I’m pro-life. That’s why I’m grieved that George Floyd’s mother was given an extremely late-term abortion against her will by the Minneapolis Police Department. I’m for rule of law. That’s why I’m furious that George Floyd’s guilt or innocence was not established in a court of law before his sentencing… Continue reading
Okay, so I was excited about the upcoming new DuckTales TV show before. I loved the original, which I caught in reruns when I was a kid (being only two years old when it debuted). But Disney released the title sequence for it yesterday, and there is SO. MUCH. in… Continue reading
In 1939, the English Heraldic Authority granted a coat of arms to Joseph Edward Davies featuring lions, chevrons, a hand holding a spear, and a scroll with the word “INTEGRITAS” (Latin for Integrity, obviously). Davies was the third husband of Majorie Merriweather Post, a philanthropist, socialite, and owner of the… Continue reading
We know. It’s tough to blog when you don’t have a good blog name. Thankfully, you’re reformed! According to most confessions, you have to use an appropriately brainy-sounding name, which helps narrow things down a bit. This little web app will help you find a good one so you can… Continue reading
by Randall Munroe of xkcd. Originally posted at blog.xkcd.com; reposted here for language sensitive audiences. — Feynman used to tell a story about a simple lawn-sprinkler physics problem. The nifty thing about the problem was that the answer was immediately obvious, but to some people it was immediately obvious one… Continue reading
This list is intended to be updated regularly as new information becomes available. Donald Trump didn’t know that Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine in 2014, despite it being one of the most reported stories of the last two years, a major destabilizing factor for Eastern Europe ever since, and a contributor… Continue reading
This warning has popped up on my news feed several times today, written by someone whose name I am going to withhold for his protection. Let’s take a look at the claims he’s making, shall we? Information in blockquotes is exactly as posted on Facebook, with no edits made by me… Continue reading
Historically speaking, the Church has done some pretty crazy and ludicrous stuff. Last week, one part of it repented of a crazy and ludicrous season in their history. So, I’m a member of a Church. That church is a member of a Presbytery. That presbytery is a member of a… Continue reading
Overture 43 from Potomac Presbytery “Pursuing Racial Reconciliation and the Advance of the Gospel” Whereas, the 43rd General Assembly considered a personal resolution on racial reconciliation and referred the matter to the 44th General Assembly, so that lower courts could perfect and propose a resolution encouraging “heartfelt repentance”; and Whereas,… Continue reading
from Nashville Presbytery adopted by the PCA, 30th General Assembly, 2002, 30-53, III, Items 14 – 16, pp. 262 – 270. “Racial Reconciliation” Whereas, the Scriptures portray a covenantal pattern of both celebration of our rich heritage and repentance for the sins of our fathers; and, Whereas, our nation has been… Continue reading
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