Homesteader Life

Culture is religion externalized. Look around at the so called “christian” culture in the US and you can tell a lot about about the twisted beliefs of modern evangelicals. One thing that jumps out is that Christians live like people who don’t plan on being around very long. The rise of […]

There is a new website for Christians on the topic of preparedness that I thought you folks might like to know about. Its purpose is to foster discussion in the area of Christian stewardship and preparedness in hopes that more people will begin thinking about these matters. If you have a friend, relative […]

Today Isaiah Athanasius Terry turns 2. Hard to believe he’s that old already, seems like yesterday I was announcing his birth here on the blog. Isaiah loves to eat and he is a big boy. He loves horses and cows, cats and dogs, deer and turkeys. He already shoots a long […]

The world is moving into the greatest economic crisis of history. It is a religious crisis, the product of man’s efforts to play god and to control all things. For humanistic man, freedom is anathema, because it runs counter to scientific planning and control. The growing crisis is thus a religious one, and we must […]

Well, figured I’d take a little break and check in with everybody in internet land again. I’ve been very busy the past couple days pitchin’ calf pens and splittin’ wood. The old body is sore in all the right places, so that a fella knows he’s been working hard. Its a good […]

The protestant Church really needs to rethink their ideas on the Middle Ages. This piece of rubbish comes out of a popular “christian” homeschool text book on world history….
The urban (city) culture had been replaced by the rural (country) culture of the Middle Ages…About 95% of the population of western Europe lived in the […]

Sometimes I wonder if the folks at American Vision read any of the books they sell. For crying out loud, what good is a “Christian Worldview” if you don’t know how to use it! Every time Gary and his people say something stupid and I comment on it everyone says, “Oh, but Scott, […]