Check Your Privilege!

Here's a question I've never seen answered. How does one "check privilege?"

— Brandon Morse (@TheBrandonMorse) November 22, 2014

Once a privilege is checked, where does one go from there? Do I set out to become less privileged?

— Brandon Morse (@TheBrandonMorse) November 22, 2014

https://twitter.com/moderndaymerlin/status/536261606590939136

I see, so you take off your privilege for convenience, then put it back on when you’re done with your social outing. @moderndaymerlin

— Brandon Morse (@TheBrandonMorse) November 22, 2014

https://twitter.com/moderndaymerlin/status/536262643003432960

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Mailbag: Should we separate from the church? December 6, 2019

The Church Universal is the body of Christ. It has a "corporate" and "individual" component to it, if you will. You might even say this is somewhat laid forth in 1 Corinthians 12:27 -- "Now you are the body of Christ, and each one of you is a part of it." Individuals are stitched together by Christ to become the Church. The post […]

The Aesthetic of a Martyr December 5, 2019

St. Varus was a highly-decorated soldier who lived in Egypt when the Roman emperor Maximian (c. 286 to 305 A.D.) initiated severe persecution against those who refused to worship the pantheon of pagan gods, including Caesar. Christians were singled out for execution because of their refusal to bow down and sacrifice to any god created ... Read more The Aesth […]

Ep 147: Priorities to Dismantling the State December 3, 2019

If you’re not a button pusher (to end the state tomorrow), then what smaller “buttons” would you push, and in what order, to end the tyranny of the state? Doug and Norman discuss their list of priorities if they were in charge of dismantling the state. Show Notes Do you Hate the State? The post Ep 147: Priorities to Dismantling the State appeared first on Li […]

The Schizophrenia and Healing of the American Church November 27, 2019

The saddest part of Christian leadership in America is its schizophrenic attitude towards war perpetrated by the state both at home and in foreign soil. It is a bizarre sight to behold when the church (of various mainline denominations), intended to be the ultimate force for peace, reconciliation, and justice, urges the United States President ... Read more […]

Ep 146: Minarchism, Anarchism, and What is a True Libertarian? November 26, 2019

Should anarchists make a minarchist argument to win statists over? Does being a minarchist make you unlibertarian? WHat would disqualify you from not being a libertarian? And would you push the button to end the state tomorrow? Show Notes Do you Hate the State? The post Ep 146: Minarchism, Anarchism, and What is a True Libertarian? appeared first on Libertar […]

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