By DLB on August 24, 2010
No, I don’t really think what the title says, but I am tempted when I read articles like this one from my friends at Christianity Today. Truthfully, I usually find reading that magazine to be like going to the dentist (though even at the dentist I always find something better to read), but because this ...read this post
Posted in Politics | Tagged Dinesh D' Souza, dominion, ECT, ecumenism, King's College, Marvin Olasky, Westminster Theological Seminary
By DLB on August 18, 2010
A random trip around the horn makes for a fun blog, but not if every spot I stop at around the horn leaves me disgusted. Such is the case today.
In Washington D.C. policymakers argued this week that the way to fix the largest debacle in the history of the United States Treasury (Fannie and Freddie) ...read this post
Posted in Politics | Tagged Barbara Boxer wants to be called maam, Carly Fiorina, Fannie, Freddie, GM
By DLB on August 9, 2010
There is no subject that invokes as much passion in me as that of a Christian’s interaction with culture. I was raised to believe that “God is in the universe business” (thank you, dad), and I spend the bulk of my extra-curricular time exploring ways that men and women of the Christian faith may have ...read this post
Posted in Book Reviews, Theology | Tagged culture trumps politics, culture wars, Faithful presence, James Davison Hunter, Jim Wallis, the fourth way
By DLB on August 1, 2010
It has become extremely trendy in certain circles that I either am involved with (or can see just over the fence) to blast the GOP for its recent sins, and even more so, to cynically doubt the impact the party will end up having in the present conflict. There is so much validity to much ...read this post
Posted in Politics | Tagged culture trumps politics, GOP, Michael Pence, public school system, RINO
By DLB on July 14, 2010
I am very excited to report that the inaugural issue of Fidelity: Ethics in Unethical Times is now available, a hard-hitting journal in the field of cultural and moral thought from the Center for Cultural Leadership. Yours truly (that’s me) has a chapter in the journal entitled Economic Unethics. But don’t let that dissuade you – there ...read this post
Posted in Book Reviews, Theology | Tagged CCL, economic unethics, Sandlin