Wherein the Great Tribulation seems to be weirdly tranquil and not at all what the religious right insisted a "secular," worldly world might look like. Read more

Is Ken Ham a devout true believer or is he a cynical grifter? Yes. Read more

Why my white evangelical teachers were actually right to view Dungeons & Dragons as a threat. Read more

"There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment. The one who fears is not made perfect in love." Read more

Lynne McFarland offers some good advice: "Keep your fear small and your love big." Read more

Which takes priority: Assisting some process completely outside of your police jurisdiction? Or following a lead involving the actual Most Wanted Fugitives list? Read more

"If it is adjudged illegal to procure even such an investigation, then we are thrown back upon those last defenses of our rights, which cannot be taken from us, and which God gave us that we need not be slaves." Read more

Wherein we meet Loretta. This is, I think, where I started regarding the authors as unreliable narrators and cheering on the meta-textual characters rebelling against their characterization. Read more

Is the pope Catholic? It turns out that yes, yes he is. (Go Wildcats!) Read more

Black smoke emerged from the chimney at Slacktivist World Headquarters today, indicating that we do not yet have a new post. Read more