I hate a lie.
Douglas Wilson
Deceitful Theology Part 4
The Kirk Is a Front that Covers for His Political Agenda
Torn between two Dougs. Continue reading
Public Deceit
“I hate a lie.”
Deceitful Theology Part 3
Does God Exist Bait & Switch?
I’m pretty sure he does not believe that God exists. Continue reading
Deceitful Theology Part 2
“a liar from the beginning”
“And I saw three unclean spirits like frogs come out of the mouth of the dragon, and out of the mouth of the beast, and out of the mouth of the false prophet.” —Revelation 16:13 Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News letter to the editor: “On ending slavery”
Doubling Down on Deceit
“unnecessary carnage” Continue reading
Deceitful Theology Part 1
The principles of war as understood by Douglas Wilson culminate in the chief principle of war as well as the cornerstone of his theology — deception. Continue reading
Flashback 2003: “the INKster” & “the Rev. Holy Man Doug Wilson”
“Why would the Rev. Holy Man defend an unpopular evil that always needed to be abolished?” Continue reading
Douglas Wilson is not pro-slavery: “Whom do you believe?”
“The Bible permits Christians to own slaves, provided they are treated well. You are a Christian. Whom do you believe?” —Douglas Wilson
“if taken”
“It’s persuasion to live more peaceable lives.” —Doug Wilson Continue reading
The Thirteenth Amendment and the Paleo-Confederate
“Slave life was to them a life of plenty, of simple pleasures, of food, clothes, and good medical care.” —Douglas Wilson Continue reading
The Bragging Fool of Moscow
“Do you see a man wise in his own eyes? There is more hope for a fool than for him.” —Proverbs 26:12 Continue reading
The Federal Division: Excursus II
“grace is a covenantal relationship”
“At the same time, grace is what it is, and cannot be redefined by sinful man into anything else. The grace of God in Christ saves us from our sins.” —Douglas Wilson Continue reading
The Federal Division Part 9
“grace is a covenantal relationship”
Today’s post will furnish an example of Doug Wilson redefining the theological term grace. Continue reading