I recently finished reading the memoirs of chauffeur Erich Kempka. As you might imagine, a chauffeur has a number of interesting stories to tell about his passengers. In Kempka’s case, they were often quite famous. As the narrative unfolds, you feel like you are riding shotgun while the chauffeur relates Read more…
Larry discusses how Christopher Hitchens’s widow, Carol Blue-Hitchens, attempted to discredit not only his award-winning 2016 book—which she admits to not reading—but a new book by first-time author Stephen Phillips on the late atheist provocateur. This discussion, and the article on which it is based, offers you an inside look Read more…
Last week, The New York Times published a column titled “Hitchens Biography Proceeds, Against His Widow’s Wishes.” In it, author Elizabeth A. Harris makes less-than-accurate reference to me and my book about the late atheist journalist Christopher Hitchens. Even so, the article is interesting. It details the entirely believable attempts Read more…
Two days after the events on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., Fixed Point Foundation executive director Larry Alex Taunton sat down with a couple that participated in the rally. Was it an “insurrection” as media has characterized it? Or is there more to the story?
There is a sociological element to all of this. Elitist conservatives don’t want to be associated with patriotic working class Americans. Larry Alex Taunton is the Executive Director of the Fixed Point Foundation and a freelance columnist contributing to USA Today, Fox News, First Things, The Atlantic, CNN, Daily Caller, and The American Spectator. He is also the author of The Grace Effect, The Gospel Coalition Book of Read more…
Everyone follows someone, and the “woke” elements within the evangelical Church are faithful followers of Pastors Tim Keller and John Piper, men who have unwittingly exchanged the truth of the gospel for the undeliverable promises of “social justice” and “Never Trumpism.” I wrote this column at the request of The Read more…
People constantly ask me, “What can I do?” You can start by celebrating Thanksgiving and Christmas however you want in defiance of irrational government edicts To say that we are passing through a period that is unique to the American experience is a bit of an understatement. I am not Read more…
Dear Friends & Supporters: I know that many of you are as unsettled by the events of recent days as I am. Dead people voting. Hundreds of thousands of ballots suddenly appearing that are all—every single one—magically in Biden’s favor. Voting machines that turn Trump votes to Biden votes. A Read more…
If America is to be overrun by the barbarian hordes, it is kindly requested that Tim Keller & Co. not open the gates When editors at The American Spectator asked me to write a column for their exceptional magazine about the liberalization of the American church in the age of Read more…
I simply can’t believe it. In addition to all the rioting, looting, and destruction of private property there has been an act of unspeakable violence. You might think I am referring to David Dorn, the retired black police officer who was murdered by protesters looting a pawn shop in St. Read more…