It’s important that Paul restates the Fifth Commandment for the new covenant church. I argue that this supports infant baptism, Christian education, and even Sabbatarianism. knowingscripture.com/articles/coven…

Those “always reforming” tend to deform themselves right outside of the Reformed tradition. And to them we say—good riddance.

Circa 2009 Hitchens predicted the West would see… (1) an influx of harmful enemies… (2) that we are forced to pay for… (3) but not allowed to critique… (4) and liberal Christians and “smarmy evangelicals” would say it’s good. It has happened and is happening:

History is almost always more complex than what you learned in grade school. Especially when there is an official government narrative.

Make no mistake, at bottom, Enoch Burke, the Irish teacher arrested earlier this week, is being punished for blasphemy against the rainbow cult My latest WORLD: “School’s out for Blasphemers” wng.org/opinions/schoo…

We must seek to cultivate reading habits in our children. This begins by parents setting an example of regular reading. But it is aided by filling the home with books.

If you aren’t familiar with “neoconservatism,” you should read up. Establishment politicians, media, and academia are neocons, while the new right is taking up ideas of the old right (i.e., paleoconservatism).

You left out Stalin’s Soviet Union as one of the “good guy” Allies with US & Britain. Maybe history isn’t actually a comic book?

Dabney has apparently been uncanceled to critique CN. Now, Dabney is interesting here because he rejected a Christian state (& was not R2K) but still demanded a "theistic government" that secured "secular rights of life, liberty, property"—essentially defending Virginia's

A final oddity in the anti-CN discourse relates to natural law. Many of them want to give lip-service to natural law, but they dismiss or ignore the nearly universal position (jus gentium, included) that a magistrate has a duty to enforce true religion in his kingdom.

WCF 19.6 on how God's law shows blessings & afflictions for the "regenerate": "the threatenings of it serve to show...what afflictions, in this life, they may expect for them, although freed from the curse thereof threatened in the law. The promises of it, in like manner, show

W. Blackstone, the famous 18th c. *English* jurist, notes this right in his *Commentaries*. He even cites a William & Mary statute. The right to bear arms was not unique to the colonialists. They inherited that from the English.

Listening to the Eschatology Matters podcast and caught Eschatology Matters and Zachary Garris complimenting the design I did for Zach’s book Honor Thy Fathers, published by New Christendom Press! Thanks fellas! Go pick up a copy at: newchristendompress.com Go check out more of my work

40 years! Good things are happening.

Testosterone levels affect how we think.

Take heed and exhort one another so that you are not "hardened by the deceitfulness of sin" (Hebrews 3:12-13). One way sin deceives us is when we keep bad company—"Do not be deceived: 'Bad company corrupts good morals'" (1 Cor. 15:33). This includes surrounding yourself with

Older Bible commentaries are often long and difficult to work through. But they yield gems of application that cannot be found in most modern commentaries.

America produces few statesmen anymore, and even fewer Protestant statesmen. The church must produce better men suited for leadership.

The gospel was preached in the Old Testament: "The Scripture, foreseeing that God would justify the Gentiles by faith, preached the gospel beforehand to Abraham, saying, 'All the nations will be blessed in you.'" (Galatians 3:8) "we have had good news preached to us, just as

John Owen. "Protestants teach unanimously..."