Director of Content at @solamediaorg. Building up institutions, new and old. Writing at Psychodogma. Creator, Co-host: @Passages_Pod.
Joined June 2011
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When these absolute clowns throw around the Nature/Grace distinction, remember that their definition of “Nature” is a Trojan horse for 19th-century social Darwinism or whatever is trending on 4chan. It’s quackery.
Flyer pictured above. Links of note in the left hand column:
Operation Werewolf - occult pagan white supremacists
Cosmotheist Church - William Luther Pierce, author of "The Turner Diaries"
Irving Books - David Irving / Holocaust denial resource
These are just the links I recognize. I'm sure there are others.
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American academics seem to be utterly and uncommonly poisonous to each other and the way in which they are––status and credentials oriented, expressing a desire for hierarchy, cruel and personalist in their criticism––is identical with right-wingers and soi-disant progressives.
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You never know how pizza and cheap beer might impact someone's life, or the whole country!
Jun 5
No, these are not the implications of Horton's or VanDrunen's views. It’s worth pointing out that the one man influenced by these “Escondido” circles who actually became a politician was @BenSasse. Whom Trump described as "the super religious guy who's really into his family."
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No, these are not the implications of Horton's or VanDrunen's views. It’s worth pointing out that the one man influenced by these “Escondido” circles who actually became a politician was @BenSasse. Whom Trump described as "the super religious guy who's really into his family."
Jun 5
Do you stop thinking Christianly in the interest of national harmony? Do we just keep our acute Christian awareness to ourselves in the realm of personal spirituality and morality? Do we just fold to pragmatic and utilitarian ideas?
As Christians Have we chosen the way of compromise? When we withdraw from the public and the social and the commercial life. When we enter these fields, are we subject to use their language? Or should silence be our language? Is silence, consensus? Are we reduced to moral, liturgical, spiritual areas in life? Has the churches withdrawal from these areas left the pragmatic and utilitarians in charge?
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So, no, "R2K" doesn't lead to a voiceless Christian witness in politics: youtube.com/watch?v=eUSRsXIq…
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This is perfectly good and reasonable advice from spiritual leaders in the church. Good & normal.
You want your friends, siblings, and cousins to tell you to date, what to wear, how to text, etc. Not spiritual leaders. The fact evangelicals expect this from pastors is insane.
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Singleness can be a gift that the Lord uses for your good and His glory.
Watch as Rebecca VanDoodewaard encourages single women to be fruitful with the time God has given them.
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Mark Driscoll was less a pastor and more so an all encompassing charismatic personality that tried to fill the space of relationships and institutions in your life.
That evangelical model is not worth emulating in any sense.
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Two Kingdoms, Christian Nationalism, and the mission of the church with David VanDrunen and @MichaelHorton_
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Great to get together with @MichaelHorton_ and the guys at @solamediaorg for a chat about religion and the state, etc.
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Alex Sasse's appreciation for the way she was raised inspires me to go and do likewise with my own kids.
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My parents are fallible goofballs like anyone else. But there is something a bit different about the conversations at my dinner table—and something magical and rare about the people leading them, writes Alex Sasse. thefp.com/p/ben-sasse-parent…
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May 20
"The 'focus on word and sacrament ministry' response, especially when the world is burning, can feel like pastoral negligence. For those who are struggling with any kind of existential concerns, it seems only fitting to harbor suspicions that everything, even the church, is broken and needs to change, now.
I’m not going to tell folks caught in the middle of that rumination that they simply need to chill out. Decadence, neglect, and acedia are real vices that far too many leaders are far too comfortable with."
— @calebwait
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If you're interested in the Protestant Christian Nationalism or Catholic Integralism discourse, check out the full conversation between @MichaelHorton_ and political philosopher @kvallier. Vallier talks about the rise of illiberalism, why he thinks Protestant CN lacks rigor and is doomed to fail, and the line between enforcement and violating human dignity. I'm a third of the way through Vallier's OUP book on integralism, and I've been impressed by his ability to steelman opposing arguments. In this conversation I thought it was interesting how aware he was (as an Eastern Orthodox Christian) of the different voices in the Protestant CN camp: Wolfe, Wilson, Webbon, etc.
May 20
If politics is war, when do the ends stop justifying the means?
@kvallier on Christian Nationalism.
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If politics is war, when do the ends stop justifying the means?
@kvallier on Christian Nationalism.
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