Neil Shenvi

Critical Dilemma, my book with @RealPatSawyer, provides a definitive explanation of and response to contemporary critical theory. Endorsers include Carl Trueman (foreword), Karen Ellis, @jdgreear, @thomaschattwill, @peterboghossian, and Alisa Childers. amazon.com/Critical-Dilem…

Henle: what is the correct translation for the Latin verb “explorare”? Me: “to explore”? Henle: FALSE. The correct translation is “to reconnoiter.” Me:

"How did the statement 'I am a woman trapped in a man’s body' come to make sense?" shenviapologetics.com/liquid-souls-a…

I’ve heard a lot of criticism of high-profile athletes for “pulling up the ladder behind them” by withholding from young people the opportunities they received. Christian, don’t “pull up the ladder behind you,” by withholding from young believers the grace you received.

The phrase “transgender treatment” here is bizarre. You’d naturally assume it means that *transgenderism* is a disorder that requires treatment. But the @nytimes means exactly the opposite: they think biological sex is the disorder and that *it* needs to be treated.

My wife and I visited Oxford last month. I couldn’t translate any of the Latin inscriptions, but I could tell her the cases and declensions of all the nouns. Inside joke for fellow Henle sufferers.

Lifters, when I bench heavy, I get pain in both my inner forearms and wrists. It’s not muscle pain; it feels like bone stress (?). It hasn’t gotten better or worse for years. Any ideas?

When my kids were little, I had a brilliant idea: “I’ll buy them sugary cereal and tell them it’s for dessert. Because even sugary cereal must be healthier than actual dessert!” As it turns out…

I am 100% convinced that @jk_rowling wrote this scene after doing her colonoscopy prep. IYKYK

After my next book comes out, I may begin a project creating homeschool STEM resources. Stay tuned!

"more Europeans die [from] lack of air-conditioning--than Americans die from gunshot wounds" People on both sides of the political aisle sometimes downplay the relevance of boring economic statistics like GDP, unemployment rate, etc. to the actual lives of real human beings.

People should stop using AI because it completely fabricates "facts" and then states them with an air of expertise and confidence. Ok, now replace "stop using AI" with "stop listening to pundits."

Most elementary school science is vastly oversimplified, but one idea they slipped past us is obviously wrong: the planetary model of the atom. Remember this picture? The electrons orbit the nucleus like the planets orbit the sun? That's obviously untrue and here's why: 1/