Rev. Jonathan Fisk, the young pastor known for his lively Worldview Everlasting videos, has published a book entitled Broken – Seven “Christian” Rules That Every Christian Ought to Break as Often as Possible. This is a book that needs to get into the hands of
It has long been observed that advocates of tolerance can be quite intolerant when it comes to those who do not share their beliefs. But I stumbled upon these quotations from Herbert Marcuse, hailed as “the Father of the New Left,” who was the author
Whatever happened to Anthony Sacramone, you may ask? He of the blog Strange Herring. Formerly of the blog Luther at the Movies. The satirical Lutheran who blogs with manic intensity until he seemingly burns himself out and stops blogging for months, until he starts again
Lutheran ethicist Robert Benne attended the March for Life, which occasioned some interesting reflections on how different Lutheran church bodies approach the abortion controversy. The Missouri Synod had gathered several hundred with whom we marched. Lutherans for Life—an umbrella organization—provided an additional banner under which
Conservative intellectual and Princeton Professor Robert George points out that liberals are not relativists at all. Rather, they are moralistic dogmatists: Contemporary left liberals are hardly relativists! I often wish they were. They are moralists—moralists on a mission. The mission is to shape political and
Now we must staff the bureaucracy required to run Obamacare. This may at least put a dent in unemployment, but at untold costs, not just to the federal government but to states and insurance companies. For example, the law requires the hiring of thousands of
“Jesus Christ in the conversation embarrassed her the way sex did her mother.” So said Flannery O’Connor of one of her characters in the short story “The Displaced Person.” Sex, though, today is out in the open. But religion, to be socially and politically acceptable,
We blogged about how archeologists have discovered what they thought was the skeleton of King Richard III, the monarch who, according to Shakespeare’s play of the same name, murdered his way to the crown until he was killed at the Battle of Bosworth field (“a
Al-Qaeda is back. And, according to David Ignatius, the new version is going to be even harder to battle, particularly since our former Arab allies in the war on terrorism have now been taken over by Islamists. He uses the metaphor of a metastasizing cancer:
The Baltimore Ravens, of course, holding off a jaw-dropping comeback by the 49ers in an extremely thrilling game. The title of this post refers to who won the Superbowl contest sponsored by this blog by predicting the outcome. The final score was Ravens 34; 49ers
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