Jonah Goldberg and Jordan Peterson: Two Recent Articles Mirroring What I Wrote in Criticism
Jonah Goldberg wrote Suicide of the West, and I criticized his premise in this post. Douglas Wilson read the book and did so with this post. Since he burst on the scene, I’ve watched, less than most but a lot, of Jordan Peterson online. I’ve ducked into his presentation of the Bible. I’ve seen his […]
Certain Unscriptural Positions of Bibliology Worth Separating Over: Considering Mark Ward’s Call to Separation at FBFI
Mark Ward spoke at the last FBFI (now called Foundations Baptist Fellowship International) conference at Mike Harding’s church in Troy, Michigan, and he writes on his blog about what he said, including providing a link to the audio. To cut to the chase, he called the FBFI to separation from KJVO men or churches. That […]
A Few Wrap-Ups of Our Trip to Europe — number one
My wife, two daughters, and I have returned from Europe. We’re back. I’m not going to write this whole series, as anticipated. It’s fine. I couldn’t write it for several reasons. There is no script or no auditions for a Europe trip one has never taken. My normal vacation is in fact a vacation, not […]
Trinitarianism College Course Now Complete on YouTube
I am pleased to let readers of What is Truth? know that the college or seminary level course on Trinitarianism that I taught at the Mukwonago Baptist Bible Institute a few years ago now has all of its lectures available on Youtube, just as they were already available on my website. Many independent Baptists, even […]
Blogging Our Europe Trip: Day Seven, Part Two
On Saturday, early evening, my wife and I came back to the hub of our public transportation, Shepherd’s Bush station, with our two youngest daughters, and left them at a very big British mall. I’ve noticed that malls are still making it in Europe. From my vantage point, malls are a thing of the past […]
Evan Roberts & the Welsh Revival of 1904-1905: Mrs. Jones of Islawrffordd, Part 8 of 22
The content of this post is now available in the study of: 1.) Evan Roberts 2.) The Welsh Revival of 1904-1905 3.) Jessie Penn-Lewis on the faithsaves.net website. Please click on the people above to view the study. On the FaithSaves website the PDF files may be easiest to read. You are also encouraged […]
Blogging Our Europe Trip: Day Seven
I am writing this post over a week after the events, while riding the train from Bologna to Venice, and then from Venice to Rome a few days later, finish it in a flat in Rome. I read that it rains in the UK on average 156 days of the year, so I was really […]
Europe Trip. Photos
I have had a difficult time keeping up with writing on this trip. I expect to blog it all. However, you can keep up through photos on brandenburgeurope on Instagram.
“He” vs. “they”: the 3rd Person Singular English Pronoun, Feminism, Patriarchy, and Biblical Christianity in Grammar
“I saw someone, and they told me …” “When a person goes to the store, they should carefully choose what they buy.” “When a student uses grammar, they should do so correctly.” Are the sentences above grammatically correct? No, none of them are grammatically correct. “Someone,” “a person,” and “a student” are generic references to […]
Blogging Our Europe Trip: Days Five and Six — London
Part One Part Two As I write this post, my family and I are actually just finishing up day ten, so I’ve got a lot to write to keep up with this series. I plan on doing that and making some observations as well about the culture and spiritual condition of the UK, as I […]