The Canaanites Were Image-Bearers
Modern Christians are obsessed with the concept of “human dignity.”1 This is a major topic of discussion and emphasis on platforms like The Gospel Coalition and the Southern Baptist Ethics[…]
Author: Davis Carlton Davis Carlton
Davis is a descendant of Swiss-German farmers. He enjoys history, historical fiction, and theology. Davis appreciates traditional European culture as well as classical Christian liturgy and ecclesiology, and he desires to instill these values in the minds of fellow Christians of European descent. Davis considers it his task to do "the exact opposite of the work which the Radicals had to do...to cling to every scrap of the past that he can find, if he feels that the ground is giving way beneath him and sinking into mere savagery and forgetfulness of all human culture."
From Loving to Obergefell: A Response to Mike Winger
I like Mike Winger. I wouldn’t expect to like a Calvary Chapel youth pastor the way that I like Mike Winger, but I do. I came across his videos on[…]
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Leighton Flowers Blames Social Justice’s Victim Mentality on Calvinism
Leighton Flowers is a Southern Baptist pastor who describes himself as a former Calvinist who has started the Soteriology 101 podcast in order to refute Calvinism. In a recent episode[…]
You Are Not a “Mutt”
It’s not uncommon for to hear white people refer to themselves as “mutts.” This reference to mixed-bred dogs is intended to convey that these white people consider themselves mixed to[…]
Brett Kavanaugh and Contemporary Hypocrisy on Rape
Christian morality has been steadily under assault since Satan’s rebellion and the Fall of Adam and Even in the Garden, but this attack has been especially pervasive in the West[…]
The Crusades Vindicated: A Reprisal to Suzannah Rowntree’s Foolish Slander
Suzannah Rowntree has written an article on American Vision mocking the Crusades, the Crusaders, and those who happen to admire their exploits and signal their admiration by using idealized depictions[…]
The Nature of Human Authority
Previously I reviewed the initial episode of a new podcast on Reconstruction Radio called The Monstrous Regiment, which disapprovingly alludes to John Knox’s famous tract by the same name. I[…]
The Monstrous Regiment Revisited: A Defense of Classical Christian Patriarchy
The spiritually moribund and misnamed “Reconstructionist” Radio has launched a new podcast in an attempt to market feminism to neo-Reconstructionists. The Monstrous Regiment podcast derives its name from John Knox’s[…]
Racial Reconciliation Is a Gospel Imperative
We’ve grown accustomed to every liberal social cause being labelled a “gospel imperative” by the evangelical establishment. Evangelical leaders like Russell Moore believe that everything from international hunger, to unmitigated[…]
Racial Distinctions in an Unfallen World
A common argument that I encounter during discussions of Christianity and race on Facebook is the idea that racial differences are a tragic byproduct of the Fall of Adam and[…]
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