Archive for: June 2005

I had an interesting conversation with my dad on Sunday. My dad was a bronze star winner in Vietnam and spent three tours over there. He’s been following the news on Iraq and made the point …

I’ve made a few changes to the site. For one thing, I’ve added 2 new categories, “Podcast” and “Iraq War”, they were going to fill up “General” and “General Politics” respectively. Also, I’ve added a link to my podcast’s …

The argument has been made that Christians who are concerned about moral issues are Pharisees. Liberals argue that Christians should be more concerned about justice for the poor. While, I obviously believe that moral issues are important, Christians should certainly …

According to Site Meter someone recently used a translation tool to translate one my articles into Spanish. What else can I say but “Gracias!”

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This week’s episode features a review of “Bless You Prison” as well as a discussion on the Supreme Court. Here’s Part One and Two. Click here to subscribe to My Podcast.

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There was a fabulous Letter to the Editor on immigration by Boise’s Clayton Cramer:

The nobility of Britain made the same argument in the 18th century concerning the poor, as did American slave owners: “Who will be …

We’ve got a story from Dakota Voice about Rev. Rob Schenk of the National Clergy Council walking out on Billy Graham.

According to the article:

Rev. …

We’ve got a new podcast out today on Ecumenism and Catholics in particular. Here’s part one and part two.

In 2003, I was not a strong supporter of the war in Iraq. I was neutral on the issue, understanding the tyranny of Saddam Hussein but hesitant about military action, because of the danger it posed to our servicemen and …

Scott Orr, over at Scrapleface is the best “fake news writer” I’ve seen. The man is the Conservative answer to the Onion.

He posted a piece which made a point many of us on the …