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Since the Law Is Finished, What Is Sin?
Since the law that defined sin is finished, sin is also finished.
Apr 13
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Trent Gruber
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Neo‑Colonialism and the Democratic Coalition’s American Project
Progressive rhetoric insists that America is a “colonizer nation” and that today’s Democratic Party is finally dismantling that legacy by siding with…
Apr 7
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Trent Gruber
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The Historical Church and Humanity’s Ancient Centralizing Impulse
Modern conservative writers often describe the nation‑state and mass society as something radically new: a system of sacralized, centrally administered…
Apr 1
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Trent Gruber
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March 2026
DEI, the New Caste System That Pretends to Be Emancipation
From Jim Crow to “equity,” sorting souls by caste never really went away.
Mar 25
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Trent Gruber
The Most Offensive Claim in Christianity: Jesus’ Sacrifice Is Sufficient for Salvation
Against the quiet return of works and law.
Mar 23
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Trent Gruber
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The Loneliness Epidemic Isn’t About AI Companions
We engineered isolation long before we invented artificial friends.
Mar 22
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Trent Gruber
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The Loveless Triangle: The Dating Crisis Is a Power Structure, Not a Gender War
This culture frames the collapse of dating, marriage, and fertility as “men vs.
Mar 21
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Trent Gruber
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The Cartels the Supreme Court Protected: How Professional Licensing Evades Antitrust Law
Mar 21
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Trent Gruber
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Europe's Humiliation of Its American Patron
When the Provider Gets Played and Keeps Begging for Reciprocity
Mar 21
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Trent Gruber
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We’re Already in a Surveillance Economy. Let Finance Use the Data Like Every Other Industry
Much of the current debate over “open banking” is framed as if financial services are about to cross some bright line into a new era of surveillance.
Mar 21
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Trent Gruber
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Go for Broke: Trump’s Iran War and the Last Stand of the Petrodollar
The United States has walked into a moment where the usual vocabulary of “options,” “proportionate responses,” and “off‑ramps” no longer applies.
Mar 21
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Trent Gruber
Fuel, Not Beneficiaries: The Economics That Sacrificed the Flourishing of the Young for the Indulgence of Asset Holders
Millennials and Gen Z did not just get unlucky.
Mar 21
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Trent Gruber
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