If you disagree with the war in Iran, and you’ve been labeled ‘conservative’ or ‘Republican,’ you’re a panican. It’s an insult, if we’re blunt. Calling somebody a ‘panican’ is never approbative, not the way ‘liberal’ or ‘conservative’ or progressive’ might
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Welcome to my blog! I’m Colson Potter, author with one book published at time of posting and more coming. This blog covers those topics I believe I can speak valuably upon: writing, politics, theology, philosophy, and the intersections of the four, to the glory of God.
A new article goes up every Monday; short stories and poems (as well as extras) go up when they are ready for public exposure or when I stumble across them in my computer six months later.
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What’s What on Here
The Blog Here you can find all the weekly articles. Theology Here you can find articles focused on theology. Writing Here you can find articles focused on the art and theory of writing. Politics Here you can find articles focused
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Panican?
If you disagree with the war in Iran, and you’ve been labeled ‘conservative’ or ‘Republican,’ you’re a panican. It’s an insult, if we’re blunt. Calling somebody a ‘panican’ is never approbative, not the way ‘liberal’ or ‘conservative’ or progressive’ might
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Application is Integral to Preaching
Preachifying is a discipline prosecuted across the country on a regular basis. Some of its practitioners take it as an opportunity for blasphemy. Some restrain themselves to mere heresy. A few have a higher standard; they make an effort to,
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Language, Literal and Figurative
I have read a fair amount of Gordon Clark, and because I agree with him as a rule, I very much enjoy disagreeing with him when he is wrong: his errors are generally intelligent and notable (see this article for
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The Death of Common Law
‘Ignorance of the law is no excuse.’ So say the legal textbooks, the judge’s rulings, and all the cavalcade of legal orthodoxy. Yet on the face of it, this seems unjust. How can I be accountable to a law I
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Eowyn: Through Darkness, Unto Bloom
Eowyn stands as perhaps my favorite female character in all of fiction. A few there are which stand near her- Harriet Vane, for instance- and a few I will acknowledge as being, to my experience, as well written- Orual (Till