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The Doctrine of Biblical Separation Versus Modern Alternatives or Iterations

Lots of Separation and Yet None Biblical I am amazed at the state of the practice of separation.  It’s occurring at an amazing pace right now, separation is.  On the other hand, people are in general clueless about the biblical doctrine of separation and in the most unlikely ways.  Conservative evangelicals do. not. understand. separation.  […]

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Unscriptural and Extreme Forms of Separation

On July 13, David Litt wrote an opinion article in the New York Times, entitled, “Is It Time to Stop Snubbing Your Right-Wing Family?”  Apparently, Litt served as a presidential speech writer in the Obama White House for four years.  Today, Sarah Jones in the New York Magazine, Intelligencer, wrote a piece called, “It’s Okay […]

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How Does a Culture, Including a Christian Culture, Survive Without a Cancel Culture?

Previous Articles (One, Two, Three) “Cancel culture” has a nice ring to it, a kind of poetic rhythm when one says the two words together.  Go ahead, say them, “cancel culture.”  It does now have a Wikipedia article.  When I googled books with the terminology “cancel culture,” a glut of books appeared written in 2020-2021 with […]

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Can Anyone Be Effeminate? Consider the Chinese

As I begin to write this post, it feels like something canceled on twitter, youtube, and facebook.  No one must think this or this way.  It must not be said or written.  Perhaps a future reeducation camp in store for someone who crosses this boundary. I was speaking this week to someone from China and […]

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Cancel Culture and Religious Persecution

Everyone should cancel something.  I remember canceling my subscription to Sports Illustrated when it started publishing the swimsuit issue.  I understand the marketing aspect of that issue.  Sports Illustrated can make more money with the issue than without, so they’re willing to lose the lesser number of subscribers for the greater number.  Sports Illustrated could stay in business.  This isn’t canceling Sports […]

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