I'm so happy for Gary that it's almost Halloween again.  He does love it so.  I admit that he talks a good game about it being wicked and calls it Helloween but it's the one time of year that old Gary feels like he's on a solid footing.  He is absolutely better than almost everybody else on Halloween.  They don't see it for what it is but Gary knows that it's Satan's holiday and the devil is just trying to get his foot in the door with handing out candy to small children.  You can even call it Trunk R Treat and pass out tracts but Gary isn't fooled.  Even now, he's probably on his phone looking up memes on how evil Halloween really is.  

There's nothing he likes better than a good enemy and Gary has decided that Satan is real and is partying hard every Halloween.  Saving the world all comes down to Gary and he finds himself equal to the challenge.

From the Examining Doug Wilson and Moscow, ID Facebook page, a link to the Sons of Patriarchy Podcast introduction. 

Link here

What was done in the dark, will be dragged to the light

"What happens when biblical patriarchy, christian nationalism, and a theology of authority and submission become the pillars of a movement? Scores of abuse stories in marriages, schools, churches, families, and more. Though these ideas have filtered throughout the United States for decades, they found a home in Moscow, Idaho, through the ministry and work of Doug Wilson. From there, they have influenced churches across the United States, and across the world. In this series, you’ll hear from experts on all aspects of these movements, and the stories of abuse from those who survived. Some are Christian, some are not, but one thing they’ve got in common? They’re finally speaking out. This is their story."

Oh, Henry, you are in for it now:

Gary, the railer, used FB (world stuff) to again try to teach the world it “wicked.” He don’t go the way of the wicks. 

@Mama Mia and @GreenBeans

Yes, Felix is biblical. Felix is mentioned in the book of Acts. 
 

https://www.biblegateway.com/quicksearch/?quicksearch=Felix&version=NIV