Given that we at Protestia support the Norman Statement on the Abolition of Abortion, we want to highlight a debate between two men we highly regard. On one side is Russell Hunter, a prominent Oklahoma-based abortion abolitionist who founded and established Abolish Human Abortion, Free the States, and now Abolitionist Rising.
One of Doug Wilson’s grandsons has been hailed for his bravery for standing up to a mob of radical protesters hell-bent on occupying Hamilton Hall at Columbia University, resulting in them being assaulted and forcibly removed by the student occupiers. Wilson shared: I really do need to say something about my
Update. Canon Press commented on their offer to Adams, writing: After famed ‘Dilbert’ creator and political commentator Scott Adams announced that he’d been dropped by his publisher and distributor for making a series of allegedly racist comments, Doug Wilson’s Canon Press sent out a message to him suggesting they’re looking
Regular pew-sitters like myself have long been the beneficiaries of the unafraid, unapologetic wisdom of pastor Doug Wilson. We live in a church age where, as Wilson aptly noted in his blog post discussed below, the prizing of feminine characteristics in church leadership has created a “third sex” in evangelicalism.
Last month we brought you this post How Doug Wilson and Co. Are Wailin’ on the Culture War, explaining why many are drawn to them. This is absolutely required reading before this post, being the first part of it, so click the link, give it a read, and then check
Meet the Press recently featured a segment on Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, where Pastor Doug Wilson holds sway. Featured as part of a broader discussion concerning the rise of ‘Christian nationalism’ in the country, NBC’s Anne Thompson sought to understand Wilson and his church’s stated goal of converting the
SBTS President Albert Mohler got a little testy over the weekend, complaining that Canon Press, the publishing arm of Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, has released some of his older material without his permission and blessing. His intent; distance himself from Wilson and the Church as much as possible. Evidently
There is a growing concern over The Federal Vision (FV) again in North American Reformed Churches, here is why and here’s how to stop it: 1. Very few (at least initially) are attracted to its theological positions. Most people aren’t interested in Baptismal Regeneration, Padeocommunion, and a questionable view of
One of Douglas Wilson’s most ferocious and long-standing critics has issued a public apology towards him, telling the pastor of Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, that as part of the deep process of healing, she has sought “forgiveness for treating him and his church community as my enemy, and for
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