Auron MacIntyre’s The Total State: Review and Analysis

Auron MacIntyre is a rising star on the political right. Only a few years ago he was both a high school teacher and a local journalist, but through effective social media management, mainly Twitter/X, he has built up a reputation and now is the most conservative voice at The Blaze. He is known for his […]
Cringe: Eric Metaxas’s Lazy Letter To The American Church

Originally, Godwin’s Law invoked that on a long enough timeline, every debate would devolve into Nazi accusations and ad-Hitler hominin attacks. Nowadays, Godwin’s Law is the starting point for any discourse, reflecting a remarkable degradation in human intelligence. Several months back, upon viewing the trailer, we concluded that Eric Metaxas’s Letter to the American Church […]
Analysis of Christopher Caldwell’s The Age of Entitlement

Few political books have had a greater political impact in the United States than Christopher Caldwell’s The Age of Entitlement: America Since the Sixties. The book functions as a brilliant narrative that is influencing right-wing intellectuals and has meaningfully pushed the Overton Window on several sacred cows that were politically hazardous to touch prior to […]
Jared Moore’s Lust of the Flesh: Review and Analysis

Dr. Jared Moore has been a friend of Evangelical Dark Web, appearing late last year to react to his debate with Preston Sprinkle, one of the primary proponents of Side B theology. Moore made waves throughout 2023 by sparking debate over concupiscence and calling out errors in Doug Wilson. Being a subject matter expert and […]
The War on Conservatives by Mark Dice: Review and Analysis

Mark Dice is a media analyst who is known for posting pithy, succinct YouTube videos and occasional trolling from his channel with 1.86 million subscribers. For a major conservative channel, he is relatively reclusive but is an excellent voice in the movement and has long critiqued the liberal drift within Conservative Inc. His latest book, […]
How The Chosen Gets Philip and Nathanael Wrong | S2E2 Review

https://youtu.be/5lROAOrKS4Q Our series episodic review of The Chosen continues after ten months of inactivity with Season 2 Episode 2 “I Saw You.” As soon as the episode begins, I am reminded why it’s been ten months since I’ve watched it. The episode is best characterized as a bunch of grown men talking about their feelings […]
Kevin Sorbo’s Left Behind: Rise of the Antichrist (2023): Review

Apparently, there was another cinematic installment of the Left Behind series that debuted in January of 2023 directed and starring Kevin Sorbo that grossed a quiet $4 million at the box office. Left Behind: Rise of the Antichrist functions as a sequel to the 2014 film starring Nicolas Cage, only that the main cast has […]
The Boniface Option Gives Practical Advice To Fight Trashworld

The Christian Nationalist movement is growing rapidly in Evangelicalism with the success of multiple books by it’s proponents and a cottage industry for its adversaries. Andrew Isker builds on his previous book, cowritten by Andrew Torba, and further focuses on practical applications for fighting the dystopian world around us. Andrew Isker’s The Boniface Option is accurately […]
Big George Foreman Review: Most Based Movie of 2023?
https://youtu.be/fFJTzpAXcJw Have you ever wondered what Rocky V might look like if it were a good movie? Big George Foreman is here to answer that question in our latest installment of Christian Film Reviews. Big George Foreman tells the remarkable story of how George Foreman, after suffering his second professional defeat to Jimmy Young in […]
Shiny Happy People: Duggar Family Secrets: Gothard Legalism Exposed or Feminist Deconstruction?

Amidst cultural decline of the sexual revolution, many fundamentalist Christians turned to the teachings of Bill Gothard, whose Institute in Basic Life Principles (IBLP) and Advanced Training Institute (ATI) homeschooling program became seen as the keys to success for raising children and overcoming the world. None were more prominent followers of Gothard’s movement than the […]