Janus Double Speak

Double Speak: How The Traditional Concept of National Identity Has Redefined

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Janus Double Speak

By Davis Carlton

This year has brought about another round of denunciations of Kinism from the Southern Baptist Convention as well as virtually all of the confederated denominations within NAPARC, representing the Lion’s share of ostensibly conservative and confessional Presbyterian and Reformed churches in North America. This was kicked off when the Associated Reformed Presbyterian church (ARP) created a study committee to refute Kinism at their synod in 2025, resulting in a document rife with fake citations likely generated by AI. A good deal has already been said about the dishonesty of using obviously fabricated citations and the ARP’s wholly inadequate response boiling down to claiming that these were honest mistakes. read more

Forgiveness, Repentance, and Reconciliation: Considerations in Light of the Charlie Kirk Assassination

By Davis Carlton

I’ve been involved with several online discussions regarding how Christians ought to forgive those who sin against them, and the catalyst for these discussions has been the Charlie Kirk assassination and his widow, Erika Kirk’s, stating that she forgives her late husband’s assassin at his memorial service. These discussions have often been passionate and interesting, and I’d like to offer my thoughts. I’m of the opinion that Christians are not called to forgive those who have wronged them in the absence of repentance. I’d like to explain and defend my reasoning for my conclusions. read more

Considerations on the Mahler/White Debate and the Sanctification of the Races

By Davis Carlton

The dust seems to have settled from the debate over Black sanctification between Corey Mahler and James White that took place earlier this summer. I doubt that many minds were changed, as I believe that most people are likely to believe that “their guy” won. I don’t like the framing of the debate as Mahler seemed to be disadvantaged by the premise of the debate. The debate was over whether or not God could theoretically sanctify Blacks in general to the same extent as Whites. Mahler was tasked with trying to defend the notion that nature somehow limits God’s ability to extend grace. read more

Some Thoughts on Recent Controversies About Online Anons

By Davis Carlton

Recently James White has expressed disgust with those who anonymously criticize him online. White was particularly irked by a user going by Defiant Baptist on X joking about White’s banter regarding Doug Wilson, suggesting that it sounded gay. Others have commented about some of White’s fashion choices regarding the sweaters he wears while recording the Dividing Line. White has suggested that men who maintain online social media accounts ought to be “doxxed.” Rich Pierce of Alpha & Omega Ministries has echoed this sentiment as well as suggesting that the church’s clergy and elders be aware of all of their members’ social media activity. White’s justification for doxxing online anons is that the Apostles warned Christians of wolves in sheep’s clothing. This is true enough, but what justifies White’s contention that online anonymous activity is innately serving the purposes of wickedness? Here are a few things that I would like Christians like James White, Rich Pierce and others who are condemning those using pseudonyms to consider. read more

On Dire Wolves, Fake Girlboss Space Flights, Karmelo Anthony, and Nimrod

By Colby Malsbury

Ah, springtime. When a young man’s fancy turns to thoughts of….checking out what’s trending online early and often.

Which is no different than how he spends his time the other three seasons of the year, come to think of it. But hey, he might deign to crack a window open this time, and let some of the pervading stale musk out. So let’s give credit where it’s due.

So what exactly is burning up this Online that I’ve heard so much about these days? Why, a polymorphous mass of Newspeak conveying the message that whatever degenerate humanity decrees to be right in its own eyes must be the ironclad Truth, of course! What can I say? The days are getting warmer, and riot season is about to dawn in the urban areas. Nothing like a polite but firm affirmation of your own omnipotence to get your REEEEEEE’s cooing and the subsequent fires raging, all right. read more

The Lite WOKE Left’s Accusation That The Dissident Christian Right Is Really “WOKE Right”

By Enos Powell

Read the original article by Enos at his blog here.

Recently, it has become all the rage for the lite WOKE left to accuse the dissident right of being “WOKE RIGHT.” The lite WOKE left is doing this in order to try and gate-keep for the hard WOKE left. It is hoped by those slinging around the accusation of “WOKE RIGHT” that they will be able to discredit the dissident and Christian Right with many who are not epistemologically self conscious in our current truth contest.

Now, I have never understood the guts of this accusation and I have legitimately tried to understand that the WOKE Right and the WOKE Left are really the same only as mirror opposites. The argument that the WOKE Right is the same as the WOKE Left is that both use the same methodology to arrive at their opposite positions. read more

Their Blood Cries Out: The Murder & Betrayal of Austin Metcalf

By Ehud Would

You can also read Ehud’s original post at his blog, here.

The horror of Austin Metcalf’s murder at the hands of Karmelo Anthony follows a long sad pattern in this country – a pattern of White people slaughtered by demoniac negroes whose actions are excused and/or instantly forgiven by the victims’ families. And all absent any hint of contrition on the part of the killers.

Essential to this pattern is the fact that moderns will feel more outrage at the words “demoniac negroes” than at Blacks’ ongoing predation on the children of our people.  read more

What is a Nation? Cody Lawrence Steps Up To The Plate

By Davis Carlton

I’m pleased that the topic of the Biblical concept of nationhood is gaining more traction. I have gone on record saying that Kinists need to press the question: What is a nation? The reason being that the answer to this question is thoroughly and unambiguously Kinist. The Biblical authors absolutely and uniformly consider nations to be hereditary subdivisions of mankind. Opponents of Kinism or ethno-nationalism are backed into a corner of having to oppose the concept of nationhood that is taught in the Bible. The Biblical definition of nationhood is being rediscovered by a younger generation of Christians who are finding out that the concept of nationhood has been redefined in recent decades to mean something other than what it has meant throughout history. Once one understands what the Bible means about nationhood, the rest of Kinism naturally follows. Those who oppose ethno-nationalism are given the tough task of trying to show that the Biblical concept of nationhood is, in fact, not tied to ethnicity or common ancestry. Enter Cody Lawrence. read more

Doug Wilson’s Obfuscation on the Post-War Consensus

By Davis Carlton

Doug Wilson recently posted a video on his Blog & Mablog YouTube channel called Epistemological Impudence and The Post-War Consensus. He has a real knack for coming up with titles that just roll off the tongue. The thesis advanced by Wilson is that World War II set the stage for the zeitgeist of relativism. The secular elites adopted relativism because they came to believe that deeply held beliefs and dogmas were the cause of war with all of its accompanying atrocities. The solution was: mix in some relativistic “paint thinner” with our convictions to make sure that the evils that brought about the world wars could be avoided in the future. Wilson recalls a rancorous classroom discussion in the 1970s in which a young woman complained about how the deep seated convictions of Christians made them “just like the Nazis.” read more

Engaging Rich Pierce on The Good Samaritan

By Davis Carlton

            Rich Pierce of Alpha & Omega Ministries is not happy.  He’s upset with Kinists, writing “When they come to the NT they fall apart. Look at my threads, they start with personal attack, then they want to link me to articles that turn Luke 10:36-37 on its head.”  Pierce recently has been counter-signaling Eric Conn and Joel Webbon on X (formerly Twitter).  Pierce took umbrage at Webbon’s suggestion that Jews were uniquely hostile to Christian Nationalism.  At which point I chimed in.  I told Pierce that Jews were in fact uniquely hostile to Christianity and that while I pray for their conversion, that it would be better for Western countries to be free of Jewish influence.  Pierce asked me about a New Testament instruction.  Not knowing what exactly Pierce had in mind I replied, “Sounds good. That being said, I don’t think that Christians are required to tolerate Jews in positions of authority or influence in their societies while also praying and hoping for their conversion.” read more