Spirit/Water/Blood

…That’s us! First, I’d like to buy a round of apologies for writing that precocious Dan Ritchie is affiliated with the school that posted his short article about the “heresy” of Kinism. I assumed, and this is never a good thing, because when I assume I always make an ass of you. Young Dan responds [...]

Daniel Ritchie of New Geneva argues that Kinism contradicts Chapter 24 of the Westminster Confession. This is a pleasant surprise. I could count on one hand the number of men who have even attempted flailing rebuttals of Kinism, so Ritchie should be recognized for his contribution to the debate. In response, there are a few [...]

Those of you who are Facebook fans will find this thread on race quite intriguing. Several of the commenters are spot-on. We’re mystified by James McDonald’s belief that biblical genealogies are only relevant insofar as they document the lineage of Christ. The children of the patriarchs were made to memorize these extensive lists. This was [...]

As I’m sure you can tell from his ethnopolitics blog, James Edwards is famous for perceptive social commentary interspersed with laugh-out-loud one-liners. Now he has published his first book, and it is so entertaining and thought-provoking that it’s easy to lose track of the time while reading it. You can get an idea of what’s [...]

…so said Pliny to Trajan. Expecting white people to be represented in a mural in an area that is overwhelmingly white is racist. An Arizona talk show host has been fired for questioning why the largest figure in the mural, ten times larger than the others, is black, when he says he knows all of [...]