President Biden’s unpardonable pardon

President Biden’s unpardonable pardon: We must love our children both rightly and righteously “Today, I signed a pardon for my son Hunter.” Those w...

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Are Computers the Problem or the Solution?

David Gelernter is no Luddite. Indeed, he is a professor of computer science at Yale University. According to his biographical statement at Yale's Web site, his current interests include "information management, parallel programming, software ensem ...

January 5, 2006

Cooperation in the Church — An Interview

Just how should Christians make decisions about cooperation with other churches, denominations, and Christian groups? That is the question taken up in an interview just released by 9Marks Ministries. "Cooperation in the Church" features an intervie ...

January 5, 2006

Mourning in West Virginia — A Reflection

"It's a miracle," said Loretta Ables, who said her fiancé, Fred Ware, was among the survivors. "Everyone was telling us they were probably dead."  Sadly, they were.  After a night that saw elation turn to sorrow, we now know that only one miner survi ...

January 4, 2006

Civilization Crumbles — Who Can Deny?

Don't even ask me how I came across this, but I just had to pass it on. Here is conclusive proof that civilization is crumbling all around us -- in the form of an article on the "hidden genius" of The Dukes of Hazzard. The article points to the cult ...

January 4, 2006

A Case to Watch — Another Challenge to Christian Schools

A Lutheran high school in Riverside, California is being sued for discrimination after expelling two students suspected of lesbianism. The case is a bit convoluted, but the arguments put forth by the attorney representing the girls and their parents ...

January 3, 2006

Are Newspapers Doomed?

Joseph Epstein, one of my favorite literary essayists, offers a fascinating look at the decline of daily newspapers in "Are Newspapers Doomed?," published in the current issue of Commentary. A sampling: Much cogitation has been devoted to the questio ...

January 3, 2006

Monkey Business in the Classroom

Newsweek's magazine for college students, Current, features an interesting article, "Monkey Business," on the campus presence of students who do not accept evolution. It's worth a look. Writer Victoria Bosch, a senior at Penn State University, repo ...

January 3, 2006

Worldviews at Work — “Happy to Have Evolved”

With this posting, we begin a new feature for 2006 -- Worldviews at Work. These articles will draw attention to the impact of worldviews on the way people think about the issues of the day. We'll be looking for examples of what happens when people ac ...

January 2, 2006

The Korean Stem Cell Scandal — It Was All Faked

Reports coming our of Korea indicate that the entire research project headed by Dr. Woo-Suk Hwang was based on fakery and fraud. The Globe and Mail [Toronto] reports: An already disgraced scientist lied about all of the stem-cell lines he claimed w ...

December 30, 2005

The Tsunami, One Year Later

On December 26, 2004, entire regions of the Indian Ocean basin were devastated by giant waves of water, caused by an underwater earthquake in a volitile and active subduction zone. The world watched in horror as the scale of devastation became clea ...

December 29, 2005