Archive for July, 2026
I figured I was “due” to share something involving Christian theology or apologetics this week, but I didn’t have anything in the works and was growing short on time. Then I remembered Stand to Reason (STR) and the “Rapid Fire” series they did in their newsletter not long ago. If you’ve been reading along, you […]
“That’s just a bunch of crap.” — Ray Rothrock, former nuclear engineer It’s not hard to find articles these days about rising electricity prices, overburdened power grids, “clean energy”, etc. I’ve posted at least a couple myself. One of the strangest — or, perhaps, just more frustrating — things is the ongoing, anti-nuclear rhetoric and […]
My regular readers may recall that I did a few posts last year in which I quoted Michael Denton, MD, PhD, from his book Evolution: A Theory in Crisis (1985). It was the Bonus Re-Read in my “Five Non-Fiction Books I Enjoyed Reading in 2025” post. This year, I am (slowly and sporadically) working my […]
“Alito and Thomas argue that the Civil Rights Act of 1866 clearly shows that ‘subject to the jurisdiction thereof’ meant to exclude individuals “subject to any foreign power.” — Tyler O’Neil, Daily Signal As you are likely aware, the Supreme Court of the United States recently voted on the matter of “birthright citizenship” in Trump […]