The French Revolution
Well, the pencil company had the right idea.... But when the pencils were sharpened, things got weird. Read more
Well, the pencil company had the right idea.... But when the pencils were sharpened, things got weird. Read more
In the wake of the Mozilla controversy, the Duck Dynasty controversy, the Chick-fil-A boycott/buycott, and the countless examples of intolerance and intimidation against conservatives on campuses across the country, it seems rather clear that — as Michelle Goldberg notes in The Nation – there is a “growing left-wing tendency towards censoriousness and and hair-trigger offense.” (more…) Read more
Religious liberty exists as a core civilizational value not just because pluralist societies profit from it, but because the human heart demands it. Read more
This professor had a rule: Any time a student's phone rang in class, they had to answer it on speaker. See how it backfired. Read more
It’s been interesting to see the online commentary with “Noah” and “God’s Not Dead” released against each other. Obviously they’re not true competitors given the disparate budgets, talent, marketing, etc., but much of the social media discussion (which can be more interesting than blogs) has broken down like the following: (more…) Read more
No one thinks about creationism more than the secular Left. It's a symbol of their ignorance of Evangelical culture. Read more
When we first met our daughter, she had no hair and was wearing Batman socks and a camouflage shirt. Then, she discovered the joy of beautiful clothing. Read more
This is a travesty. Read more
They change who we become. Read more
For many generations, Christians have persisted in the belief that a calling to the pulpit represented a higher call or greater purpose than a calling to the cubicle. That's a problem. Read more
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