Well, where do we stand after last night’s debate (plus the boycot, the non-debate, the undercards who complained about not getting enough attention because of Donald Trump going to Donald Trump’s non-debate, etc.)? Who came out the best? Did anyone jump the shark? Did any
This may be a crazy night. Donald Trump is boycotting the debate on Fox because of Megyn Kelly, but he is holding a non-debate event of his own, which is being carried by CNN. And two of the undercard candidates, Mike Huckabee and Rick Santorum,
A recurring theme in the Muslims’s conversions to Christianity, as documented by Uwe Siemon-Netto, is that individual Muslims are saying that they have had dreams about Jesus, who, in turn, directs them to the Bible and to a Bible-believing church. Charismatics would have no problem
Sen. Ben Sasse (R, Neb) has called out Donald Trump for all of his bragging about his sexual exploits, including adultery with married women. He asked him, in a stream of questions on Twitter: You brag abt many affairs w/ married women. Have you repented?
The next Republican presidential candidate debate will take place tonight on Fox News at 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time. This will be the last debate before the Iowa caucus on February 1. Donald Trump is boycotting the debate because Fox refused to replace his nemesis Megyn
International journalist Uwe Siemon-Netto, a confessional Lutheran, has more details about Muslims converting to Christianity. He has published a compelling article in the Australian magazine Quadrant that you need to read for yourself. Excerpt and link after the jump. (Tomorrow we’ll post about the strange
The political landscape keeps getting stranger and stranger. Three new examples after the jump. (more…)
Archaeologists have discovered the site of a deadly massacre in which 27 people were killed by primitive weapons. The researchers date the site at some 10,000 years ago and say the people were hunter-gatherers. This upsets the theory that warfare and organized violence appeared only
The London Telegraph interviewed songwriter Gordon Lightfoot, who reflected on his life and career. We can see how the most seemingly ordinary things–parents, church, small-town life, listening to Bing Crosby Christmas records–turned him into the artist that he became. The interview reads like a meditation
A Texas grand jury investigating Planned Parenthood for organ trafficking exonerated that organization and instead indicted the pro-lifers who made the videos in which the abortionists talked about selling fetal tissue! In fact, the grand jury is charging the two filmmakers for trafficking in fetal
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