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February 26, 2021

The Christian War Journal

The Christian War Journal

Essays on history, theology, philosophy, and politics for Christians living in a Post-Christian world.

Let’s be honest: humans were created with an instinctual desire for sex. Yet oddly, modern Christianity has whiffed at addressing the topic in any productive way. Scripture isn’t silent on sex, but for many the only guidance ever received from their church or parents was just “Wait until marriage.” Marxism, Materialism, and How A Scarcity Narrative Drives Division in Our Modern World As it is the beginning of a new year, a common resolution seen across social media is the goal to “read through the Bible.” Lift weights. Lose weight. Read the Bible. I came up with the idea for The Christian War Journal in the fall of 2019, prior to all of the current world madness taking place. I had an idea for a book but toyed around with the idea of just turning that into a blog. The book and the blog became two separate things though, because I think the book idea is a really good one and I’d hate to spoil any of the fun. It’s still in the works. Since the exoneration of Kyle Rittenhouse, the beatification of the teen has taken place in the hallowed halls of the Church of American Conservatism. Saint Kyle has now been enshrined in memetic iconography across the internet as adult men everywhere raise their rifles in the air and screech "Shall Not Be Infringed!" from behind the safety of a keyboard.  Many Christians want to "return to tradition" in some kind of old fashioned "Little House on the Prairie" set up where Pa takes care of the farm and Ma raises their eleven children and hopes nine of them make it to adulthood without dying of dysentery.