Don’t Call It Childish
Adora Sjvitak calls into question the idea that certain behaviors bear the label childish. After watching a clip or two from last night’s debates, this video may be better for you.… Continue reading
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When Interpretation Fails or, Trump-eting Greatness?
Evangelicals are the biggest Liberals. So says David Fitch and Geoff Holsclaw. They take up a discussion of Inerrancy and Evangelicals at one point during the conversation. Maybe they are being provocative. Maybe not.… Continue reading
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The Value of Religion, Choosing Ignorance, and Identifying Arguments: An Interview with Greg Horton
Recently Villanova hosted an event titled, The End of Religion. Greg Horton believes the end of Religion reporting by newspapers like The Dallas Morning News and the Orlando Sentinel, represent a step backwards in getting a handle on important news, local and global.… Continue reading
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Trump Surprise or, Who Cares If It Is Early in the Nomination Process?
Hunch confirmed. Trump won the first debate. Reuter’s released its first poll since the Fox made for television, not-for-the-electorate-but-for-ratings-and-dollars, debate event.… Continue reading
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Comedians and Trumpists or, When Disaffection Becomes Sublime
Tertullian famously asked, “What has Athens to do with Jerusalem?” Just because one protests a given influence does not necessarily mean there is no influence. A few weeks ago one writer suggested the angry vote really does not influence an election. Yesterday one poll indicated … Continue reading
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