Paleoconservatism and Christian Nationalism
Why is Stephen Wolfe’s The Case for Christian Nationalism sparking such intense controversy among Reformed Christians? In this article, Darrell Dow examines the striking parallels between today’s debates and the ideological battles of the ’80s and ’90s, revealing how Wolfe’s work challenges not just theology but the liberal order itself. Is “conservatism” repeating itself? Explore this in-depth analysis of Christian Nationalism, paleoconservatism, neoconservatism, and the dynamics fueling this conflagration.
Answering Critics Of Christian Race Realism: Douglas Wilson
On July 17, 2024, Pastor Doug Wilson wrote a reply to my first article on Christian race realism, entitled “The Shimmering Unreality of Race Realism.” We respond here against his arguments, showing that they contain various absurdities, and veer into some serious unkindnesses, but that his postscript does offer some hope for the cause.
Answering Critics Of Christian Race Realism: Charles Johnson
On July 8, 2024, Charles Johnson replied to my first two articles on race realism. It seemed good to offer a written response here. I thank Mr. Johnson for his engagement on this important issue, and recognize his effort to answer with clarity, order, and logic, and to make Scripture the final rule in all matters of faith and life. I believe all who write on this topic or any other should desire the same.
When The Truth Sounds Like Heresy: Piper and A. W. Pink On The Need For Repentance
I was struck then by A. W. Pink’s old explanation of the necessity of repentance. In the passage below he shows his concern over similar problems that Piper and representatives of the historic Reformed tradition are addressing: the necessity of sanctification, repentance, and good works is a pressing need for our lawless day, but some in our own circles not only sound an uncertain sound, they actually often actively fight against these biblical and necessary emphases.
Mark Jones on Justification and Sanctification: An Archive (Updated October 2019)
This is an index and introduction to Mark Jones’ posts on justification, sanctification, good works, merit, and future judgment. These posts address aspects of these doctrines in light of current controversies, past wisdom, and our Reformed confessional standards.
Use our archive link above to find all of our available blog content, or search for your topic or author of interest.
Featured Posts
We need not reinvent Christianity or carve out ever-smaller enclaves to prove our faithfulness. We do not need to imitate the liberal order’s obsession with identity and control. We can return to nature, heritage, tradition, fathers, and our faith. Sectarian comfort is a false security for a people who have forgotten how to receive life from God’s hand. It will take Christian courage in an age of liberals and sects to grow deeper roots and provide a more secure and fruitful future.
Follow us on social media:
