I’ve Been Norrisized

I confess, I had to look it up just to make sure I wasn’t going to blow it this coming weekend. Don’t panic completely, it’s the 8th. So, going to send flowers again? My friends over at Solid Ground sent out a really counter-cultural idea. Hey, Mom can read! Yes indeedy, and if you are blessed, like I, with a

   What a wintery day here in Phoenix! A storm snuck up on us (the weather forecasters were talking about sunshine and a high of 61 right up to when the storm hit!). It’s a drizzly 44! But I love it.    Anyway, two quick notes. First, there is a religion forum co-hosted by the Washington Post and Newsweek, and here you

Today is a travel day, I speak tomorrow, and Thursday I’m visiting the new LDS Temple in Manhattan, so the blog explosion of the past few days will now come to a screeching halt. Feast for famine I guess.

The Anti-Christian Litigation Union is busily running about the US doing all it can to protect the sensitive souls of atheists from any public appearance of religion once again this holiday season. But if you really want to know the truth, listen to George Washington’s establishment of the observance of Thanksgiving: George Washington’s 1789 Thanksgiving Proclamation Whereas it is the

I just saw the most absurd (not offensive, just absurd) argument in the Caner situation I’ve ever seen. Someone (I haven’t even bothered keeping up with this guy) was arguing that my Arabic tutor, Issam, missed a portion of Surah Al Fatiha in our video, and hence we should be exposed! He begins with the absurd accusation that he’s downloaded

Here is a paper by Dr. Rodney Decker titled “The Rehabilitation of Heresy: ‘Misquoting’ Earliest Christianity.” The paper was presented in July of this year at a faculty summit. Decker is professor of NT and Greek at Baptist Bible Seminary, Clark Summit PA. Here is also a psuedo-response and a formal response by Andy Hudson.

Early this AM (and when you are on PDT and you fly to EDT, 5AM is actually 2AM, so the term “early” takes on new meaning) I got up so I could head up to the graduation ceremonies of a small Christian school in upstate New York. It was an honor to speak, if only briefly, at the graduation. So