Category Archives: Uncategorized

Here’s a new article from Glenn that NRO posted today on how marriage is unfortunately becoming an issue of class division in America. Some classes are more likely to marry and this helps them improve their economic and class standing. … Continue reading →

Here’s a concise summary of a major new study from anthropologists and economists from the US and Canada on why monogamy is increasing as a social norm in most developed nations when the very people who make a nation’s laws are … Continue reading →

A few pictures from my trip to Ottawa this week to visit my friends at the Institute of Marriage and Family Canada.

Today the Susan G. Komen Foundation unfortunately reversed its decision regarding Planned Parenthood under remarkable pressure from left-leaning groups. But it’s unclear whether actual funding will be restored, according to a Komen Foundation board member. Planned Parenthood says it needs … Continue reading →

Ok folks. The third person of my trinity of cool* – Leonard Cohen – is releasing a new album, Old Ideas, his first new one since 2004. This is one 77-year-old beautiful man and he has shown through this new … Continue reading →

So Van Halen announces a major 2012 US tour, stretching from mid-February to late-June, launching at – get this – the “KFC Yum! Center” in Louisville, KY. Actual name of the venue! Come for the classic rock and roll and … Continue reading →

A talented young believer  posted a video of himself delivering a poem last week about what’s wrong the Church today and the thing has gone crazy-viral. Nearly 15 million views at this point. Quite remarkable. Obviously, the piece is connecting … Continue reading →

Getting falsely accused and innuendo’d by gay bloggers is nothing new, but this has been an interesting week. See here, here, and here.  I wasn’t going to respond – the reaction such things deserve. But a friend at National Review … Continue reading →

Turns out his new employer also thinks he is the worst person in the world. And this is the NYTs telling the tale.

One of the places that allows me to write somewhat regularly for them is Baptist Press. Good folks and a Yuletide shout out to my friend and editor, Michael Foust! Every year they post their top ten list of “most … Continue reading →