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This article reflects on my recent monogamy-only conversion and the theological tensions that emerged as I revisited key biblical texts. It examines the interpretive challenges, doctrinal implications, and scriptural adjustments required to reconcile this conviction with the wider canon, offering an honest account of the struggle to align belief and Scripture.

Is Polygyny Biblical? A Lawyer’s Textualist Rebuttal to Ben Shapiro South African & Canadian lawyer dismantles monogamy-only dogma: Torah regulates polygyny (Exod. 21:10, Deut. 21), God gives wives (2 Sam. 12:8), & apostles never ban it. Shapiro’s view? Roman central planning, not Scripture. With fertility collapsing, regulated polygyny protects women & nations. Verdict: Lawful. Full 7k-word legal brief. #Polygyny #BiblicalLaw #BenShapiro #DemographicCrisis [Read Now]

This article is a theological response to concerns raised about Tyrants, Rebels, and Thieves, clarifying that biblical authority is not ownership but stewardship under divine accountability. It affirms male headship, not as unchecked sovereignty, but as reverent responsibility. From the parable of the talents to the baʿal–ishi shift in Hosea, Scripture calls leaders to govern with trust, not tyranny, answerable to the One true Owner of all.

Elon Musk’s fertility empire isn’t true polygamy—it’s a modern myth. This bold article defends biblical polygyny as a sacred, structured, and covenantal family form, while dismantling media attempts to conflate it with celebrity reproduction. Discover why monogamy isn’t the only moral model—and why it’s time to rethink what makes a family work.

Internasionale reg preek vryheid, maar dwing ’n eensydige huweliksmodel af. Hierdie artikel ontbloot hoe poliginie gekriminaliseer word in die naam van gelykheid. Vanuit regs-, teologiese en kultuuranalitiese perspektiewe word gewys hoe ware vryheid nie eendersheid vereis nie, maar veelvormigheid eer. Monogamie is nie universeel nie — dit is imperiaal.

This article exposes how international human rights law—often hailed as neutral and progressive—quietly enforces a Western monogamous ideal rooted in colonial and Christian imperialism. It critically examines how polygyny is marginalized, not on legal grounds, but through moralized norms disguised as universal values, challenging the global legal system's claim to cultural pluralism and neutrality.