A grifter’s empire. Continue reading
The father here disciplines the son in whom he delights. Refusal to discipline amounts to hatred and is simply a slow, cruel way for a man to disown his son, clearly marking him out as illegitimate. True discipline is the foundation of respect — respect that will last a lifetime. . . . A neglectful abdicating father despises his son.
Douglas Wilson
Raw Story has effectively distilled Douglas Wilson’s theology into two paragraphs that explain Jamin Wight and Steven Sitler better than anything I’ve ever read. Continue reading
“Failure to give credit is plagiarism.” Continue reading
Boys must learn to say, regularly — to God, to others, and to themselves — that they were wrong when they were wrong, and that they were responsible when they were responsible. When they do this, they will discover that authority naturally flows to those who take responsibility. That same authority naturally flees from those who seek to shift the responsibility or blame. When boys learn to do this, they are learning what it means to be a young man. When young men learn to do this, they are learning what it means to be a grown man.
Douglas Wilson
