An Episcopal Parable

The Episcopal Church of the USA (hereafter, “ECUSA”) is a poster child for religious egalitarianism.  For any who ever cared enough to look, its progress from women’s ordination to gay ordination to utter apostasy is writ large in recent history. 
The few remaining conservatives within the Episcopal Church are still saying “Huh? How’d this happen?”  And, [...]

Wiener Wackiness

Gender light has finally dawned for the gender-oppressed in Vienna, Austria.   According to an AFP story at Brietbart.com the city of Vienna has finally launched an initiative to raise awareness about  gender equality.  In the process, thousands of oppressed and marginalized women  will now be able to cross the streets and use exits in safety and [...]

Christians for Biblical Anarchy

My friend Michael over at the Complementarian Christian Coalition Forum has delivered himself of a cogent bit of polemic against religious feminism (aka evangelical egalitarians).  Applying their usual arguments against patriarchy (including the patriarchy inherent in the Biblical worldview) to the governmental institution of the police, he lays out how and why we should form a new [...]

The Camel’s Nose

Everyone knows the story of the Arab and his camel, how he allowed the camel on a cold night to put his nose into the tent in order to keep warm.  By morning, the tent was full of camel, and the Arab was outside in the cold.
This is a parable for the development of many [...]

Who’s dating Jesus?

Agnieszka Tennant’s recent essay in Christianity Today entitled “Dating Jesus” is a mixed bag, mostly for what it does not say.  Where she speaks to her topic, I’d agree with her, though with more urgency than she displays.  But, still … as far as it goes, what she says is spot on.
Her criticism boils down [...]

Me Tarzan, You Jane

Many “gender truths” found in general revelation have a high degree of “Duh!” connected to them.  They are so blindingly obvious (see below) that it’s comic to find someone spending gobs of time and money to articulate something like this:
“ … women feel dependent on men.”
“Females are smaller and weaker than males so, women and their [...]