You don’t have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them.
— Ray Bradbury
I just finished a documentary on the story of Jim Jones and The People’s Temple. The story is one of the most disturbing chapters in American history, one that most people aren’t taught about today. I imagine it’s because, in … Continued
My wife Lauren and I recently got the results back on DNA tests from Ancestry.com, and I have been joking with people I tell this to that it turns out I am 100% white. Joking aside, the results indicate the … Continued
A Story of White Privilege Consider, for a moment, a young white man from a privileged home who goes off to college and joins a fraternity. This young white privileged frat boy begins to wreak havoc. He tweets out videos … Continued
A few weeks ago, popular evangelical preacher, Ravi Zacharias, responded to the much-talked-about Mueller report with the following criticism: If anyone ever thought the Mueller report would bring an end to this constant turmoil in Washington, they were the ultimate … Continued
I was in high school when JK Rowling wrote Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. Perhaps I thought I was too old to read a kid’s book. Or maybe I was too distracted by sports and friends to care about the intense controversy … Continued
With as many jobs as experts say automation will displace in the coming years, what are we going to do with the masses of unskilled labor coming into the U.S. illegally via our southern border with Mexico?
Last week provided a rare moment of clarity in American politics, courtesy of Virginia Governor Ralph Northam (D). Christians who support the Democratic party would do well to take notice. On Wednesday, January 30th, Gov. Northam caused outrage on the … Continued
There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is no male or female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus Galatians 3:28 (ESV) Intersectionality and Christianity In recent years, the American motto e pluribus … Continued
I hazard a guess what the American Psychological Association would say, given their recent release of guidelines concerning ‘traditional masculinity.’
They would probably say my fruitless pursuit of these things out of a desire to be accepted by society as manly is ‘toxic’ and unproductive.
What then should I do?
This is a follow-up to an article I recently wrote about beards. In that article, I alluded to wanting to write about women and long hair. So here I go. Before getting into that, however, I want to clarify something. … Continued