Striking a Chord

We spent some time on Thursday’s DL talking about the recent “decision” (hard to call such obvious judicial chicanery and despotism a “decision” since that assumes some basis can be found in law, and in this situation, the state constitution) by the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts forcing the complete overthrow of the institution of marriage by utter redefinition. This

   The mp4’s of the University of Illinois debate with Dan Barker are being processed, and I was sent a short, 36 second clip or so. I share it here.

Update from Hays here. ————— Steve Hays posted the following quote from WLC and a few Bible verses here. Alan Kurschner reposted those citations, with attribution at the bottom. This morning, Rich tells me a bunch of people have been complaining who 1) either missed the attribution at the bottom or 2) were claiming WLC was being taken out of

I’m looking forward to the release of a new book from Solid Ground by Timothy Dwight. If you are unfamiliar with the name, he was the grandson of Jonathan Edwards. You may have read about how Edwards’ off-spring filled many important posts, and included many scholars and men and women of importance. But surely his greatest legacy outside of his

   Stephen Boissoin posted an article on his blog about the Draconian world of today’s Canada, the very kind of totalitarian thought-control that many in the US would like to see come here, and, in some instances, it has already manifested itself. I will not repost it here, but I encourage you to read through the requirements for someone to simply

   In the previous blog, we looked at some passages from the first three Harry Potter books and analyzed their underlying assumptions with a view to demonstrating that the Harry Potter series depends upon a Christian worldview. I am not claiming that these books are Christian, or even Christian allegory, or even that J. K. Rowling is herself a Christian (from