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January 2011

January 05, 2011
Two decades after declaring victory in the war over biblical inerrancy, Southern Baptists are battling...
January 05, 2011
Charles Krauthammer shows how the Executive Branch can get its way even when the Legislative...
January 05, 2011
The government is offering prizes to get people to innovate and to solve problems. "Inducement...
January 04, 2011
Mississippi governor and would-be GOP presidential candidate has released two sisters from prison, after they...
January 04, 2011
Two unrelated news items that actually are related: Some airports are planning on going back...
January 04, 2011
Pastors and teachers, have you seen this? As tax time begins, church legal expert Richard...
January 03, 2011
New Year's Day marks the day the baby Jesus was circumcised and given His name. ...
January 03, 2011
Now that it's 2011, parts of the Health Care Reform Bill kick in.  The linked...
January 03, 2011
This story in the Washington Post takes a dismissive and snarky tone, but I think...

December 2010

December 31, 2010
So, what do you predict will happen in 2011?  The more specific you are, you...
December 31, 2010
It's time to revisit the predictions some of you made last year around this time....
December 30, 2010
What do you think were the major developments in the world of religion for 2010? ...
December 30, 2010
What do you think were the most notable cultural events, trends, or developments of the...
December 29, 2010
[It's still Christmas. . . .] I keep reading articles and posts complaining about Christmas...
December 29, 2010
The week before New Year's Day is always a time of retrospection for me, in...
December 28, 2010
I love to see what happens when people discover Luther's  doctrine of vocation.  Here Chaplain...
December 28, 2010
You've got to check out the Google Ngram Viewer.  It allows you to tabulate, in...
December 27, 2010
[It's still Christmas. . . .] Ray Hartwig, who holds the office of the Secretary...
December 27, 2010
This reminds me of an old Steve Martin routine, when he played a "wild and...
December 27, 2010
Towards the Chinese Century and world domination: China has said it is willing to bail...
December 24, 2010
We've been shaken by the death of our former colleague Kristine Luken. I've known lots...
December 24, 2010
As I keep posting about, Christmas on December 25 is NOT due to there being...
December 24, 2010
Hear the estimable Rod Rosenbladt preach a Christmas sermon that consists of Luther's writings on...
December 24, 2010
North Korea has backed off of its military threats, after shelling South Korean territory, but...
December 23, 2010
E. Thomas McClanahan explains an important distinction in the context of the health care reform...
December 23, 2010
We apparently no longer have universal education in this country.  Even high school graduates cannot...
December 23, 2010
Thanks to Tom Hering for this update to my post about the murder of our...
December 22, 2010
We're in Oklahoma for the Christmas holidays, traveling around visiting relatives and revisiting the places...
December 22, 2010
The constitutionally-mandated reappportionment of congressional delegates (and thus electoral votes) according to the latest census...
December 21, 2010
That American tourist who was murdered in Israel--I knew her!  Kristine Luken.  She worked for...
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