Politics

Crime and the Nanny State

“Great Society programs … subtly but powerfully undermine the family and the close-knit communities that support them.” Jonathan Witt at The American Spectator

Thoughts about the National Day of Prayer on May 2nd

“Having a national day of fasting and prayer is as much a part of our national landscape as voting booths and majestic mountain peaks.” Speak Up blog

"There is a historical connection between Jews and Blacks in this country that runs deep."

“‘Why do Blacks overwhelmingly support President Obama?’ That was the question recently put to me by a white friend.” Armstrong Williams at Townhall.com

Making Sense of It

To many of us the outcome of Tuesday’s election is incomprehensible. In multiple ways, it doesn’t make any sense. But if forty six years of life’s puzzles have taught me anything, it’s that when you’re inundated by the incomprehensible, it’s time to focus for a while on what is clear and certain.

Often enough the incomprehensible starts to make sense somewhere in that process.

Maybe you don’t need what follows, but I did. Just passing it along.

Four things that are still true after Tuesday

1. God is perfect and unchanging.

For I am the LORD, I do not change; Therefore you are not consumed, O sons of Jacob. (Mal 3:6)

Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and comes down from the Father of lights, with whom there is no variation or shadow of turning. (Jas 1:17)