People Power?

The mantra repeated most often is that we need to return power to the people. If you don’t reflect on the idea a lot, it [...]


Government and Logical Confusion

Jack Chambless, a professor of economics at Valencia College in Florida, asked his first year students to spend ten minutes describing the American dream. The [...]


The Greed Meme

The world is awash in memes —the evolutionary name for an idea that develops through social interaction over time. Whether or not memes are really [...]


Modern “Christianity”

First, a few clips from an interview with Mr. Obama:

FALSANI: What do you believe? OBAMA: I am a Christian. … FALSANI: Who’s Jesus to [...]


Word Play

At first, “to discriminate” meant to choose between one of several options. More specifically, it meant to wisely choose between more than one option.

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The Four Failures of Macro Evolution

Science is observable, testable, and repeatable. If something is not all three of these things, then it is not science, but rather a collection of [...]


A Nation of Lawyers

Last Friday, the Los Angeles Police Department announced that it would no longer enforce a state law that requires police to impound the vehicles of [...]


Evolution Proven?

Just about every time I discuss evolution with someone who really believes in it, one argument thrown out to prove evolution is DNA gene sequencing. [...]


A Modern Liberal Interacts with the Scriptures

Her fans call her a Proverbs 31 woman, a reference to the biblical character who does it all — and who keeps herself looking good. [...]


Merely Hairless Apes

The debate over whether or not Catholic institutions should be forced to pay for birth control has been illuminating, to say the least. The New [...]