I had a very good and prayerful Easter Sunday with my wife and kids. I tell you this because everything else I write will seem like I wasn’t very focused on the fact that we’re celebrating that Jesus rose from… Continue Reading →
Nadya Suleman, better known as Octomom, admits that she was not in the right state of mind when she, single and mother of 6 children already, underwent more IVF to have 8 more children. From the NYDaily News: Nadya Suleman… Continue Reading →
Matthew knows that for years my least favorite writer at National Review Online has been John Derbyshire. He was my least favorite not just because of his outspoken atheism, but because of his smug utilitarianism. What I and many others… Continue Reading →
I stink at evangelism. Are you familiar with the term ‘inside baseball?” Wikipedia has a good definition when it defines it as “Inside baseball describes details or minutiae of a subject so detailed or requiring such a specific knowledge about… Continue Reading →
You know, I’m starting to think that there’s nothing Jesse Jackson won’t politicize. HT Weasel Zippers
Science, the good and the bad. The first human egg cells that have been grown entirely in the laboratory from stem cells could be fertilised later this year in a development that will revolutionise fertility treatment and might even lead… Continue Reading →
A Lesbian couple “married” in California is seeking a divorce in Maryland which stills says “You are not married.” Never let a manufactured crisis go to waste. Maryland’s highest court is poised to hear arguments in a precedent-setting case involving… Continue Reading →
An elementary school around Boston was having the kids sing at an assembly. Pretty typical stuff. The motif was about the 50 states and they were going to sing some songs. But the final song was set to be Lee… Continue Reading →
CNN asks all the tough questions, don’t they? They asked yesterday if your Easter basket is ethical. Now, while the issue of child slave labor in cocoa fields is real, you’ve gotta’ love how CNN decides to run this right… Continue Reading →
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