Women’s Fib
After weeks of hearing and reading the platitudinous pablum which is spewed out in support of “women’s” history month, the following thought occurred to me: Prior to the women’s lib movement, ‘feminists’ ostensibly fought against the ‘stereotype’ of being nags to their husbands. Post the women’s lib movement, ‘feminists’ engage in near-constant nagging of everyone […]
The Atheist’s Motive
Recently, I read the book We Were Soldiers Once…and Young by Hal Moore and Joe Galloway. In attempting to gather additional information about Hal Moore the man (as opposed to what is presented in the book), I found out that he was a devout Catholic. In an interview with Raymond Arroyo circa 2009, he stated […]
Meretricious Malleability
Atheists often speak triumphantly of changeability and malleability as being that which distinguishes science from Christianity, a statement which the credulous are all too eager to imbibe. But the reality is that both have fundamental principles upon which all other activities and the inferences of each depend and which do not change. The former takes […]
The Impact of the Centralization of Power
The centralization of power at any of the state, federal, or global levels has three primary effects which play into the apathy and pride of man: Decisions are made by others, which frees us from having to remove our gaze from whatever is currently entertaining us. When the decisions are bad, we will blame others. […]
Where’s the D-Day Doodle?
It’s a fitting cultural commentary upon the shallowness, apathy, and moral vacuity of our day that Google has an entire site dedicated to a veritable tsunami of perversions, while D-Day, an historical event which should engender actual, and justified pride has nothing, absolutely nothing of such scale or breadth to commemorate it.
Please, Don’t Accept Christ as Your Savior
‘Accepting’ Christ is quite different than recognizing who He is and who you are.
Environmentally Friendly Foes
(in response to Electric Cars are Worse for Climate) Regardless of what this article says (as well as what many others say) about the harm that these cars do and will be doing to the environment, the fact is that many (most?) of the people who bought these ‘environmentally friendly’ cars did it less for the […]
The Importance of Being Earnestly Socialized
As homeschoolers, from time to time, either I or my wife is asked about how we are ‘socializing’ our children, or the importance of ‘socialization’ is brought to the fore. The vast majority of people who use the word socialization in the context of education have neither thought about what it is to ‘socialize’ a […]
The Death of the Miraculous
The car rockets down the track as if on rails, precise, controlled, purposeful. The balancing act between not succumbing to the prosaic in the name of safety, and embracing the chaotic in the name of a win is masterfully executed. Then, the film slows down. The car, unhinged from precision, control, and purpose, leaves the […]
This Just In!
There has never been a time in human experience where ready, global access to the news has been more pervasive. Not only do our radios continually adumbrate a caricature of the sum total of human experience, but there are dedicated news channels, print newspapers (yes, people still read them), Google News, and countless other means […]