Reformed Patriarchy examines patriarchal teachings, movements, and assumptions emerging from conservative Reformed theology. These essays interact with reformed patriarchy’s claims about authority, marriage, family, and women’s roles, while testing those ideas against Scripture and the freedom believers have in Christ in the new covenant. If you are trying to understand or evaluate patriarchal trends within Reformed circles, this category offers careful critique and biblical reflection.
I mentioned a year or two ago that everyone should start thinking through the issue of Christian Nationalism because no one would be able to avoid it. I have a few more posts I will write about how this has been in the news, but to start with I can boil it down to two …
I’ve been watching this situation develop over the past 6-12 months, but was waiting for the right time and the right example to write a post like this. Yesterday this video popped up in my YouTube feed and I knew this was the right one. It’s short and it so clearly illustrates what is showing …
I happened across this today. It’s from 13 years ago. If you want the definition of irony, this is it in a brief video. Skimming the comments, here’s a few that stood out to me. Ben Lambert: Chandler is a CRT apologist, who apologizes for being white. Piper is an emotionalist, who has naturally swung …
