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Saturday, August 5, 2006

Our Human Condition

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A couple weeks ago while attending my Sunday school class the discussion turned to the concept of altruism - the idea of total unselfishness...

Loading Up the Bar

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Michael Metzger offers some advice at Comment that Christians, especially those who feel very strongly about evangelism, might do well to t...

Opium of the Intellectuals

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John Davidson poses the question, "How has Darwinism Persisted?" He believes there to be two reasons in particular which he exp...

Moral Absolutes

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Science and Theology News has an interesting essay on ethics and morality written by Brian Henning, a philosopher at Mount St. Mary...
Friday, August 4, 2006

Generation "Whatever"

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Mike Metzger in his Clapham Commentary (free subscription required) pens a fine short essay on the last virtue left in America - the vir...

Coulter Bad For America?

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Rod Dreher, author of Crunchy Cons , writes about Ann Coulter at Belief.net . He concludes that she's bad for America, or more precisel...

Blame it on the Pil

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An article in a British newspaper offers some clues to the reasons behind certain phenomena of which we've been aware for some time:...
Thursday, August 3, 2006

Atheistic Science

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P.Z. Myers, the militant atheistic Darwinist who holds forth at Pharyngula writes about how much he likes this quote from J.B.S. Haldane...

Is Growth Good?

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It's part of the received economic wisdom that growth is good and, since development is a means of growth, turning rural spaces into ...

Insignificant?

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Skye Puppy has a series of photos that are breathtaking in what they illustrate about the size of the planet upon which we live relative...
Wednesday, August 2, 2006

Judge Jones, Call Your Office

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This article at Science and Theology News caught our eye for two reasons. First the article, then the reasons: For Einstein, as for many...

From Dove to Hawk

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Spiegel Online has an op-ed written by a former Israeli peace activist who has been on the road to Damascus, so to speak, and has had th...

So Many Books, So Little Time

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I thought it might be fun to compose a list of two dozen or so of the best books I've read on topics which lie at an intersection which ...
Tuesday, August 1, 2006

CT Interviews Michael Gerson

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Michael Gerson, former speech writer for George W. Bush, has some advice for both parties and both ideologies in this interview at Christia...

Absolutely Essential?

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We've all heard that the theory of evolution is absolutely essential to understanding all of biology, if not all of science. Indeed, it...
Monday, July 31, 2006

Leaving Church

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This story by Laurie Goodstein of the New York Times is perplexing, not least because it's hard to tell how accurately it's being ...

Ambassador Gillerman

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In case you missed it yesterday it would really be worth your while to go here and read the transcript of Meet the Press featuring Tim Rus...

<i>Suicide Killers</i>

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The Counterterrorism Blog has a disturbing interview with Pierre Rehov a French documentary filmmaker, who is completing a film titled Sui...
Sunday, July 30, 2006

Five Questions About Qana

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The bombing of the building in Qana has had a tragic result and, if it turns world opinion against Israel, it will be many times more tragic...
Saturday, July 29, 2006

Mel Gibson

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Mel Gibson has made some good movies and his The Passion of the Christ was, in my opinion, excellent. Nevertheless, he has essentially und...