June 28, 2026
“The Constitution is the guide which I will never abandon.” — George Washington With the impending celebration of the 250th birthday of the United States of America (July 4, 2026), I thought it was the ideal time to recommend a few books for those who want to learn (and possibly teach others) some solid facts […]
Tags: A Patriot's History of the United States, accessible to informed citizens, Debunking Howard Zinn, Edwin Meese III, emphasis on political history, fundamental structures, honest review, Know Thine Enemy, Land of Hope, Larry Schweikart, line-by-line analysis, Michael Allen, non-woke, originalism, pro-America, the Great American Story, The Heritage Guide to the Constitution, warts-and-all, Wilfred M. McClay
Posted in Politics |
June 21, 2026
“I am not sure that the American public is aware that the Postal Service is at a critical juncture.” — Postmaster General David Steiner, speaking before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform We might normally think of DHL being a direct competitor to the United States Postal Service, but that ain’t necessarily, completely […]
Tags: Aliss Higham, David Steiner, DHL, DHL eCommerce, failing federal agency, largest carrier, last-mile agreement, multi-billion dollar deal, Newsweek article, package delivery, United States Postal Service, USPS
Posted in Politics |
June 14, 2026
“It’s not merely about safeguarding life in the womb; we must consider the treatment of early-stage life as well.” — Allie Beth Stuckey, Blaze TV host and Christian apologist Donald Trump has been promoting in vitro fertilization (IVF) since his last campaign, and last year he began implementing what he thought was very pro-life policy […]
Tags: abortion, Allie Beth Stuckey, bad policy, child-centric, embryo adoption, ethical concerns, fertility treatment, HHS, in vitro fertilization, IVF, John Stonestreet, Kristan Hawkins, notice of funding opportunity, preborn babies, President Donald Trump, pro-life, pro-life consideration, Ryan T. Anderson, Trump admin
Posted in Politics, Politics / Science / Religion, Religion, Science |
June 7, 2026
Back in April/May, you may remember that I posted a couple vignettes from Part 4 of Greg Koukl’s “Rapid Fire” series — in which he gives relatively brief yet well-reasoned responses to challenges heard in Christian apologetics — in STR’s “Solid Ground” newsletter. Those two posts were on consciousness and abortion, respectively. Now I have […]
Tags: Darwinism, equivocation, following the evidence, Greg Koukl, Intelligent Design Theory, linguistic sleight-of-hand, methodological materialism, philosophical materialism, Rapid Fire, religious dogma, science apologetics, Stand to Reason, Stephen C. Meyer, STR, theological implications
Posted in Religion, Science, Science & Religion |