A Demarcation Point
Last week, noted pastor and theologian Tim Keller died. While the world is focused on Gov. Ron DeSantis’s bid for the presidency, many Christians have focused on Keller’s wit and …
Author: Erick Erickson
A Question That Needs an Answer
I am struggling to get an answer to a question. Each time I ask the question, I get statements that do not even come close to answering the question. Most …
Hostis Publicus
In A.D. 68, the Roman Senate declared Emperor Nero (SET ITAL) hostis publicus, (END ITAL) or a public enemy. People scraped Nero’s name off monuments, repainted his portraits into the …
Americans, Not Conservatives, Strike Back
Conservative activists are excited about the boycott of Bud Light. Anheuser-Busch, the beer maker, branded a can of Bud Light for a transgender activist, Dylan Mulvaney. Mulvaney, biologically male, celebrated …
DeSantis and Resign-To-Run
This past week, a rumor started that former President Donald Trump would go to Tallahassee and personally convince the Florida legislature not to amend Section 99.012 of the Florida election …
The Path for Life
The Dobbs decision gave pro-life Americans what they wanted: the ability to have a conversation on abortion. Without Dobbs, Roe v. Wade, imposed by seven men in the ’70s on …
What Is Truth?
Two thousand years ago, a group of men flogged Truth to within an inch of its life then nailed Truth to a cross, hoisted the cross in the air and …
The Inconvenient Gun Deaths
The Armalite 15, or AR-15, is not a military weapon that was ported to civilian use. It is a civilian rifle that later the military modified for itself. To say …
