There will be no GSA at WWU
There’s a controversy brewing at my alma mater, Walla Walla University, and I hope it doesn’t stop until things change. A group of students who have effectively formed an unofficial […]
Atheism
Lighthouses > Churches
**You’ve probably noticed a few posts over the last few weeks where the link was courtesy of Wesley. That is a small fraction of the stories that he’s sent my […]
Are there any honest theologians?
When I was a seminarian awash in a sea of doubt I would occasionally pick up on hints from my professors that they had struggled with very similar doubt as […]
Hit the road in March!
March is going to be awesome and quite busy. There are four events that you should make plans to be at, unfortunately it would be impossible to be at all […]
Burzynski, the peddler of false hope
The blogosphere has been blowing up over a medical quack recently and it’s a topic that needs more attention. The medical field and medical treatments is a field that is […]
Family Dinners
As a disclaimer, this is not the way my family is, but reader ~pickles thought it was pretty close to home for him and shared the link with me: I […]
Constitutional rights, property rights, and religious symblos
I should be free to put what ever symbol on any property I might own, right? Christians should likewise be free to put up crosses on their property and also […]
It’s time for the war on Christmas, again
December is upon us, so it’s again time for the war on Christmas. Oh, don’t get me wrong, I don’t have any problem with Christmas myself, as long as people […]
Fun with logical fallacies: The appeal to consequences
My college buddy Jered, who’ve I’ve spent several posts on responding to, in one of the comments he recently left used the appeal to consequences logical fallacy. These are often […]
The Mullets are in trouble
This story is just too good to pass up. The Mullets are in trouble. Samuel Mullet Sr., the leader of a conservative Amish sect in Ohio, and six of his […]