Misstatements

   I think it would be useful for thoughtful folks–you know, folks who think before they open fire, burn, or go to war–to read what Benedict XVI actually said in his talk that has resulted in such outrageously inane and violent reactions from so many. Here is the talk. Here is the relevant portion:    I was reminded of all this recently,

I installed a silly device in my cell phone today. I wanted to share with you all the instructions. Take down the phone (Do I have to put it up somewhere first?)—screw out and then make the parts seperately (I have to make parts?) install the phone–finish the installation (thanks for the help) Make the keyboard develops. (Wouldn’t time do

Yeah, no intelligent design here. Just random processes over time. Yup. Sure. Just awesome.

It pains me to have to do this but as I have only recently gotten familiar with the YouTube way of doing things, I have found that there is a great deal of unauthorized content on various YouTube channels that is protected under our copyright. While I have had to chase some people around to get them to honor my

Settled in at my hotel in Detroit (found a Target, found Subway, have skim milk and Kashi cereal, as well as a good Internet connection—life is good). I think doing four live “Jesus or Muhammad” programs on ABN will be sufficient for the week (as well as speaking at the God and Culture Conference this weekend), so I don’t intend

Aren’t GPS devices fascinating? I’ve got a mondo cheapie version, nothing fancy, but it is still amazing how accurate it is. Just the idea of somehow being in “contact” with satellites circling the earth is enough to thrill my inner geek. Why mention this? Well, this little post is sorta like firing up the GPS and getting a “fix” on

Some of you who are new to Alpha and Omega Ministries might not know that a number of years ago I had the privilege of debating Barry Lynn, ACLU attorney and head of Americans United for the Separation of Church and State. Lynn is an ordained minister in one of the most liberal denominations in the world. We debated whether

My little fellowship includes a couple whose native tongue is Arabic. Rudy Jabouri was born in Baghdad. He has been following the Caner Scandal, and sent me some of this insights. I asked if I could share them with my readers and he agreed. I wanted to let you guys know that southeastern Turkey and northern Iraq are my families