Monthly Archives: January 2016

“I know first hand that shoving scriptures down people throats is not effective.” — Bible Students Say.. (@BibleStdntsSay) January 19, 2016

A column in the Wall Street Journal takes note of recent research which finds that the lies of children are evidence of cognitive development — the ability to distinguish between true and false, and to identify the expectations of others. … Continue reading →

I pointed a few days ago toward a post by a Southern Baptist pastor who takes his brothers to task for mean-spirited commentary about, among a great many other things, President Obama. I am pleased to report that the Holy … Continue reading →

Michael Hamar points toward a piece at Politico that makes a lot of sense to me, and which identifies the Trump demographic as ‘authoritarians.’ Authoritarianism is not a new, untested concept in the American electorate. Since the rise of Nazi … Continue reading →

We should have known this was coming, I suppose.