Controversies & Case Studies gathers essays on significant disputes, flashpoints, and public debates that have shaped Christian conversations over time. These posts revisit past controversies, examine influential voices and movements, and preserve important context that helps explain current trends—especially in discussions about men and women in the church. If you want to understand how today’s issues developed, this category offers historical perspective and theological reflection.
So we aren’t allowed to celebrate American Christian Heritage Month because it offends a certain group of people. This is the headline from the article: US county scraps ‘American Christian Heritage Month’ after local Jewish outcry Jewish residents of California’s El Dorado applaud cancellation of planned annual event, which critics say wrongfully promoted idea of …
I’m going to go out on a limb and say not only did none of us learn about Enoch Powell in school, most of us have never heard of him before even as adults. I wonder why that is? Maybe because he told the truth about illegal immigration destroying his country far ahead of his …
Doing all things Jewish has become popular in some American Christian circles. While these activities are often done by well-intentioned people, further study should raise serious red flags about their place in a Christian home or church. In this article, JD Hall argues that Christians should have nothing to do with Seder. JD writes: As …
If you’ve never read the poem “The Beginnings” by Rudyard Kipling, I think it’s worth considering in our present moment. Wikipedia describes it this way: “The Beginnings” is a 1917 poem by the English writer Rudyard Kipling. The poem is about how the English people, although naturally peaceful, slowly become filled with a hate which will …
Richard Dawkins is a renowned atheist and leader in the New Atheism movement. He spent his professional life championing the rejection of God and the Christian faith. He and the other Four Horsemen of the New Atheism movement are described this way. The term New Atheism describes the positions of some atheist academics, writers, scientists, and philosophers of …
I didn’t pay much attention to the Shiloh Hendrix story in real time because I had a very full and demanding week. For that reason, I didn’t realize how much it was blowing up until I looked into it a bit. I did share several opinions about it on Telegram yesterday. I’ve been writing about …
During my series of posts about the Moscow Mood during last year’s No Quarter November, I wrote White Boy Summer – Battle Lines Being Drawn. My post included a couple of videos related to the topic of White Boy Summer. If you’ve never heard of it or looked into it, it’s worth having at least …
