How Faith Fit Into The Inaugural Address
Some observations on the role that religion played in the President’s Inaugural Address.
News & Politics
When The Kingdom Of Men Is Led By Fools, We Turn To God’s Domain
Today’s inauguration of a fool reminds us that we can only ever put our faith in God.
Rep. Lewis Is Wrong. Trump Is Wrong. One Of Them Needs To Fix This.
Both the President-elect and Congressman Lewis are in the wrong. It’s time for one of them to step forward and resolve this.
The German Court’s Troubling Lack Of Spine
Why the conviction of former Auschwitz guard and SS member Reinhold Hanning is neither weak nor strong: which ultimately shows the biggest weakness.
This Isn’t Really About Harambe
All the outrage over the shooting of Harambe the gorilla has me thinking that there must be something deeper going on than what we perceive.
Why We Should Lighten Up About The Redskins
Why a new poll about the views of Native Americans themselves about the term “Redskins” should give us pause about how we think of the term. And negative stereotypes in general.
It’s Easier To Wish Death On Someone You Don’t Think Is Human
On the morality of the death penalty, war, and generally believing some people deserve to die.
Do We Need To Get So Angry About “Holocaust Pong”?
Recently, there has been a huge outcry against a high school version of beer pong that pits “Jews” against “Nazis.” But do we really need to be so angry when these stories emerge?
Is Pope Francis Liberal Or Conservative?
What Bernie Sanders’s admiration can teach us about the Pope’s politics… and politics in general.
How Long Will Children Resist Dealing With Bad Guys?
Are children and babies sellouts? New research says they might be. The question: what does that teach us about morality in general?