Ravi Zacharias and the birth, life and death of “Evangelicalism”: a requiem
1 Cor 11:19 “for there must be factions among you in order that those who are genuine among you may be recognized.”
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Cheap Love
Yesterday was the fifth Sunday of Easter and it was a rather busy one for us. We attended our own morning service at our beloved…
Ordinatio femina delenda est. Why Women’s Ordination is the Canary in the Coal Mine.
John is the last prophet and Jesus chooses all male Apostles. Is Jesus then misogynistic? Of course not, he never sinned nor desired to sin! The Patriarchy was established for our own good, God Himself telling us he is Father.
MAGA, 5 years in…
Since the times of the Ancient Greeks, there has been an understanding of the need for civic virtue. Many believe, myself included, proper and good government occurs when government acts in an unbiased fashion, when they act Justly, that all are equals under the law.
Structural Pelagianism and Sexual Gnosticism
ring, how did we get here? Well, it all starts in a Garden. I mean, right?! It all starts there, believing God was holding out on us and that we could be like God. God promised then and there He would save us: "he will crush your head, and you will strike his heel."
Thinking While Amateur: engaging with “Reading While Black” by Fr. Esau McCaulley
It has taken me the better part of two months to write this article. The current climate surrounding a discussion of race in America is a minefield. The two voices that seem to cry the loudest are 1) Racism is everywhere and if you don't see it you are a racist and 2) America is no longer racist in any way and these MARXISTS are trying to overthrow the government. Frankly, I don't like either of these camps.
Critical Race Theory: an (amateur) Anglican Response
God’s Word Written is far superior
The Algorithm Found Me
... if it manages to raise the visibility of Catechesis, I shall not complain.
Amateur Anglican 
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