Month: December 2020

I have selected a poem for 2021.

Presented without comment.

Roman Catholics will, without a hint of irony or comprehension, assert that Scripture is too difficult for the common man to understand and then eisegetically argue for works righteousness from James 2.

In case I ever become (in)famous, I would just like to point out that I have, thus far, scrunched at least two hundred pages of handwritten notes into packaging material.

You’re welcome, future historians.

‘Unrestricted immigration’ is always a curse in Scripture.

Nothing has changed.

Abortion and pornography are two of the greatest threats to humanity.

Every billionaire represents a gross regulatory failure.

*I think I’m finally done packing books.*

All the books hiding places that aren’t bookshelves or tables:

I will gladly vote for whichever politician is trustworthy and promises to tear down the banks and burn the rubble to ash.

George Floyd died as he lived — a violent, drug-addicted felon and menace to society.

We are better in his absence.