Competent to Care For (not Kill)
Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time…In Hollywood” recalls a time of competent manhood and its play with violence. How do the two go together?
Those Seeking Can Now Find: Entering a New Era of Good Counsel
“Transformation: A Former Transgender Responds to LGBTQ,”, Linda Seiler’s teaching testimony gives solid support for the gender-torn seeking a different route.
Recommended Resources on Transgenderism
People often ask, what resources do you recommend. It is time to update the answer. The liabilities of our culture have greatly increased. So has the help.
My Favorite Transgender Author
Reading Andrea Long Chu’s book length rumination, Females, is like watching a favorite nephew self-destruct. It is to often ask, “If only…”
A Gay Man on Intimacy -review of The Madness of Crowds
Douglas Murray, with honesty and wit, critiques our culture, while honestly examining the monogendered experience in comparison to the intergendered.
INANNA of Uruk Rides Again
England’s NHS brought the Tavistock Clinic to its final demise. The worship of the ancient pagan goddess, Inanna, offers some striking parallels.
Where We’re Affirming Gender This Year
That intimacy-inducing, fruitfulness-producing, identity-inculcating, God-imaging dynamic of being human will be presented at these engagements this year.
What’s the Symbol? (Review of The Genesis of Gender, Part II)
A story of deep thinker who embeds her narrative in her life situation, with room to grow.
An Important Book, Part I (Review of The Genesis of Gender, by Abigail Favale)
A thoughtful intellectual travelogue from a previous Gender Studies professor helps move the Church’s needed conversation forward.
What is a Woman? Plato Answers
The question, “What is a woman?” has been forged into our vernacular. But long before Matt Walsh, Plato answers in Timaeus. The Bible’s contrast pays reviewing.