Welcome to Douglas Wilson's Blog and May Blog, presented by Canon Press.

My part in a Delightful Little Proxy Row Introduction There are two kinds of controversy

that have followed our publication of the case for Christian nationalism by Stephen Wolf.

The first kind is most welcome, in which various folks disagreed with the thesis and registered

their disagreement, some of them loudly.

One of our great cultural blessings is that we live downstream from an era when America

was a good example of Christian nationalism, which is why we still have the freedom to

debate and express our disagreements in such a fashion.

But the other approach is opted for a proxy row, and is simply trying to get Wolf's

book, Canceled.

The second kind of controversy erupted last week when it was alleged that Thomas Accord,

a friend and colleague of Stephen Wolf's, had published more than a few disturbing tweets

a couple years ago.

Accord initially claimed that the tweets are not his, and that someone has impersonated

him.

His account of the whole thing is linked in the description, and he has filed an impersonation

claim with Twitter.

At the same time, he is working with his pastors, and a thorough pastoral review is also

in process.

In the meantime, the salutes who are after him have assembled additional evidence that the

tweets aren't fact his, and I would add that the circumstantial evidence against him is

not trivial and needs to be taken seriously.

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