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Bookworm on Nov 16 2012 | Filed under: CIA
Tweet At Cal, I wasn’t sophisticated enough to understand that I was being taught the Marxist version of history. All I knew is that my love for history was predicated on the power of personalities, while the history they taught at Cal ignored individuals and focused on mass movements that were described in terms of [...]
Bookworm on Dec 22 2011 | Filed under: Christians
Tweet I’m about to wade into theology here, so feel free to beat me around the head (politely, of course), if I’ve committed some egregious doctrinal sin. Before you do, though, please follow my argument to its conclusion, to see whether I’m on the right track. I got to thinking about evil today. In my [...]
Bookworm on Mar 27 2009 | Filed under: Barack Obama
Tweet While we were having lunch today, my dear friend Don Quixote asked “Do you think Barack Obama is evil?” I hedged. “That’s an interesting question. Why do you ask?” “I’m getting the feeling,” he answered, “that conservatives are starting to define Obama as being evil. At least, that’s the impression I get from the [...]
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Charles Martel on Two wonderful cartoons from Dixon Diaz about abortion and moral relativism
Spartacus on Islam — the prisoner’s friend (and not because it brings remorse, redemption, and amends)
SADIE on Two wonderful cartoons from Dixon Diaz about abortion and moral relativism
Bookworm on Two wonderful cartoons from Dixon Diaz about abortion and moral relativism
pst314 on Two wonderful cartoons from Dixon Diaz about abortion and moral relativism
Indigo Red on Islam — the prisoner’s friend (and not because it brings remorse, redemption, and amends)
Gringo on The end of the library as we know it?Charles Martel on Two wonderful cartoons from Dixon Diaz about abortion and moral relativism
Ymarsakar on The end of the library as we know it?Charles Martel on Islam — the prisoner’s friend (and not because it brings remorse, redemption, and amends)
