I overheard an instructive conversation recently. Two people were discussing gun control. One was espousing the standard liberal position: outlaw assault weapons and limit the size of magazines. He based his argument on the need to … Continue reading
Atheists have always been with us, but historically their leaders have tended to be philosophers rather than activists—academic types who looked down on Christians with arrogant but benign scorn. The names Bertrand Russell, Jean-Paul Sartre, and … Continue reading
Like secular humanism, environmentalism is more than just an ideology, it is a religion. In all societies people exhibit, to greater and lesser extents, a deep inner need for religion. But in many cases, these people … Continue reading
Losing two presidential elections in a row has put leaders of the mainstream Republican Party in panic mode. As a result, they are rushing ahead in an attempt to re-define themselves. The strategy being debated among … Continue reading
Liberals pride themselves on being open-minded or, better said, what they think of as being open-minded. Correspondingly, they deride conservatives for being closed to new ideas that might require them to change their minds. Of course, … Continue reading
Not to put too fine a point on it, but Republicans have been taking a drubbing in national politics since the halcyon days of Ronald Reagan. The low point came in November 2011 with the re-election … Continue reading
The United Nations has been a monumental failure from its inception. The concept itself makes no sense to anyone other than star-crossed liberals who choose to ignore how human nature and, hence, the world works. The … Continue reading
The problems of public education are well-documented: embarrassingly low scores on internationally-normed tests, high school graduates who cannot read, write, speak, compute, or think at the sixth grade level, and—worse yet—young people who are so thoroughly … Continue reading
Did you ever think there would come a time when the government would dictate what size soft drink you could buy? Did you ever think the efficiency of your dishwasher and washing machine would be regulated … Continue reading
Apparently we have a new definition of the term terrorism in America. According to our own government’s definition found in in the Code of Federal Regulations (28 CFR Section 0.85), terrorism is “…the unlawful use of … Continue reading
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