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A collection of 41 posts

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The Artist Is Not Justified by Works

Effort, Property, Communism, and the Theology Behind the AI Panic

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"Signal (Interlude)" Explained: The Dead Hear and Live

A Static Whisper from the Fathers on the Word That Wakes the Dead

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A Marketing Consultant Would Hate This

Lutheran theology, pulp imagery, and hip hop under one roof. Plus the "Fangs" video premieres today.

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Why Heresy Still Matters Online and in Music

On internet drama, wounded consciences, and an open letter to Bryson Gray

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Music You Can Hold: Collecting, Streaming, and the Christian Stewardship of Sound

A follow-up to "You Shall Not Steal" — and the announcement I've been waiting to make.

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I Let AI Analyze a Facebook Post. It Was More Self-Aware Than the Author.

When AI can point out irony better than some humans in Christian hip-hop

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Defensor Harmoniae Biblicae: A Lutheran Pastor Made a Hip-Hop Project.

Here's Why That's Not As Stupid As It Sounds.

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Not All Reformation: Why Pentecostalism Is Outside Historic Protestantism (Pt. 2)

A steel-man and Conclusion

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Not All Reformation: Why Pentecostalism Is Outside Historic Protestantism (Pt. 1)

How a Movement Born in Revivalism Departed from the Historic Protestant Faith

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Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra… and the Death of a Shared Culture

When Words Remain but Meaning Is Lost

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12 Angry Men and the Art of Explaining Everything Away

Christian Apologetics, Atheist Doubt, and the Habit of Explaining Away the Evidence

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Karma, Reincarnation, and the Death of Compassion

Why the Gospel Rejects the Logic of Karma

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Martin Luther King Jr., Christian Martyr?

A Confessional Lutheran Correction

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A Look Back, A Look Ahead, and Why Your New Year's Resolution is Probably Idolatry

December 29, 2025

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You Shall Not Steal: Digital Piracy, Christian Stewardship, and the Importance of Physical Ownership

Over the past several months, I have been setting up my own Jellyfin media server. It has been both a technical project and a personal shift in how I view media ownership. Every DVD, Blu-ray, and CD I have purchased over the years now has a secure backup copy

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Why Stream DOOM? A Confessional Lutheran Answer

On vocation, media, and the right distinction between Church and content.

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Reformation Week: Why Remaining Lutheran Is Remaining Catholic and Apostolic

A Call to the Faithful: Why the Confessional Lutheran Church Alone Keeps the Apostolic Faith

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The Confessional Response to Pop Culture Fear

From Swiftie Hysteria to Lutheran Resistance: A Call to Create, Not Complain.

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Answer Not, Yet Answer: A Defense of Christian Polemics

How Proverbs 26:4–5 teaches us to fight for truth without becoming fools ourselves.

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The Collapse of Evangelical Pop Culture

Why Christians Must Replace Shallow Pop Culture with Art Rooted in Truth, Beauty, and Theology.

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Launching "Ezekiel Creed: Tribe of Dust and Blood"

A Fantasy of the Cross and the Sword

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FOR PAID SUBS: Chapter 2 of Ezekiel Creed (Available Sept. 25th)

Chapter 2: The Tribe of the Dust

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RazörFist’s Advice to Christian Writers Entering the Iron Age of Media

How Christian pulp writers can seize the Iron Age of Media with bold storytelling and unapologetic faith.

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Guns, the Magdeburg Confession, and Why Christian Fiction Can Bear Arms

A brief treatise on Self-Defense Doctrine in Christian Pulp Fiction

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Why Horror Resonates with Christian Anthropology

How monsters, shadows, and screams unmask the truth about sin, death, and our desperate need for Christ.