Culture

Robert Gagnon: Much as in the Book of Revelation, our ability to do business in the world is being increasingly inhibited, as though with the mark of the Beast, until we bow down to this [LGBTQ] idol.

Carl Trueman: “[P]ersonhood in modern America is fundamentally sexual … Few parents, I suspect, would be happy about the person next door, or some random person in the street, talking to their children this way. Why should schools assume the right to do so?”

Logos.com Blog: Paul “engaged popular culture so he could better communicate the gospel.”

Carl Trueman: The attitude toward sex in our secular culture is simultaneously tedious and disturbing … Sex is no longer the consummation of an exclusive bond. Now it is just a form of recreation. A bit like golf, but usually cheaper and generally without the plaid pants.



“Being electronically tethered to work undermines our energy, our motivation, our creativity, our joy, and ultimately, our ability to contribute positively to our workplaces.” The Center for Vision and Values



“These five paradigms are points along a spectrum. Often individuals fall into these categories inconsistently over time or in different areas of life.” TIFWE

Benedict & the Omnibus of Options

Rod Dreher explains the ‘Benedict Option’

June 2015The month that changed America: Caitlyn Jenner, two momentous Supreme Court decisions, the massacre in Charleston and the Confederate flag debate