Discrimination Hypocrisy in Action
I went to high school in a semi-small town that is known for having one of the highest number of Puerto Ricans among cities in the United States. The[…]
Category: Race
A Response to Dr. Moore’s Opinions on Immigration and Race
Dr. Russell D. Moore, a notable pastor, teacher, and theologian associated with the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, has recently written a blog post on immigration and the gospel in light of[…]
A Friendly Response to Some Constructive Feedback on Ethno-Nationalism
Introduction I was recently made aware that a blogger by the name of Robert Harder had taken notice of my article, A Biblical Defense of Ethno-Nationalism. The response can[…]
Affirmative Action is Great… (Just Not in Sports)
The University of California, Riverside is all about diversity: racial diversity, gender diversity, “sexual orientation” diversity – they just can’t get enough of it. Did I mention that they[…]
Georgia Leads the Way
Following the passage of Arizona’s SB 1070 bill, similar legislation cracking down on the demographic invasion of America was introduced in dozens of other states. Republicans have managed to[…]
A Christian Perspective on Legitimate Civil Authority, Part 1
A major question that a comprehensive Christian worldview must address is how civil government derives its authority. What (or more importantly, Who) gives a civil magistrate the power to[…]
Was It Worth It?
Today marks the 67th anniversary of the Normandy landings. These landings marked the beginning of an eleven-month-long campaign and tens of thousands of casualties, which ended in the defeat of[…]
A Queer Month
Yesterday (May 31, 2011), Mr. Obama took time off from his busy golf schedule to once again issue a statement celebrating June as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Pride[…]
Folk Metal
This is in response to a question left on my previous blog post regarding folk metal. Folk metal, also popularly known as viking metal due to the wide usage of[…]
Contradictory White Pseudo-Repentance
Recently in Kingston, Jamaica, the International Ecumenical Peace Convocation took place. Part of this convocation involved a request of forgiveness, apologizing for the role of Christians “in systems of[…]
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