My brother is an ardent conservative and rarely dips into biblical themes or concerns, but today he had a very interesting post. I will reserve comment and simply suggest that you take a look. His argument:
First, the liberal ideal of caring for those around you is not only a good one, it’s Biblical. We are [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Politics’
Liberalism: Biblical but not scalable?
Christmas in (political) cartoons
UPDATE: I just noticed that this is my 2,000 post. Somewhat fitting, don’t you think? It combines all of my interests (aside from technology) into one post: comics, religion and politics, a delicious mélange!
You all know my penchant for comics and politics so it is no surprise that when it all comes together, comics, politics, [...]
A modest proposal regarding the climate change debate
Might I suggest that the argument that the climate change debate is like Galileo and his confrontation with the Church (with, of course, the climate scientists playing the role of Galileo and the “deniers” in the role of the Magisterium) is a poor analogy.
Surely it should be something like Newton v Einstein or Luther v [...]
Grammar poor
Is anyone else annoyed by the use of the phrase “date certain” with respect to troop withdrawals? Why not simply refer to it as a “certain date”?
Casting stones
A colleague of mine each week sends me the Weekly Standard’s “Parody.” For those who are not familiar with TWS it is a very conservative magazine, edited by Bill Kristol. This week the feature is “Not a Parody” and I think is pretty fair. They begin with a quote from the White House Press Secretary [...]
