Worldview Week 25: Worldview and Entertainment

I’m blogging through a worldview class I’m teaching for our homeschool coop through the next year in this series of posts. Each week I’ll post [...]

Rethinking Religious Liberty (and other stuff worth reading)

Here comes the puzzle of religious liberty, at least as it has played out for us. The subtraction of beliefs leaves, as a remainder, “no [...]

Modern Thinking in a Nutshell

When Truth is Relative, so is Law

Rarely in the last ten or fifteen years have we seen so clearly the fruits of relative truth. It’s so easy, when relative truth gains [...]

If You Can Keep It

Unfortunately, you’ve grown up hearing voices that incessantly warn of government as nothing more than some separate, sinister entity that’s at the root of all [...]

Self-Esteem Awards

Fluid Intelligence

The raw ability to grasp new things–or fluid intelligence–begins to fall in the 20s, while the mastery of familiar things—or crystallized intelligence—rises for almost as [...]

One God Less?

She’s Right

The problem is: she’s right from within her worldview. It’s only in a monotheistic worldview that marriage makes any sense at all; why [...]

Who Owns Your Children (and other stuff worth reading)

When Swedish artist Christer Johansson and his wife Annie took their seven-year-old son Domenic out of school for a month, prior to their permanent move [...]