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“Conspiracy Theories – Bryan Wolfmueller,” Issues, Etc. My only critique on this one is that it would have helped for him to speak more in terms of “conspiratorialism” than “conspiracy theory.” Being open to a particular conspiracy theory is one thing. The disordered appetite for them is another, and I think that’s what the speaker really had in mind.
“The Conjunction Conundrum,” The Outlaw God. This is was very rich theologically. I so appreciate Luther. But not surprisingly at the very end, they take things to ubiquity and consubstantiation. Ugh. Why can’t they be content with the spiritual presence of Christ in the sacrament? That is real and mystical. What more do they need without having to resort to their convoluted ideas?
“The Inhumanity of Commercial Surrogacy,” Issues, Etc.
“How the Therapeutic Killed Academic Standards,” by Carl Trueman, First Things
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