The Worth of a Human
When the subject of racial/ethnic differences in genetics and on the group level comes up in modern discourse amongst Christians, there are two typical reactions from “anti-racists” both of[...]
Your Genes Remember
There was a fascinating article published last week discussing the work over the past two decades of molecular biologist/geneticist Szyf and neurobiologist Meaney in the field of epigenetics. Epigenetics is the study[...]
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Dabney on Sunday: Parents’ Solemn Obligations, Part 3
The following excerpt is taken from Dabney’s sermon “Parental Responsibilities,” preached before the Synod of Virginia in October 1879. But the whole of this power is not yet described. All[...]
Book Review: Federal Husband by Doug Wilson
After the book was recently recommended by one of my Facebook friends, I decided to buy Doug Wilson’s 1999 book Federal Husband1 for my Amazon Kindle. Despite having been married[...]
Greensleeves
“Greensleeves” is a traditional English folk song and tune. The lyrics date back officially to 1580 with the tune either immediately accompanying them or added within a few decades[...]
Picking the Wrong Side, Again
A couple years ago, I started (and will eventually complete) a series on the political tract Vindiciae Contra Tyrannos (A Defense of Liberty Against Tyrants) which seeks to Biblically[...]
SWB Says Farewell
The Admin of Spirit/Water/Blood put up a post over the weekend saying that he will not be posting any new material. SWB contains a wealth of good information and[...]
For All We Have And Are by Rudyard Kipling
Written in 1914, this poem highlights one of Kipling’s major blind-spots. Kipling and his contemporaries’ jingoist support for the first of the great European follies, due to their attachment[...]
Tribal Theocrat: David Opperman on Ethnonationalism
A few months ago, our own David Opperman appeared on Tribal Theocrat Live for an hour long discussion of ethnonationalism. The show is excellent, but somehow managed to slip[...]
Downton Abbey’s Glimpse at a Once-Great Britain, Part 1
“The past is a foreign country, they do things differently there.” This iconic and proverbial quote from the first line of The Go-Between by L.P. Hartley most accurately describes the[...]
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Aside from all the metaphysical-deist related rubbish with quoting the Bible on 'light' and...
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That is an excellent application of epigenetics, Edward. And you are correct, even if we grant some...
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