Yes. But my reaction is fueled in the moment because I’m still on a literary alchemical binge thanks to a visit from John Granger.

FC, as I said before, your analysis of the machinations of power and money may be valid. What interested me from the beginning in this discussion was the data gathered from the Pew poll reported in that NY Times piece which showed that white evangelical protestants were a significant outlier on AGW, just as they [...]

I’m not at all going to say you’re a deficient believer if you don’t share my view, but that’s what I think the Bible teaches in Genesis, and that it has implications for Adam’s headship in Romans 5 and 1 Corinthians 15. Bob, although you leave “has implications” vague, it sounds to me like you [...]

Thank you for demonstrating the relevance of the article which I originally linked. To wit: What I’m really saying is that there is more than one way to react to the news of rampant fraud [wow] in the global warming grant fund industry. And… To be quite frank, the science–which has been under serious doubt [...]

I’ll take the first one of Fearsome‘s blunders. “sea levels are rising”… That data has been falsified, too. Nope. You are mistaking corrections made by successful application of the scientific method and peer review for “falsification.” From the article you linked: Siddall said that he did not know whether the retracted paper’s estimate of sea [...]

Darwin foes add global warming to their public policy targets. The article notes that the South Dakota legislature passed a resolution praising that much-maligned gas, carbon dioxide. I think this signals public sentiment toward CO2 may be changing for the better. The next obvious step for CO2 to repair its public-relations nightmare of the last [...]

At a nearby church one Sunday, the pastor ambled out with a cup of coffee in his hand and announced that, “Communion is set up on the sides to your left and right so if you’re a Christian please help yourself during the worship.” That was it. This church is known for its Reformed theology, [...]

An open letter to my brothers and sisters in Christ who serve in leadership to homeschooling families, by Karen Campbell.

Brian, so that’s 75% of his congregation, 300 out of 400 people on average, who are NOT undergraduate or graduate students. Was it like an evening teaching type thing, or was it actually delivered in the liturgy of the Word???

John Z, he talked about that stuff in a sermon??? SERiously?