When the Babylon Bee launched in March of last year, I was elated. Finally, a Christian satire publication to rival The Onion. The early articles produced were spot-on hilarious, but they were produced so quickly and regularly that I … Continued
From Trumpeteers to Never Trumpers: Why I Became a Conservative Pragmatist Conservatives are more divided than at any point in recent memory, and the reason is Donald Trump. This divide is most noticeable in the comments sections of shared Facebook … Continued
In case you missed last night’s second presidential debate, here are five observations of what went down. 1. The media is solidly in Hillary Clinton’s corner Imagine a heavyweight boxing match in which the referee blatantly favors one fighter over … Continued
In a time when Americans are as divided as at any point in recent memory and during a time of divisive political campaigns, the time-honored tradition of standing for the national anthem prior to a sporting event has become one … Continued
With all the attention this week on the Rio Olympics and ongoing Presidential campaigns, you probably didn’t see the most important headline of the week. Brigham Young University (BYU) is under consideration to join college football’s Big 12 Conference, and … Continued
I wish I could be a Libertarian. Truly I do. The Republican party is an absolute mess right now. Nominating Donald Trump would be a fiasco in a normal election cycle, but nominating Trump as a response to eight … Continued
Many Christians believe we should side with the Global Warming activists. They think this shows our responsibility towards God’s creation and helps us gain credibility with the world to better reach them for Christ, or they simply trust the … Continued
I love nature. I grew up in rural Eastern Montana with its wide open prairies and rugged badlands, so much of it untouched by mankind. There’s something about my little five acre plot here in Tennessee that reminds me … Continued
“Good lies need a leavening of truth to make them palatable.” – William McIlvanney Introduction “In questions of science, the authority of a thousand is not worth the humble reasoning of a single individual.” – Galileo Galilei More than a … Continued
There are few things more majestic than the heavens. The sky is always changing, always unique, colorful, and imaginative. At night constellations of stars fill the vast darkness, the northern lights dazzle, and shooting stars blaze silver across the sky. … Continued