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Luther and Nominalism
[There has been some online discussion of Luther and nominalism in the aftermath of Jay Dyer’s interview on Tucker Carlson, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-VqMQHz54k. This is a response.] Luther and Nominalism: A Complicated Relationship The claim that Martin Luther was a philosophical nominalist carries a surface plausibility, rooted primarily in his doctrine of justification by faith alone.… Read more
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The Jews and the Corruption of the West
Dennis Prager, himself a Jew, points out that virtually all -isms, except Nazism, were founded or led disproportionately by Jews: Marxism, humanism, feminism, environmentalism, LGBTQism, etc. I do not deny Jewish involvement in all of these movements and in some cases that involvement was disproportionate to the Jewish population as a whole. But I also… Read more
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The Presbyterian Rebellion
Some people call it the American Revolution. Others call it the War for Independence. I call it by it’s proper name: The Presbyterian Rebellion. The problem with the label “American Revolution” is that it all too easily confuses what happened in America in 1776 with what happened in France in 1789. The French Revolution proceeded… Read more
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June 2026 — Notes and X Posts: America at 250/America’s Christian Founding, Marriage and Polarity, Propositional Nationhood, Immigration, Fatherhood, Hitler and Nazism, Slavery, the South and Secession, Enoch Powell, Preaching, Columbus, 2 Samuel 8, Mark 11, Assurance, French Revolution, Civil Rights
— “Not a coincidence that the Supreme Court’s decision on birthright citizenship was divided along gender lines more than political ones. This is why we should not have women on the Supreme Court. Before everyone gets offended or takes this as an insult to women, consider the fact that it is natural for a woman… Read more
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First Prayer — Continental Congress
Taken from https://plymrock.org/first-prayer-of-the-continental-congress-1774/ In history we find some of the best writings to be apologetics or in defense of rights. In 1774 the Continental Congress published its Declaration and Resolves stating in part: “…By the immutable laws of nature, the principles of the English constitution, and the several charters or compacts, have the following rights…… Read more
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Hebrews 8-10
[These are notes I used in a class on Hebrews sometime in the late 1990s at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Austin, TX.] Knowing ScriptureA Better Covenant, Sanctuary, and Sacrifice Reading Assignment: Hebrews 8-10 INTRODUCTION As we have seen the theme of Hebrews is to show the superiority of new covenant Christianity to old covenant Judaism.… Read more
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