Moral evasion is sometimes not due to malice, but to cowardice -- to a lack of nerve. And that's understandable, because reality can be an awful thing to look at without flinching. Read more
Moral evasion is sometimes not due to malice, but to cowardice -- to a lack of nerve. And that's understandable, because reality can be an awful thing to look at without flinching. Read more
"I miss the good old days, when instead of meddling in politics, Baptist pastors just built factories for prototype airships." Read more
A few recent items that both intrigued and disappointed me for their untapped Rod Serling-esque potential. Read more
"Listen! The wages of the laborers who mowed your fields, which you kept back by fraud, cry out, and the cries of the harvesters have reached the ears of the Lord of hosts." Read more
"Historically speaking, the evangelical church understands it wasn’t a willing participant in the obliteration of slavery or the segregation-style Jim Crow laws." Read more
Imagine Pharaoh reading the book of Exodus. Now imagine Pharaoh re-writing the book of Exodus. That's Rapture theology. Read more
Our target for how many refugees to welcome should be ambitious. Our legal limit is that there shouldn't be one. Read more
The number of refugees legally permitted to be resettled in the U.S. is determined by the president every year. A higher limit is less bad, but still a limit, and therefore still monstrous. Read more
"God vaccinates. The mortician collects the bill." Read more
Mostly this is just an extended excuse to post this picture of Michael B. Jordan in an Eastern T-shirt. Read more
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