My most recent post spoke to the importance of good method in having arguments. I follow up here with a specific example to show why it matters in crucially practical ways.) A recent flurry of blog posts and “sharing” among
Why Government Should Not Run Like a Business
This is a little experiment. I’m deviating from my usual themes by sharing this blog video, “Why Government Should Not Run Like a Business.” I’d like to know what you think. http://www.onlinemba.com/blog/video-why-government-should-not-run-like-a-business
I’d Like to Be Known as a Christian
It’s time we Christians stopped using political references to identify “where we fit” on some spectrum. In the current situation, we generally do not have sufficient collective clarity of mind to recognize political from theological concepts. If we confuse them,
Thinking about Metadata More Than I Ever Imagined
That the United States government has been secretly sweeping information from phone records in order to keep Americans safe has become the crisis du jour. I must say, with the IRS scandal and now the storm about metadata, it feels
What We Tolerate, What We Don’t
Along a stretch of Interstate 45 in Central Texas (south of Corsicana), one finds the interesting juxtaposition of country churches and “gentlemen’s clubs.” In one case, the church and the men’s establishment are literally a mile or two apart from