From ‘Literary Criticism and Postmodernism‘: Sadly, many Christians have succumbed to a Postmodern approach to scripture. You may have been at a Bible study before where it is the custom to go…
From ‘Free Speech and Islam‘: “Classical liberalism, for all its limitations, was at least committed to defending individual freedom against the encroachments of state power. That is, after all, why it was…
From ‘Anti-Discrimination Laws (Part 2)‘ The non sequitur move from “X is wrong” to “X should be illegal” usually hinges on the implicit notion that it is the State’s job to redesign…
From ‘Literary Criticism and Postmodernism‘: Postmodernism has brought us to a position where many academics truly believe that the meaning of a text remains completely inaccessible to the reader. Literary criticism is…
From my article ‘School Deform How Common Core Promotes Cultural Engineering by Killing the Imagination‘ To cultivate learning without cultivating the imagination is to create automatons, for it is through the imagination…
From ‘9 Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me About Parenting Teenagers‘: Over a decade ago when I was struggling with parenting issues, I wrote to a well-known author for advice on…
In my Canterbury Letters, I interacted with a Calvinist who believed that icons were idolatrous, especially when used in worship. During the process of this dialogue I responded to the iconoclastic arguments…
From ‘The Task of Christian Parents is to Show the Loveliness of the Faith‘: “Our apologetics must not be merely intellectual, occupied with the Big Questions of the universe and its origins.…
From ‘Marriage Between Humans and Robots (Part 4)’: “…as new hand-held devices have enabled the internet to become ubiquitous and seamlessly integrated into normal life, what we find is that ordinary life…
From my article ‘The Abstraction of God and the Culture Wars‘: “Overemphasizing the noetic effects of sin and underestimating the reality of common grace has enormous ramifications in how we approach pagan…
Last night I listened to this fascinating debate about justification by Tom Wright and James White. They discuss the ‘New Perspective on Paul’ and the role of synergy in salvation. What came…
From ‘More than Schooling The Perils of Pragmatism in Christian Attitudes Toward the Liberal Arts‘ “The pragmatic approach to the liberal arts sees their value as deriving primarily from specific quantifiable ends,…
