Do Genes Affect Culture?
Dear Pastor Perry, Genes affect culture? Are you serious? Bojidar Marinov My Dear friend Bojidar, Yes, genes affect culture. The great Rushdoony taught this idea himself. Ah, yes …[…]
Category: Theology
Divorce, Miscegenation, and Polygamy: A Comparative Approach to Their Morality, Part 2
Part 1 In the previous article, we saw demonstrated that kinists can easily defend the normative nature of intra-ethnic marriage in the same way that Christ defended the indissoluble[…]
Divorce, Miscegenation, and Polygamy: A Comparative Approach to Their Morality, Part 1
Throughout my formative years as a budding racially-conscious Christian, I tried to reason through the question of the morality of racial intermarriage. Like many Christians from an evangelical background, it[…]
CC: The De-Germanization of Late American Christianity
Gregory Hood wrote a terrific article over at Counter Currents last month, entitled “The De-Germanization of Late American Christianity,” which I somehow managed to miss. I seek to rectify that[…]
A Quick Critique of Movement Libertarianism
Why is an alliance between conservatives and libertarians inconceivable? Why, indeed, would such articles of confederation undo whatever gains conservatives have made in this United States? Because genuine libertarians are[…]
Slavery: Its Morality, History, and Implications for Race Relations in America, Part 2
Part 1 In the previous article, we began an investigation of a biblical view of slavery. This issue is of critical importance, since so much of how we view[…]
A Biblical Perspective on Religious Freedom, Part 2: The Civil Government
Part 1 Having outlined the biblical doctrine of tolerance in part one of this series, I will now proceed to show what effect this doctrine has on the civil[…]
Are Christians Who Oppose Sodomy Inconsistent Since They Don’t Oppose Eating Shellfish?
Dear Pastor, I find your criticism of gays to be mean, homophobic, and cruel. You fundamentalist Christians are so inconsistent in as much as you don’t take your own[…]
A Biblical Perspective on Religious Freedom, Part 1: The Doctrine of Christian Tolerance
The modern Church has, both consciously and unconsciously, embraced and applied the deconstructionist “living document” literary theory for the purpose of redefining traditional Christian doctrines and values to conform to[…]
Slavery: Its Morality, History, and Implications for Race Relations in America, Part 1
Introduction As we are constantly reminded almost daily by America’s media and major corporations, the recently-ended month formerly known as February is now universally recognized as “Black History Month.” Contemporary[…]
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