“A key issue is that we’re a more unequal society than all of the countries we looked at, […]
Month: May 2013
This is the conclusion of a post over at RedLetter Christians by Stephen Mattson that I want to […]
Instead, three Syrias are emerging: one loyal to the government, to Iran and to Hezbollah; one dominated by […]
To the U.S. technology industry, there’s a dramatic shortfall in the number of Americans skilled in computer programming […]
My friends over at RedLetter Christians have done it again. They have put the major problems with our […]
From my friends at FCNL. This program is entirely for political purposes only. We don’t need such an […]
Abelard rejected the idea that Christ died as a result of God’s vengeance for human disobedience. Abelard was […]
When faced with a challenge, whether you deny the problems it poses or dive in to solve them […]
A Senate panel late Monday accused Apple (AAPL) of using what it called a “complex web of offshore […]
This “new” Christianity is sick of culture wars, political agendas, hypocrisy and legalistic doctrines. They prefer inclusion over […]
“Hunt out and talk about the good that is in the other fellow’s church, not the bad, and […]
While Tertullian emphasized the negative aspects of the military to Christian discipleship, Origen pointed out the positive vision […]
Before I start on my study of the history of the church I want to do an “aside” […]
I had my first and only visit to Niagara Falls in the Summer of 1999. The falls […]
“This country is a thousand times bigger than any two men in it, or any two parties […]
I have been studying the history of the church to try an understand how we got to where […]
I know I am getting burned out on all this constant bickering in the U.S. I watch little […]
When I was a kid in the Catholic church I remember that the priests and nuns took a […]
Take an essay in The Daily Beast last week, in which Bronx-born culture critic Lee Siegel used the […]
“The bottom line is, this lack of insurance coverage is just consistent with the overall lack of responsibility […]
Long before I became familiar with the academic debates concerning calling God “Mother,” debates that I am […]
Let’s continue on with our brief study of the Gospel of Mark. This time it will be about […]
This is a rather simple picture but a meaningful one to me. It is of the grandfather […]
As defense secretary, Robert Gates withheld $614 million from Lockheed Martin in 2010 for its lackluster work on […]
