Brandon Bennett writes about those who relate human technological prowess to man becoming god. He then makes an interesting application of Luther’s Theology of the Cross. (more…)
Brandon Bennett writes about those who relate human technological prowess to man becoming god. He then makes an interesting application of Luther’s Theology of the Cross. (more…)
When you give your gender, that used to be a clear choice between “male” or “female.” But now, given the LGBT revolution, Facebook is giving 58 options. See the complete list after the jump. (more…)
Victor Davis Hanson writes about the “Orwellian” language and attempts to rewrite the past that characterize the current administration. (more…)
Ethan Richardson at Mockingbird quotes French philosopher Simone Weil on the Cross of Jesus Christ: “Christ healing the sick, raising the dead, etc–that is the humble, human, almost low part of his mission. The supernatural part is the sweat of blood, the unsatisfied longing for
Roger Catlin interviews jazz singer Ann Hampton Callaway and country artist Rosanne Cash about love songs. After the jump, I’ll give you what Ms. Callaway, a master of the form, says, including some real insights about the nature of love and her complaint that most
Here is a good account of the history of St. Valentine’s Day, how it’s NOT related to the pagan festival of Lupercalia and how the death day of an early Christian martyr got connected with love and romance. (Short answer: Chaucer.) So what can be
Here in Northern Virginia we woke up to about 12 inches of it, and it looks like there is that much still in the air coming down. And we’re supposed to get another wave tonight. It’s a snow day–one of those gifts of free time
A conservative alternative to Obamacare has been unveiled. Read about it after the jump. Then consider these questions: (1) Does it sound better than Obamacare? (2) What is particularly conservative about it? (3) Is it qualitatively different from other efforts to have the government presiding
How American history and the Constitution are taught in high schools: The authors of United States History: Preparing for the Advanced Placement Examination have taken it upon themselves to change the Constitution of the United States. The high school textbook contains a summary of each
The Fourth Amendment of the Constitution reads as follows: The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath
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