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Tuesday, October 4, 2005

Testing ID

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There's an interesting article in the New York Times on the great clash between the magisteria of religion and science at the first Te...

The American Soldier

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Yesterday we posted an account of the toughness and courage of American soldiers and Marines. Today we direct you to this story which illus...

The Peculiar Story of Judith Miller

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The Judith Miller story is more than a little odd (See here for a complete account of the affair). Miller, you will recall went to prison r...
Monday, October 3, 2005

Tough Breed

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Here's a brief story about the kind of men who are fighting against Islamic extremists in Iraq so that our families are safer from them...

Fly Like a Butterfly, Sting Like a Bee

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Conservatives are split on George Bush's nomination of Harriet Miers for a seat on the Supreme Court. The American Center for Law and Ju...
Sunday, October 2, 2005

The Next Pick

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ConfirmThem.com thinks the next SCOTUS nominee will be either Michael Luttig or Karen Williams . Here's an article on Williams. We...

Operation Iron Fist

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The Fourth Rail describes in a series of posts what's going on along the Syrian border with Operation Iron Fist. Go here then scroll do...

Is There <i>Anything</i> They Won't Say?

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A friend writes to express dismay with the testimony at the Dover ID trial in Harrisburg, PA: Has reading the paper about the ID trial dr...

Religion and Social Well-Being

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We hope that this is not what's passing for scholarship in the social sciences nowadays: Religious belief can cause damage to a socie...
Saturday, October 1, 2005

No Good Ideas

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Howard Fineman writes about the Democrats' despair over their dismal political prospects. They recognize that not only does their stabl...

Bennett's "Blunder"

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Much of the commentary, even from conservatives, about William Bennett's alleged faux pas misses the mark. Ed Morissey at Captain...
Friday, September 30, 2005

Prognosticating Dover

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Bill Dembski offers his take on three possible outcomes of the Dover Intelligent Design trial and what each portends for the future of ID: ...

Political Hackery

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The Washington Post , no fan of Republicans in general nor Tom DeLay in particular, nevertheless smells a partisan hit job by Texas district...

Must the Designer be God?

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Telic Thoughts puts us on to an excellent argument made a couple of years ago by atheist Toby Wardman in defense of the argument for God ...
Thursday, September 29, 2005

No, No, A Thousand Times No

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Twenty two Democrats voted against John Roberts' confirmation today. What legitimate reason could they possibly have had for rejecting s...

Self-defeating Nature of Naturalism

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Joe Carter at Evangelical Outpost has posted another installment in his series on the self-defeating nature of naturalism. Carter revisits ...
Wednesday, September 28, 2005

Wrong ANSWER

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Christopher Hitchens brings his inestimable skills as a journalist to bear in a dissection of the organizations behind the "antiwar...

Delay's Indictment

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Anyone interested in the full story on the Tom Delay indictment should visit Michelle Malkin's site . She has lots of analysis and links...

The Cascade Effect

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Security Watchtower documents the degradation of enemy leadership in Iraq over the last month. Bill Roggio at The Fourth Rail comments on...
Tuesday, September 27, 2005

The Lottery

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It's difficult to say exactly what the criticism of Michael Brown is. That he is held in contempt by members of the committee set up to ...