Monthly Archives: September 2018

… may have distracted you and left you wondering: Is The Donald still crazy and a national embarrassment? Yes. 3000 people did not die in the two hurricanes that hit Puerto Rico. When I left the Island, AFTER the storm … Continue reading →

Like everyone else in the mid-Atlantic, I’m checking the projected storm path compulsively.

Without God, we have no way to define good and evil. Whatever the world may say, morality begins and ends with him. https://t.co/3OSCAZsQIa — Desiring God (@desiringGod) September 11, 2018 The idea that good and evil, right and wrong, have … Continue reading →

In the still roiled wake of last week’s anonymous New York Times editorial, and the day before Bob Woodward’s Fear is published, this would not be a bad time to note that the country has been here before. Some quotes … Continue reading →

The composite of the storm-track models has the center of Florence traveling to the west of us at tropical storm strength. Small variations in the track can have huge consequences for us, though, and so we are preparing: checking the … Continue reading →