For last year’s Earth Day, NRO asked me to write a piece about Hollywood pitching anti humanism in the name of the environmentalist religion. I thought it was worth revisiting. “From Homo Sapiens, Get Lost:”When Aldous Huxley wrote his prophetic 1932 novel, Brave New . . . . Continue Reading »
If you eliminate corruption in Greece, I said recently on CNBC’s “The Kudlow Report,” you destroy the social fabric. Greek society is a scam funded by foreign creditors in which virtually all social strata participate. And now it’s coming to a crashing close.Goldman, . . . . Continue Reading »
I find it interesting that supposed supporters of “science” are more upset with warming skeptics than hysterics. The hysterics are the ones who act like Chicken Little—predicting increasingly catastrophic DOOM!!!! unless we act IMMEDIATELY!!! to SAVE THE PLANET!!!! They . . . . Continue Reading »
My my my my my. Everybody: My my my my …Here’s the thing: when it comes to discussing things Christian on the Web, there are certain key words or phrases that might as well be button-like icons that, when clicked on, guarantee a programmed response.Provocations include:Double . . . . Continue Reading »
In a fascinating short interview with CBN News’ David Brody, Sen. Jim DeMint claims that the Tea Party movement is underpinned by a “spiritual revival.” Here are some choice excerpts: David Brody: “Are you concerned at all that some of the social conservative issues, abortion . . . . Continue Reading »
With the ongoing discussions about Bruce Waltke’s video at the BioLogos website and his subsequent resignation from RTS, as well as the long comment thread here at Evangel about events in Genesis, I thought I would post some thoughts about the relationship between science and religion that . . . . Continue Reading »
A funeral scene in a book I was reading reminded me of the great line of Tom Holt’s—wisdom for the ages: Count no man’s life wasted if there is a beautiful, mysterious woman weeping at his funeral. . . . . Continue Reading »
SNCC holds a reunion, from young and black to old and gray. Ron Radosh writes : These days, there is nothing old civil rights activists like to do better than hold reunions, where like World War II veterans, they trade war stories, recall the “good fight,” and praise themselves for . . . . Continue Reading »
Prospective parents may be interested in the New Scientist series ”Bumpology, ” the latest entry of which is Active Fetus, Boisterous Child? Uh-Oh . The scientific findings “are inconsistent,” the writer reports, but I know that our first and third were calm . . . . Continue Reading »
Before closing the last thread on bashing Calvinism, I noted this as one of the comments:If it is contended that people go to Hell because God elects them to Hell, then I absolutely believe that Calvinism is antithetical to Scripture because the Bible tells that God wants all to be saved, that Jesus . . . . Continue Reading »
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