Don’t settle
Jen Fitz has a suggestion for those of you who, like me, will not be casting a vote for either Hillary or Trump in November: If there were a …
Author: Rick
“How do we, as people of faith, respond to such relentless evil?”
Tom Zampino answers his own question: We are engaged in a war, one that has been declared against us long before 9/11 – whether we want to acknowledge that …
“When we tribalize conflict, we create a tribalized society. It’s that simple.”
David French at the NRO with a piece I think ought to go viral in the wake of the horror that took place last night in Dallas: We are faced …
“Where are the geniuses who will figure out how to fight a hidden yet determined international band of beasts who are committed to death…?”
Elizabeth Scalia asks the question prophetically in the wake of more death and destruction being wrought by pure evil: In her column this week, Peggy Noonan has written about …
“Is it possible to be a sophisticated psychiatrist and believe that evil spirits are, however seldom, assailing humans?”
I found this piece, at the WaPo no less, so very intriguing: In the late 1980s, I was introduced to a self-styled Satanic high priestess. She called herself a …
The unmasking of the “pro-life” movement
This former Marco Rubio faith advisor is likely catching a tremendous amount of grief and ill-will for his courageous act: Eric Teetsel had intended to stand outside Donald Trump’s meeting …
“… a post-moral society cannot by definition tell the difference between good and evil…”
In one of the most cogent and analytical responses to the Orlando terrorist attack, Stephen Turley provides insights to what, if not corrected, will be the deathknell of western …
“Japan was already defeated… dropping the bomb was completely unnecessary”
A week ago yesterday, the President of these less than United States stood before many in Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park and had much to say about what had taken …
“Why do people practically leap at the opportunity to imagine scenarios in which people will be damned?”
David Mills is analyzing the need some Christians seem to have to not extend mercy: H.L. Mencken famously defined Puritanism as “the haunting fear that someone, somewhere, may be …
“… our little bad habits are multilayered, interconnected little sins… quick to lead us from the grass into the weeds… from the weeds into the swamplands.”
It took me longer that it should have but I’ve finally finished Elizabeth’s Scalia’s Little Sins Mean A Lot. My delay in finishing the book should not however skewer your …