But you really ought to register for yet another Wordsmithy conference, despite my utter inability to write a nonsensical book or blog!
— Not Doug Wilson (@KirkCEO) May 7, 2015
Looking forward to my #Wordsmithy conference, which won’t be even slightly tainted by my extensive record of plagiarism.
— Not Doug Wilson (@KirkCEO) June 30, 2016
When we begin to lie, we are the first liar, but we are also frequently the first dupe. We don’t start by telling other people lies. We begin by telling ourselves that we are not lying — which is the first lie.
Douglas Wilson
When “full” means “partial.” Continue reading
Guide to courtship for @newsaintandrews men & Greyfriars:
1. Talk to her dad
2. If you already raped her, I’ll urge the judge to be lenient— Not Doug Wilson (@KirkCEO) September 15, 2016
God does not only prohibit the invention of such lies, He prohibits us from circulating them. ‘You shall not circulate a false report. Do not put your hand with the wicked to be an unrighteous witness’ (Ex. 23:1). As Thomas Watson put it, very bluntly, it makes little difference if we carry the devil around in our mouth or in our ear.
Douglas Wilson
“Steven contacted the authorities here and said he was going to cooperate fully, and did he need to come down? They said no.” —Douglas Wilson Continue reading
“If a person is a habitual liar, his conscience is seared and calloused. It doesn’t work if he tells a lie.”
Jim Wilson
“In the real world, where all this actually happened” Continue reading
Latah County Prosecuting Attorney Bill Thompson said his office has been contacted by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare Child Protection Services and was informed that it will be opening an investigation into the family of Steven Sitler. Sitler, 30, of Moscow, pleaded guilty in September 2006 to lewd conduct with a child under 16. . . . Continue reading
Whereupon Doug Wilson’s profound ignorance becomes a millstone to those who hang with him. Continue reading
‘Then said he unto the disciples, It is impossible but that offences will come: but woe unto him, through whom they come! It were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and he cast into the sea, than that he should offend one of these little ones’ (Luke 17:1–2). . . .
In the passage from Luke, Jesus warns against stumbling or offending little ones. He attaches one of the most dire warnings in the Bible to this caution (v. 2). Jesus said a lot of things about children that are routinely ignored today, just as the first disciples tended to ignore them.
Douglas Wilson
“. . . without natural affection, implacable, false accusers, brutal, fierce, despisers of those that are good. . .” — 2 Timothy 3:3 Continue reading
