Yet Another Logical Fallacy  In the heat of rhetorical battle, clarity is often lost to expediency. Or “wins.” However you want to frame it, it can be very frustrating to have someone attempt to avoid the question by using one or more of the big three common logical fallacies: a) the “ad hominem,” where a […]

An earlier article I wrote invites a natural question: What now? I do not pretend to have a universal answer. Faithfulness will look different depending on calling, capacity, and conviction. There is no silver-bullet next step and no one-size-fits-all plan. What can be said with confidence is this: Whatever comes next must aim at worshiping […]

The other day, while at the store, a man approached me and asked if I believed in “God the mother.” I answered that I believed in the Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. He told me that I also needed to believe in “God the mother” or I would suffer in Hell for all eternity […]

The Love of Show and Luxury In Part 1, I explained historian Edward Gibbon’s first two reasons why the Roman Empire fell. As he looked at its history, he noticed a great decline in the quality of art. Good art comes from an ethical society that understands what is true, good, and beautiful. Bad art […]