The greatest chess player in the world was stalemated by 143,000 ordinary players who voted on every move. This example of collective wisdom is evidence of the value of democracy and tradition.
The greatest chess player in the world was stalemated by 143,000 ordinary players who voted on every move. This example of collective wisdom is evidence of the value of democracy and tradition.
President Trump says he agrees with Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) that the federal debt limit should be repealed. Do you agree?
Secularist materialism is starting to fade. This is evident in the vogue of panpsychism, the view of some contemporary thinkers that all things possess some level of consciousness and that "the mind is a fundamental feature of the world which exists throughout the universe."
Liberal pundit Jonathan Chait has written a provocative article for the Atlantic entitled T"he Coming Democratic Civil War." On one side are the "Abundance Liberals" and on the other are "the Groups."
In the 16th century, Jesuit missionaries brought Christianity to Japan. But then the Shoguns exterminated the Christians--except for those who went underground. These "Hidden Christians" still exist after 400 years! Their story is stirring, yet sad, showing what can happen to Christianity without pastors and the Word of God.
Even liberal justices rule against reverse discrimination. A bigger percentage of blacks are "Christian nationalists" than whites. And China solves the range problem for electric vehicles.
A FREE POST: The view that the fact of suffering negates the goodness of life is becoming more and more commonplace. But it doesn't. The antinatalists are wrong. I show why in a re-run of a post from 2019. Read more
What do you think of President Trump's spending bill? What provisions would you axe? What would you add? Will these tax cuts and expenditures help the economy? Are the benefits worth the $4 trillion addition to the deficit? Click the link to the provisions and state your views.
The terrorist who car bombed a fertility clinic recently was not pro-life, as was first reported. He was pro-death. Literally. He called himself a "pro-mortalist" who believes that all life should be eliminated. This ideology is not uncommon in medical ethics, environmentalism, and pop culture.
Our lives are filled with small, seemingly insignificant moments. But they can turn out to be very significant, though we cannot know that significance at the time. Only when we look back can we see the complicated pattern that brought us to this present moment.
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