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January 2008

January 11, 2008
[For rules and set-up instructions, see yesterday's post.] We're the big Democratic honchos meeting in...
January 11, 2008
The conventional wisdom is that the Reagan coalition was an alliance of economic conservatives, national...
January 11, 2008
Yet another major breakthrough has taken place in generating stem cells without killing an embryo....
January 10, 2008
Let us play a game. We will call it The Smoke-Filled Room. Here is the...
January 10, 2008
In Jeffrey Bell's article discussed below, he makes an even more important point, one of...
January 10, 2008
Thanks to Rich Shipe for alerting me to this article in "The Weekly Standard" by...
January 09, 2008
Well, Ed Muskie cried in New Hampshire, which finished his campaign; Hillary Clinton cried in...
January 09, 2008
It is said that John McCain is no true conservative because he did not support...
January 09, 2008
Joe Carter tells about an interesting mathematical study proving that vampires cannot exist. If a...
January 09, 2008
Can someone explain to me the position of the "preterists"? I had assumed that had...
January 08, 2008
Over the weekend, we saw "National Treasure 2," the fun-but-ridiculous romp through American history, in...
January 08, 2008
Provocative thoughts on the meaning of the Huckabee upset--as well as why cultural issues trump...
January 08, 2008
Have you heard about how Hillary Clinton's motorcade blocked Obama's at the airport?
January 08, 2008
Sunday at the burnt out Lutheran church we blogged about last weekend, from the Los...
January 08, 2008
Thanks to Aardvark Alley for bestowing on this blog the coveted Golden Aardvark Award for...
January 07, 2008
In her thought-provoking discussion of the caucus results, Peggy Noonan recounts a line Mike Huckabee...
January 07, 2008
Mike Huckabee is a Southern Baptist minister running, currently with some success, for the presidency....
January 07, 2008
Andrew Sullivan sees Mike Huckabee and Barack Obama, the two victors in Iowa, as manifesting...
January 07, 2008
It was certainly good to get back to our own church after weeks of holiday...
January 04, 2008
In the rioting in Kenya over a disputed election that has sparked inter-tribal warfare, Springs...
January 04, 2008
A piece on how a court ruling opens up the possibility of Islamic law being...
January 04, 2008
Still more from Gallup: A recent poll on how many Americans believe in Evolution, Creationism,...
January 04, 2008
about the Iowa caucus were pretty much upheld, though both Obama and Huckabee won bigger...
January 04, 2008
In response to my post yesterday on our two books about the connections between fascism...
January 03, 2008
National Review editor Jonah Goldberg is coming out with a new book entitled Liberal Fascism:...
January 03, 2008
Another interesting tidbit from is a poll on what Americans believe about the Bible. It...
January 03, 2008
I predict that Mike Huckabee will win the Iowa caucuses, thanks to committed homeschoolers who...
January 03, 2008
Why can't the Oklahoma Sooners, one of my alma maters, win a post-season bowl game?...
January 02, 2008
Findings from a Southern Baptist-sponsored study of young adults leaving the church: 70 percent of...
January 02, 2008
Gallup, one of the most reliable pollsters, offers some useful and intriguing statistics about the...
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