One of the ways we have allowed egalitarianism to flatten everything can be seen in how we apply trial procedures to everything (to everything that is, except those situations when actual trial procedures would actually be called for). Determining that somebody is a security … [Read more...]

Jesus taught us to deal with the big stuff first. He said that the weightier matters of the law took precedence. The Pharisees of His day had justified their neglect of such things by making a big deal over how they tithed out of the spice rack. Look at us go, they seemed to say. … [Read more...]

Some weeks ago, I did some protestantial hooting about an upcoming encyclical from the pope on global warming. According to an informed source, my post has apparently caused some ongoing consternation among some of our Catholic friends. Although I have promised a handsome apology … [Read more...]

As some may know, I have had a link to the Little Geneva website under the Moonbats category, and which I had labeled as "Clever Zionist Tricks." I am now removing that link because it appears as though the website has folded. Whatever the reason, I am grateful that the number … [Read more...]

When accusations are brought against anyone, it is crucial for all potential participants, witnesses, or observers to think of the matter biblically. This is because it is perilously easy to fall into that species of do-goodism that wants to uproot the tares, but that kind of … [Read more...]

Normally I would file comments on the Steve Wilkins deal under Auburn Avenue Stuff. Why not? It's the name of his church, after all. But there is another aspect of this, and so I want to make just a few comments about this thing under "A Justice Primer." This is not an … [Read more...]

"Never write what you dare not sign. An anonymous letter-writer is a sort of assassin, who wears a mask, and stabs in the dark. Such a man is a fiend with a pen. If discovered, the wretch will be steeped in the blackest infamy." Charles Spurgeon … [Read more...]