Anti-Anti-Christian Nationalism does not support Christian Nationalism, to be sure. But it critiques Anti-Christian Nationalism for missing the real target, namely, MAGA Trumpism. Read more
Anti-Anti-Christian Nationalism does not support Christian Nationalism, to be sure. But it critiques Anti-Christian Nationalism for missing the real target, namely, MAGA Trumpism. Read more
Anti-Christian Nationalism warns us against Christian Nationalism. This is a waste of energy. The real target is MAGAism. Read more
If you can find an actual American Christian Nationalist to interrogate, you'll hear something like this: the Christian church should take control of the government and rule society according to biblical laws. I wonder: what does the Anti-Christian Nationalist think? We'll ask in the next post in this series. Read more
Democrats defend women's health. Republicans defend the unborn child from conception onward. What about those between these extremes who care for both the woman and the child? Might Democrats add to their supporters those who support early term pregnancy termination but procribe late term abortion? Read more
Does Project 2025 pave the road toward an American Christian Nationalist theocracy? Not in the least. Rather, it promotes religious freedom. So, why are anti-evangelicals still fighting? Read more
Despite Christians against Christian nationalism warning us to fight the heretical and unpatriotic dragon, we did not see the dragon raise its ugly visage at the Republican National Convention. Whew! That was a close call. Read more
The near death experience of presidential candidate Donald Trump places him at the vortex of the scapegoat mechanism, wherein Trump becomes the sacred center around which a spirit of national unity could coalesce. Satan casts out Satan by casting out acrimony, division, and violence. In its place we are rewarded with order, unity, and Satan's glee. Read more
Even with the revival of the Cryptoterrestrial Hypothesis (CTH) to explain UAP, it appears that the traditional Extraterrestrial Hypothesis (ETH) remains stronger. Read more
Can we rightly ask that ChatGPT theology's image of God convey divine love, care, and grace? Yes, indeed. Just recognize that God is real even if God does not literally match our projected images. Read more
Might we develop a secular view of the soul as the spiritual core of a person? This is what psychiatrist John Calvin Chatlos offers us. What's unique is Chatlos' experience with substance abusers who undergo spiritual transformation. The steps? First, an oceanic feeling. Second, a sense of self-worth. Self-worth is followed thirdly by a faith process that leads to a transformation of the soul expressed as love for others. He calls it a "Framework for Spirituality." Read more
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