias" is plural - according to the...
In case you don’t already know, Aimee Byrd was recently “graciously exited” from the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals shortly after the publication of her latest book, Recovering From Biblical Manhood and Womanhood. Her contributions included articles for...
This is an exact copy of what my monthly subscribers received this morning for the June Review. I'm offering you a glimpse in case you're interested in becoming an email subscriber. Each month I offer updates on what I'm working and include an unpublished article....
How do I work from home and homeschool my kids? Facebook Livestream How do I work from and homeschool my kids? Working from home is nothing like working in the office. And when you have kids around, requiring your attention, it can become stressful. To cope with this,...
In his review of Rachel Green Miller’s book, Beyond Authority and Submission, Mark Jones offers a critical review suggesting that her motives are good but that she misses the mark. You can read my extended review of Miller’s book here. I don’t know anything about...
We get terms confused: rights, liberty, responsibility… and in getting them confused we often misuse or misapply them. We call things rights because we have a need, or a want, for them, or a liberty because we don’t want to concern ourselves with others. We call...
I was interviewed by the Libertarian Christian Institute today and we discussed the polarizing topic of abortion. In it, I expressed briefly why I believed abortion is so emotionally charged and compared abortion, mass shootings, and vaccinations to each other. Here...