The Argument Major Premise: Everything contained in the moral law derives from the greatest commandments: "love the Lord your God" and "love your neighbor as yourself." Minor Premise: The greatest commandments are knowable by nature. Conclusion: Everything contained in the moral law derives from thi… Read more…

[From a Twitter thread the other day] I'm going to briefly sketch out what I understand to be a proper Reformed way to speak about theosis, mostly as a mental exercise and also for feedback. So, here goes: Man is designed by nature to be the image and glory of God. He reveals, represents, and rules for God in creation.… Read more…

The distinction between sex and gender is one of the first things you will be taught when you seek initiation into the great debates of our culture. It is often simply put that sex is about physical biology and gender about culture. Sex pertains to the physiological realities of male and female, while gender pertains t… Read more…

Most Christians grow up learning, or at least becoming somewhat familiar with, the Ten Commandments. However, often they seem too simple to be a real moral guide as we grow up. I mean, just look at the list: Don't worship other gods. Don't worship images. Don't take God's name in vain. Honor the Sabbath. Honor your pa… Read more…

The whole of life is about worship. This is the chief end of man and the song of the universe. From quarks to quasars, every movement of every creature exists to radiate and reflect the glory of God. For men, worship, the profession of worth, primarily takes the form of obedience to all that God designs for us. And thi… Read more…

The other day I mentioned to my sister that I support a form of theocracy. Unfortunately, other developments in the conversation left me without an opportunity to elaborate much at all on what I mean by this. Since I didn't satisfy my wish to explain then, I'll take up the details here instead. Definition First, a basi… Read more…