Taxed to Death, Then Taxed in Death
“An ‘inheritance tax’ punishes foresight, penalises responsibility, and undermines a family’s efforts to ensure future generations are free of financial enslavement to the state.”
Can There Be a Christian Nation?
“If an institution of education can be ‘Christian,’ why not the institution under which we live and are governed?”
Rejecting God, Deifying the State
“Just as Israel once replaced God’s kingship with a human throne, so too has the modern West replaced God’s moral law with the dictates of the state.”
Moral Outrage Without a Moral Compass
“You can’t discard Christian moral absolutes and still act as though others are morally obligated to meet your personal moral standards.”
God Hates a Lying Tongue
“A man’s name is more precious than gold. And as such, he who steals the former is a worse thief than he who steals the latter.”
We Don’t Need a “Hate Registry” Run by People Who Think the Bible Is “Hate”
“The concern isn’t whether people should have the ‘freedom to hate their enemies.’ The concern is that the same government already labelling basic Christian doctrine as ‘hate’ is now building a system to monitor, catalogue, and punish those guilty of heresy.”
Less Freedom Won’t Fix “Antisemitism”
“One man cannot threaten another if every man has his tongue cut out—but at what cost? The principle of individual rights must remain intact, even if the removal of some freedoms can reduce the violation of others.”
Keep Building—Even When They Call You Bad Names
“It is no new thing for the best of men to be evil spoken of.”
Was Jesus a Jew?
What does it actually mean to call Jesus a “Jew,” and does he truly fit that label?
Chaos Once Signaled Divine Disapproval; Now You’re Not Allowed to Notice
“The so-called primitives may have shown more wisdom than modern intellectuals. They saw looming catastrophe as divine disapproval and sought to avert it; today’s intelligentsia sees chaos and charges headlong into oblivion without thought or hesitation.”
Don’t Blame the Government For the Mess We Made
“A government will not uphold what its people no longer believe. When the people cast off the moral restraints of Christianity, it was only a matter of time before the government did the same.”
The Gospel and Scattered Israel Restored
“Paul uses Hosea’s words, ‘I will call them my people, which were not my people,’ to demonstrate that the restoration Hosea spoke of is now being fulfilled in the new people of God, comprising both Jews and Gentiles, including the church in Rome.”
Cruz: “Biblically, We’re Commanded to Support Israel”
Is support for modern Israel a biblical mandate based on God’s promises to Abraham?
Decriminalising Abortion Shifts the Right to Life from God to the State
“By legalising abortion, we are not just allowing the state to regulate life and death; we are redefining rights as privileges that can be granted and revoked by government, not as inherent gifts from God.”
Has the Church Replaced Israel?
The nature of the relationship between Israel and the Church has been the subject of much misunderstanding and debate.
We Were Told to Fear the Church Becoming the State So the State Could Become the Church
“While we were told to fear a Christian theocracy, a more insidious shift occurred: the state began to absorb the functions of the church. The language of tolerance and pluralism was used not to keep the government neutral, but to sideline Christianity.”
When “Freedom” Becomes Slavery
“The freest man is not the one without restraint, but the one ruled by what is right.”
White People Are the Only Group Averse to Their Own Survival
“White people are the only family group that has been socially and psychologically conditioned to be indifferent, and sometimes even averse, to their own continued existence.”
Evangelical Elite Follow Culture, Not Christ — Wright’s Abortion Remarks Confirm It
“The issue is no longer right versus left—it is good versus evil. And the evangelical elite has too often shown a greater concern with making themselves appear culturally ‘respectable’ than in standing against the evil our culture deems ‘good.'”
National Sorry Day and the Return to Yearly, Insufficient Sacrifices
“Annual acknowledgments of past sins are an insult to the finished work of Christ. The practice itself echoes the insufficiency of the Levitical priesthood, where a sacrifice was offered every year because the previous year’s atonement was insufficient to perfect wrongdoers.”