In the wake of the D.C. violence Al Mohler has been in the hot seat. This blog post looks at Al Mohler and Christian nationalism. He went from being opposed to Trump in 2016 to becoming a supporter in 2020. This all happened to David French’s dismay. When Trump incited violence on January 6, Mohler said that Trump was responsible but defended his support for Trump. It led to a call for his resignation as the head of Southern Seminary in Louisville with Brian Kaylor taking the lead in calling for his exit. Continue reading
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John Piper Condemns Evangelical Support of Trumpism as Idolatry
With a national election looming John Piper at Desiring God wrote a strong critique. And while Piper criticized both sides he strongly condemned American evangelicals who make Trumpism as an idol and worship it. In response many Christian nationalists lashed out at John Piper over what he said. This post looks at what John Piper said, the response and offers some feedback in the process. Continue reading
Reflecting on My Decision to Reject Evangelical Christianity. Its Too Corrupt, Political and Intellectually Shallow
This is a post explaining why I have rejected evangelicalism as a faith movement. This is one that I have been meaning to work on for a while. From issues with Calvinism to politics to corruption there are many reasons to reject evangelicalism. This is just a part of my journey. Continue reading
Southern Baptist Pastor Joel Bowman is Calling for Al Mohler to Apologize to Bill Clinton
Al Mohler recently did a 180 and announced he now supports President Donald Trump. His hypocrisy has brought out a lot of controversy and an African-American pastor is now calling Mohler out. In the process Joel Bownman is telling the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary President that he needs to apologize to Bill Clinton. Continue reading
Former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin Who Issued a Number of Controversial Pardons Illustrates Why Christian Nationalists are not Pro-Life
Matt Bevin, was the outgoing Kentucky governor who had strong ties to Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville. The avowed Christian nationalist who boasted of his faith went on a pardoning spree after he lost an election. He pardoned murderers, child molesters, sexual abusers, and more. The situation which is a tragedy shows why Christian nationalists are not Pro-Life despite their rhetoric as well. Continue reading
A Brief Look at Evangelicals and Politics as Well as Impeachment
There have been a number of articles that deal with evangelical Christians and politics. This post compiles them into one. Also with an impeachment inquiry underway many evangelicals are responding to that development as well. This post is compilation of those articles and also some analysis of this topic. Continue reading
An Open Letter to Greg Strand (Will the EFCA Take D.A. Carson Attacking a Sexual Assault Victim Seriously in the #churchtoo Era?)
An open letter to Greg Strand. This is encouraging the EFCA to address the issue of D.A. Carson attacking a sexual assault victim in support of C.J. Mahaney. Its time for the EFCA to act and do the right thing. After all Al Mohler of the Southern Baptists has recanted and addressed the issue. Why is the EFCA staying silent?
Brent Detwiler Writes About how Al Mohler Severed his Relationship with C.J. Mahaney
At his blog Brent Detwiler writes about the relationship between Al Mohler and C.J. Mahaney and how that came to an end. The expose in the Houston Chronicle about the child sex abuse issue helped bring this issue to light. Continue reading
James MacDonald, C.J. Mahaney, Mark Driscoll and Other Celebrity Pastors. A Discussion on Authoritarianism at Roll to Disbeleive
Over at Roll to Disbelieve, an atheist blog, they have a good discussion and article about authoritarianism. In light of the authoritarian issues inside Harvest Bible Chapel, Sovereign Grace and the late Mars Hill this article I believe is a good read. It will give a psychological understanding on James MacDonald’s behavior.
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When Religion is as Destructive as Alcoholism or Drug Addiction
This is an article that reflects on an older post from Mike Anderson who led The Resurgence at Mars Hill in Seattle. What do you do when religion leads you to places that are dark and to behaviors just as destructive as alcoholism or drug addiction? This also reflects on what I have seen in my own life. Continue reading