Head on a Hot Plate

A statistician is someone who can put their head on a hot plate and feet in a bucket of cold water who says, “on the [...]

Secularist Rant

I understand that if we rent to one religious group, we have to rent to them all. But I still don’t like it,” said Richard [...]

On the Turn of the Year

Each year, at this time, I repeat this post to remind us of the connection between government and our faith, and the importance of the [...]

What Would Jesus Do?

Think on These Things has a new post up on the Social Gospel —for those of you who don’t know what that term means, it’s [...]

God’s Pure Grace

Closing out another year. It seems like so many of them have already passed, and so few stand before yet to come. If the average [...]

Worth Reading: Hunter-Gatherer Nut Cases

I opened up “The End of Morality,” Discover magazine’s latest article on ethics and the brain (July/August 2011),1 and I wondered, “Will this be any [...]

Homeschool Theology 07: The Nature of Sin

Virtually every Christian in the world has, at some point, read the story of the Fall of Adam and Eve (though she isn’t given a [...]

Why Atheism Won’t Replace Religion

Psychology Today says that a new study proves that religion is simply a “a salve for the difficulties and uncertainties” of life (H/T Tom Gilson). [...]

Worth Reading: Science Against Evolution

Actually, those are only the first two of the three concerns creationists have about these dating methods. First, nobody measured the ratio of parent and [...]

It’s not how they Teach, it’s what they Teach

I constantly hear parents who are sending their children to public schools tell me how good the public schools are their children attend. “Oh, I’ve [...]