High on emotion but short on facts. Continue reading
“In our own community, we have Doug Wilson writing about slavery as a paternalistic, protective institution, when it is well-documented that slavery in the South was as cruel and dehumanizing as slavery ever was.” Continue reading
“New St. Andrews’ downtown Moscow presence is a decided benefit to some businesses and a detriment to others. NSA has grown a great deal since its founding in 1994. Although the institution prizes its status as a small school, it’s obvious that NSA intends to continue growing. The bigger it becomes, the greater impact it will have on downtown Moscow, and the harder it will become for NSA to develop and move to a more integral, integrated campus.” Continue reading
Dr. Lois Blackburn saw it all from afar. Now, 12 years later, the beast has risen from his slumber to devour more land and more parking in the core, just as she predicted. Continue reading
Parking downtown can be difficult. But we need to note what kind of problem this actually is — a very good one.
Douglas Wilson
“You can’t fight city hall.” Continue reading
“Greenfield is now happily married and has four children. She speaks out regularly about child sexual abuse. She also sings her heart out as a blues soloist in various venues, including some of my Unitarian choir performances.” Continue reading
Torn between two Dougs. Continue reading
When the ad talks about “lifting wallets,” they mean it “spiritually.” Continue reading
“The Bible permits Christians to own slaves, provided they are treated well. You are a Christian. Whom do you believe?” —Douglas Wilson
“Lee Rozen recently argued (Our View, April 29–30) that I seem to be proud of my ‘anti-gay, pro-slavery, patriarchal provocateur status.’” Continue reading
“It is relevant to note that the religion page in our newspaper usually lists 45 to 50 churches. Some may share that pastor’s opinions, but do not challenge the community with them. To my knowledge, this is the only church provoking this kind of battle.” Continue reading
Twenty-nine years ago, on February 27, 1988, Pastor Douglas Wilson of Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, wrote this op-ed for the Lewiston Morning Tribune. Continue reading