Monthly Archives: August 2016

If He Does Not Love Jesus, He Will Not Love You The piece is more of the predictable same: Our Invisible Friend must always come first, and your spouse and family can have the leftovers. Membership in our cult must … Continue reading →

The New York Times notices that jury trials are disappearing. Jury Trials Vanish, and Justice is Served Behind Closed Doors The criminal trial ended more than two and a half years ago, but Judge Jesse M. Furman can still vividly … Continue reading →

The best summary of Trump’s business career that you’ll find, by one of this country’s preeminent business reporters. Donald Trump was thundering about a minority group, linking its members to murderers and what he predicted would be an epic crime … Continue reading →

Albert the Pious published a lengthy essay at his Web site this week which argues that, even as Christianity declines throughout the educated West, Baptists might shape the future of post-Christian thought. It’s an inherently aggrandizing piece, and tedious whistling … Continue reading →

No, not all of us are Hitlers and Bin Ladens; but we share the twisted nature of their dark hearts. We all aren’t as bad as we could potentially be, but even our best works — to be kind to … Continue reading →