The First Christmas Carol
Christmas is a time for music. It would be difficult to think about the traditions surrounding this time of the year without having the familiar […]
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Gene Veith on Modern Fascism Revisited
In 1993, I published a book titled Modern Fascism: Liquidating the Judeo-Christian Worldview. In it, I showed that the various fascist movements in Europe of the 1930s […]
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Bridging the Gap Between Heaven & Earth
In case you haven’t had the chance to watch the news lately, something appears to have gone wrong with the world. Not only are we […]
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Original Sin: A Tool for Decoding Human Nature
As a boy, I once encountered a book that had hidden messages on its pages. Using ordinary eyesight, the printed words remained invisible. But once I looked […]
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Clarity Before Unity
Should Protestants and Catholics stop arguing over their various theological differences and join forces with one another, particularly in light of an increasingly secular culture? […]
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Justification by Works Alone?
According to the apostle Paul, “a person who does not work, but trusts in him who justifies the ungodly, his faith is credited as righteousness” […]
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Despised & Rejected: Joseph & Jesus Compared
Chart to compare Joseph & Jesus.
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Jacob’s Strength vs. God’s Weakness
Jacob was born to wrestle. According to Gen. 25:22, he struggled with his twin brother Esau even in his mother’s womb, and was born grasping […]
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God Remembered Rachel
Genesis 29 relates the story of Jacob’s love for Rachel. And yet, on his wedding night, the deceiver was himself deceived. Though he had worked […]
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Gracious Promises to an Exiled Sinner
Jacob was a man of conflict and struggle. In fact, even before he was born he wrestled with his brother in the womb, and was […]
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Grace vs. Works
There’s a wonderful anchor for the doctrine of justification by faith alone all the way back in Genesis 15:6. After God promised to be Abraham’s […]
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The Need for a New Adam
The Old Testament depicts a host of potential saviors who end up failing (often spectacularly) to show that even the best of us are not […]