Louis Berkhof defines God's wisdom as, "That perfection of God whereby He applies His knowledge to the attainment of His ends in a way which glorifies Him most."

These people seem kinda malicious I'm so happy they don't have massive amounts of influence and control over key western institutions......oh.....

One of the left's most effective weapons in the culture war is their manipulation of language. Those on the right (and anyone else who wants to avoid total leftist rule) must learn how and why the left controls language, and what they can do about it. https://protestantpost.substack.com/p/on-the-road-to-newspeak

More money into the "Alex Jones Was Right Jar."

Monarchy is the future: https://mises.org/wire/are-monarchies-better-economic-growth-heres-what-empirical-evidence-says

This is the first time I've ever been proud to be French. Longue vie á la France!

NT Wright fan bois on suicide watch: https://youtu.be/hkckhYlEYPo

🇬🇧 A zebra drawn carriage in London, 1913.

This video provides an excellent summary of some statistical studies which found that third-world dictatorships are actually more responsive to their citizens' desires than the US government is to its citizens. Well, I should clarify: some of the US's citizens. There was, strangely enough, a strong correlation between the desires of the elites and concrete policy changes. Conservatives seem averse to observing the reality of socioeconomic class and corresponding power. Since basically every rich/powerful person and institution is currently arrayed against the right, it seems quite foolish to remain silent about the power of the elite class, or to advocate for lower taxes for them as the right currently does. https://www.bitchute.com/video/jeroq1tZ2v6W/

"Mere Christianity" is a classic, but does it deserve to be? There are some amazingly spectacular parts, but all the same, there are some disappointing sections as well. In this week's post, I give my take on the nuances in which Lewis excels and where he falls short, in my opinion. https://protestantpost.substack.com/p/reviewed-mere-christianity-by-cs

Civilians walking amidst the bombed ruins of Richmond, the Confederate Capitol, in April 1865.

Historically, Christianity has been flatly opposed to interest, but in the modern day, most Christians unthinkingly accept it. Given that our modern economy is based on interest, it would be wise to think through the issues carefully. https://protestantpost.substack.com/p/the-ethics-of-interest-and-usury

If you had to recommend 1 book on hermeneutics, what would it be?

In the past year, many Christians have realized that the Western church is not immune from persecution. But this is something our Chinese brothers already knew. We would do well to learn from them. https://protestantpost.substack.com/p/the-state-of-the-church-in-china

If Christians want to stop the leftward drift of their churches, they need to make a very simple decision: Do they believe God's law is sufficient to deal with social ills, or will we keep importing secular ideologies to handle it? https://protestantpost.substack.com/p/theonomy