Archive for 'Tag Archives: 'worldview''

A Lesson from Lincoln


Last week my wife and I went to see the new Steven Spielberg movie “Lincoln”. It is an outstanding film based on a book by Doris Kearns Goodwin titled Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of [...]

A New World Record!


Yesterday, August 1, 2012, a new world record was set.  At the London Olympics? Well, maybe so, but that’s not what I am referring to. Yesterday was the largest single record day of sales for one of [...]

The SBC, Racism, and Mormonism


  Last week a resolution was submitted at the annual meeting of  the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) concerning racist statements in Mormon scriptures.  The resolution was not presented by the SBC resolutions committee to the convention for vote.  I [...]

So You Think it Couldn’t Happen Here?


Dateline Ireland: A Roman Catholic priest is being accused of committing a hate crime by a Humanist who was offended by the priest’s references to secularism in a sermon. The priest said, in his homily, that [...]

What’s Going on with the Atheists?


If there was ever any doubt that Atheism is a belief system (rather than a factual system based on empirical proof), the Atheists, themselves, are removing any doubt. If it walks like a duck, looks like [...]

Worldview and Sociology


Freddy Davis shares how the various worldviews look at the topic of sociology. [...]

Those Gullible Christians?


Evangelical Christians are naïve, unintelligent, easily led, irrational, anti-scientific, and intolerant, right? If you read some comments on the secular blogs and articles in the mass media you would sure think so. But does that perception [...]

Normalized Adultery


In a recent edition of World Magazine, there was an article by one of their correspondents, Mark Bergin, about adultery among professional basketball players. With the news of Michael Jordan’s recent proposal to his longtime girlfriend [...]

Worldview and Biology


Freddy Davis shares how the various worldviews deal with the topic of biology. [...]

God and Man at Yale + 62


One of my favorite conservative commentators of all time was the late William F. Buckley, Jr.  I used to love his weekly interview show called “The Firing Line’” that ran on PBS from 1966 to 1999.  He [...]