The Cripplegate
for a new generation of non-conformists
I’m occasionally asked why I homeschool my kids instead of sending them to public school. The truth is the reasons are personal and include the learning styles of each child, as well as familial. As a …
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Last week I wrote a post laying out ground rules for biblical engagement in the racial justice debate. In light of that post, today I want to apply those principles and engage with Esau McCaulley’s …
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In the contentious, Christian conversation about racial justice, we’ve talked more about talking than about biblical justice, and that needs to change. Think about it: How many books and blurbs and …
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No doubt, you’ve heard of it by now: Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality. The Biden administration has aggressively pushed CRT/I into America’s public education and government …
At this year’s Master’s University Commencement, John MacArthur warned the students that they were graduating into a world where the 9th commandment will be the front lines of our culture’s attack on …
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When it comes to race relations in the United States, there is no denying that there is work to be done. Conflict obviously exists between blacks and whites as our nation attempt to extricate itself …
