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- The Household as a Kingdom Enterprise
Building the Plural Family for Mission, Specialization, and Generational Dominion… Read more: The Household as a Kingdom Enterprise - Why Christians Must Stop Following the Stars
Astrology, Horoscopes, Zodiac Signs, and the Christian’s Flirtation with Divination… Read more: Why Christians Must Stop Following the Stars - Identify as They/Them? That’s How Demons Identify Themselves
Demonic Plurality, Gender Confusion, and the Question Nobody Wants to… Read more: Identify as They/Them? That’s How Demons Identify Themselves - Grandma Said So: The Origins, Persistence, and Problems of Old Wives’ Tales (Part III)
Weather, Wildlife, and Wisdom from the Front Porch Long before… Read more: Grandma Said So: The Origins, Persistence, and Problems of Old Wives’ Tales (Part III) - Grandma Said So:The Origins, Persistence, and Problems of Old Wives’ Tales (Part II)
Babies, Bellies, and Generations of Guesswork Few subjects generate more… Read more: Grandma Said So:The Origins, Persistence, and Problems of Old Wives’ Tales (Part II) - The Feline Familiar Hypothesis (Part 1of 2)
A Theological, Historical, and Cultural Inquiry into Cats, Familiar Spirits,… Read more: The Feline Familiar Hypothesis (Part 1of 2) - Grandma Said So: The Origins, Persistence, and Problems of Old Wives’ Tales (Part I)
Folk Wisdom, Family Traditions, and the Problem of Being Wrong… Read more: Grandma Said So: The Origins, Persistence, and Problems of Old Wives’ Tales (Part I) - Omens, Moonlight, and Pocket Change: The Pagan Origins of Everyday Superstitions (Part III)
Ancient Fears, Modern Folklore When a superstition has survived for… Read more: Omens, Moonlight, and Pocket Change: The Pagan Origins of Everyday Superstitions (Part III) - Love Is not The Foundation for Marriage: What History, Scripture, and Common Sense Demonstrate
Introduction For modern Westerners, the idea that marriage should be… Read more: Love Is not The Foundation for Marriage: What History, Scripture, and Common Sense Demonstrate - Lexical Opulence and the Tyranny of Repetition: A Philological Vindication of Linguistic Magnificence
Author’s Disclaimer Before anyone accuses me of trying to write… Read more: Lexical Opulence and the Tyranny of Repetition: A Philological Vindication of Linguistic Magnificence - Signs, Wishes, and Lucky Charms: The Pagan Origins of Everyday Superstitions, (Part 2)
The Human Hunger for Luck: Why Men Trust Rituals More… Read more: Signs, Wishes, and Lucky Charms: The Pagan Origins of Everyday Superstitions, (Part 2) - The Cognitive Illusion of Biblical Reading
How Predictive Cognition, Lexical Attrition, and Semantic Drift Distort Our… Read more: The Cognitive Illusion of Biblical Reading - The Red Pill and the Empty Throne: Why Men Are Looking for Answers and Why They Still Need Christ
Introduction: For nearly a century, Western society has conducted a… Read more: The Red Pill and the Empty Throne: Why Men Are Looking for Answers and Why They Still Need Christ - Luck, Omens, and Folly: The Pagan Origins of Everyday Superstitions (Part 1)
How Ancient Idolatry Still Hides in Modern Habits Most Christians… Read more: Luck, Omens, and Folly: The Pagan Origins of Everyday Superstitions (Part 1) - Certified Pre-Owned: A Buyer’s Guide to the Modern Dating Market
Introduction There was a time when a man looking for… Read more: Certified Pre-Owned: A Buyer’s Guide to the Modern Dating Market - The Great Lexical Impoverishment and the Floccinaucinihilipilification of English
Prologue: The Diminishing Vocabulary of Man In a previous essay,… Read more: The Great Lexical Impoverishment and the Floccinaucinihilipilification of English - No, Your Dog Is Not in Heaven: What the Bible Really Says About Animals and Eternity
Introduction: For modern Christians, the death of a beloved pet… Read more: No, Your Dog Is Not in Heaven: What the Bible Really Says About Animals and Eternity - The Empty Roads of Dawn and the Poverty of Excuses
Introduction: There is a peculiar phenomenon that reveals itself to… Read more: The Empty Roads of Dawn and the Poverty of Excuses - Stop Calling It a Birthday Party: America Is Planning Its Own Funeral
Introduction Every Fourth of July, Americans gather beneath exploding fireworks,… Read more: Stop Calling It a Birthday Party: America Is Planning Its Own Funeral - Why Wives Should Never Start a Conversation with a Question
Introduction Modern “trad” marriage has produced a curious phenomenon. The… Read more: Why Wives Should Never Start a Conversation with a Question - The Sacred Bean: Coffee and the Preservation of Civilization
Introduction: There are certain truths so obvious that modern scholarship… Read more: The Sacred Bean: Coffee and the Preservation of Civilization - Why Men Need Brotherhood More Than Ever
Isolation, Digital Addiction, and the Death of Male Spaces Introduction:… Read more: Why Men Need Brotherhood More Than Ever - Happy Father’s Day to the Men Who Stayed
Introduction Every year Father’s Day arrives with less fanfare than… Read more: Happy Father’s Day to the Men Who Stayed - Why Ancient Men Built Cathedrals and Modern Men Build Nothing
Introduction: There was a time when men planted oak trees… Read more: Why Ancient Men Built Cathedrals and Modern Men Build Nothing
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