The past few weeks have caused me to think a great deal about gender relations in both the Church and the world in general. The catalyst for this thinking has …
Tag: history
The Forsaken Monarch has Landed!
My second novel, The Forsaken Monarch, continues that story of Empress Maud of England that I began with The Girl Empress. Here comes the plot description. England is in chaos. …
My Experience of Black America
Over the past week, I sat down at my computer to write about black America, by which I mean Americans of African descent and their culture. I had hesitated to …
The Reformation was a Tragedy
We haven’t hit the month of October yet, and already I have read so much about the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation that I would just assume be done …
What is my Novel About? Here’s the Answer.
These days, I tend to get the same question time after time. “What is your novel about?” People ask this question after they learn that I have written a novel. …
The Speeding up of History
I can’t help observing that things seem to be moving a good deal faster today than they ever did in previous eras. My grandmother was born in 1932. Her childhood …
No Thank You, Aquinas: Women Are Not Misbegotten
Thomas Aquinas was undoubtedly one of the greatest thinkers in Christian history. His Summa Theologica is quite possibly the most influential theological tome of all time. Christians of all stripes …
Bhagat Singh Thind Had His Citizenship Revoked…in 1923
The current debate over immigration that is taking place in the United States is certainly nothing new. Much as Americans like to pride themselves on being a “nation of immigrants”, …
B.B. Warfield in Dayton
When it comes to the history of Dayton, Ohio, my home for the past three years, there is pretty much one name that you need to know: Wright, as in …
“The Chronicle of Maud: Fracture” Awaits Your Vote On Kindle Scout
Yes, it’s true: I wrote a novel. In fact, it is the first in a series of three novels that tell the life story of Empress Maud of England, also …