Creeds we should all affirm: 1. Apostle's 2. Nicene 3. Chalcedonian 4. Athanasian 5. Higher by Creed

I don't have the data to back this up, but my gut feeling is that the kind of people who say this are 5× more likely to end up on @sircalebhammer's show than the average American

When you're KJV only but also a papist

I'm a romantic at heart, I suppose

Please make this somehow become reality so we can get rid of The Last Jedi

Remember discernment blogs? They exist here too but have taken the form of accounts whose names are usually some sort of phrase like "Righteous arm of the Almighty" or "the One who cries out in the wilderness" and as a rule they are always anonymous

Literally all Christians in history were not ignoring the Bible

If you haven't checked out our issue on Boethius, you're missing out! These are some of my favorite articles we've ever published.

This guy gave a 1 star rating but wrote a 5 star review

Is the wrath to come coming from Satan?

If we had taken a genetic test when my wife was pregnant with him, it would have shown he had an ultra rare chromosomal abnormality. One that could cause failure-to-thrive, growth problems. He might never talk, never walk, never leave home. It’s impossible to tell how it’ll affect him His first night alive his heart stopped and his oxygen levels dropped. They told us he essentially died. We bought an oxygen monitor to go home with. At the time we didn’t know he had any other issues. We wouldn’t know for nearly a year and a half. When we did it took a while for it to set in that all the dreams and hopes we had for him were dead. But he, he was alive. He was with us. He is still our wonderful boy, just now with extra struggles. His immune system struggles more than the rest. At 6yrs old he’s the size of a 3yr old. He didn’t walk until he was 3-4. He’s only semi-verbal and still not potty trained. We’ve had him in every form of therapy available. Even a routine dental procedure requires anesthesia which local dentists won’t do due to his condition. Those are his struggles. They’re real. They’re difficult. If we’d done the testing back then, the doctor would likely have offered killing him in utero as the solution to his and our “problems.” But his life doesn’t begin or end with his problems and struggles. It begins with his life. His incredible, God-given life. His beautiful smile, his bubbling laugh, the way his crimson curls bounce as he runs around the yard after his little sister or his brother. It’s in his love for his siblings, and their love for him. It’s in his kind heart and thoughtfulness and desire to help with anything he can, even if it means he puts dishes in the trash by accident. He’s my little buddy, follows me around like a shadow and his favorite thing is to snuggle up with me when I’m sitting on the couch playing a game. He isn’t a burden on our lives. He’s not an inconvenience. He’s a blessing who enriches every single part of all of our lives Every day I’m beyond grateful that God gave me my little boy.

Finally, a terrible district judge ruling that has nothing to do with the Trump administration

These accounts might be anonymous to us, but not before God

The church is very famously charged with guarding the faith and right worship of God

When you don't know how to play chess

Should we have sympathy for a man "grieving the loss of his wife" whom he murdered in cold blood? You people have to pretend there is no moral agency involved in abortion so you can make the actual criminals the victims.

Pelagius, my guy, how are you still alive? That was like 1600 years ago

Don't let the pro-abortion lie win: Life is fundamentally good. Life is worth living through all the suffering. It is only a passing thing, this shadow. For these light momentary afflictions are preparing for us an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison.

Being a good person would be the first quality that comes to mind