Maron said it was not easy to find a lawyer to take her case: Challenging activists who claim the mantle of antiracism carries tremendous professional risks these days. “Part of me would have loved to walk away from the whole thing,” she said. “But these ideologues have tried to ruin my name and my career... Continue Reading

Ancient ideals can be reforged and remembered and reappropriated to match the new times and new challenges of today. The family can be bonded by more than mere sentiment and consumption, but by meaningful mission and output.    I wondered if the editors at The New York Times realized the irony in the title “The Pandemic Created... Continue Reading

The Christian knows that they deserve nothing from God but hell. And we thank Jesus for taking our hell upon himself. Then, knowing the immense crimes that God has forgiven us, and knowing that although we deserve his worst he has given us his best, we cannot help but extend the same to others.    As... Continue Reading

The Bible warns us all to avoid those who would stir up dissention and start quarrels—those with a critical spirit tend to do such things, focusing only on what is negative. Let’s also discern when criticism stems, not from a desire to promote what is right and true, but from a critical spirit seeking to... Continue Reading

If there are scepters in God’s invisible kingdom, they are not grasped in clenched fists but joyfully surrendered to the true king. If there are crowns in God’s invisible kingdom, they are worn only so they can be removed to be thrown at his feet.    My travels have led me through many castles in... Continue Reading

We pray that he will shield us from temptations and trials that we are too weak to resist. By praying this powerful prayer, we place our entire hope for salvation into our Father’s hands.   And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.—Matthew 6:13 (ESV) God placed Adam and Eve in Eden,... Continue Reading

God has always had mediums, or means of grace, to communicate Himself to His people. But rather than looking to the old grandeur of the tabernacle with longing, we should remember that all those things pointed forward to Christ and the greater fellowship to be had between God and His people in new covenant worship.... Continue Reading

The sacred is to shape and regulate the secular. If, in our zeal to live for Christ, we throw out this sacred/secular distinction, the irony is that we will become more secular than ever.   It’s very easy for us as Christians to compartmentalise our Christian lives. I’m sure lots of us feel the contradiction between what... Continue Reading

Many Americans have realized that Kendi’s brand of “antiracism” is nothing more than a marketing-friendly recapitulation of the academic Left’s most pernicious ideas. While Kendi, born Ibram Henry Rogers, presents himself as a radical subversive, he is really an ideologist of elite opinion, subsidized heavily by America’s corporations and public institutions.   Ibram X. Kendi’s... Continue Reading

Some doctors say that there is a “purge” underway in the world of American medicine: question the current orthodoxy and you will be pushed out.    “People Are Afraid to Speak Honestly” They meet once a month on Zoom: a dozen doctors from around the country with distinguished careers in different specialities. They vary in... Continue Reading