Come on. No one should have believed, even for a second, that 55-year-old Chief Justice of the Supreme Court John Roberts was going to resign. While a Democrat is in the White House. What a silly rumor. Even if you… Continue Reading
Why is it that over the past seven days or so, my computer has downloaded and automatically installed 1,429 updates? What are you all doing with the Vista OS? It’s starting to annoy me.
This is some scary stuff. A rogue wave, twenty-six feet in height, struck a cruise ship and killed two people in the Mediterranean Sea. Long thought to be nothing but fiction and sea tales, it was confirmed in 1995 that… Continue Reading
Continuing my series on tips for skeptics talking to faithful people, once you have a sense for why you are in the conversation, and why your counterpart is in the conversation, it’s very useful to take stock of your intelocutor.… Continue Reading
The blogger known as Jon Swift has passed away. His blog was quite possibly the funniest on the entire interent. All you had to know was the tagline: “I am a reasonable conservative who likes to write about politics and… Continue Reading
Chris Clarke is a photographer and nature conservationist who runs a very nice blog featuring some of his photographs and some of his thoughts about the Mojave Desert. Since I’m always amazed that people can find beauty in what all… Continue Reading
Dale Haferty teaches shop class in the small town of Guthrie Center, Iowa. He self-identifies as a Christian, likely as his father also was. One of his students is a practicing Wiccan, as his father also is. (Thus we see… Continue Reading
If you’re like me, you are a skeptic, who might find yourself embroiled in a conversation with a believer from time to time about matters of religion and faith. It may happen unexpectedly, intentionally, or through the efforts of your… Continue Reading