Uncategorized Victimhood, Empathy, and the Invention of New Villains 1 Jan 20221 Jan 2022 Mark Pellegrino is an actor best know for playing the bad guy. Among many other villainous roles, he's played the abusive ex-husband (Dexter), the vaguely supernatural entity responsible for a…
Uncategorized Review: Jesus and John Wayne 1 Jan 20213 Jan 2021 JESUS AND John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a faith and fractured a nation by Kristin Kobes Du Mez "Kristin Du Mez is a radical feminist." This was a fellow…
Uncategorized Sep 2020 Annotated Reading List 8 Oct 20208 Oct 2020 Reading is a joy. Below is a list of the books I was able to complete in the month of September, which I'm finally getting around to annotate. Hopefully one…
Uncategorized Aug 2020 Annotated Reading List 2 Sep 20208 Oct 2020 Institia Dei: A History of the Christian Doctrine of Justification (Alister McGrath) This book is the definitive (if scholars may use that word) resource on how justification has been understood…
Uncategorized Masks: A Case Study in Moral Hierarchy 21 Jul 202017 Jul 2020 Josh Gelatt is the lead pastor at Cascades Baptist CHurAcross the nation, various Governors have mandated the use of masks when in public, sparking a cultural debate within Christian circles.…
Uncategorized The Wasted Life 15 Jul 202015 Jul 2020 Seneca once said, "the life we receive is not short, but we make it so; we are not ill provided but use what we have wastefully."[1] This isn't to deny…
Uncategorized Mutual Exclusion 13 Jul 202013 Jul 2020 The Puritan preacher Matthew Mead wrote about a type of person he called "the Almost Christian". As George Whitefield later explained it, the almost Christian is one who "halts between…
Thinking Jesus 