I have a theory that goes something like this: all of cognition is based on ideals. They are changeable ideals, of course; they exist in the mind and act as its controls. Everyone has a set of ideals or dreams that constitutes their ideal self and correct world. This grows and is added to and … More Personality and its Ideals

The modern church is, by and large, disconnected with its past. This is, no doubt, an unlooked for result of the Protestant doctrine of Sola Scriptura, yet the Reformers themselves had a much more balanced perspective on the importance of church fathers. If one looks at the average seminary curriculum, there is little to no … More A Needed Continuity

A brick in the wall, and a rolling stone These are the consequences Of modernity; we’ve reaped what we’ve sown. Is Sisyphus happy? You tell me. No home, and no god, no traditions. All Lost in Translation, not free, For living alone in Babel brings death. So sing us a song, you’re the piano man, … More The Loss of the Logos: a Poem

Mankind has been given dominion over the earth. This is a gift given to the sons of men, not the state, nor the church, but you and me. It is a beautiful thing. We are lords of the earth (Psalm 8), stewards of Paradise (Genesis 2), and are to use, fulfill, and subdue the earth … More A Critique of Dominionism

Neopaganism lacks the strength and power of the old pagans; it is weak, depraved, and pampered. Rejecting the truth of the faith, they find themselves still bound to its old ideals of love, mercy, and regeneration. By denying Christ and the church, they pervert the residue of Christian virtue left in western culture. In so … More Pagans: the Old and the New