Quality interweb mischief from Jared Bridges
Those who built fallout shelters in the 1960s can attest to the fact that in that decade there was no shortage of opportunity for alarmism. One such alarmist was Paul R. Ehrlich, whose book The Population Bomb predicted that the long-overpopulated planet Earth was in danger from its ever-increasing inhabitants. Ehrlich’s book contained such soothsayings … Read more
Lights, Camera . . . Candidacy? John Fund: Fred Thompson is shaking up the GOP presidential field. And he’s not even running yet.
Tennessee is in the Sweet Sixteen! I’m holding my breath, and I’m not coming up for air until the Vols win the Final Four. I’ll keep you posted on my progress, but I hope to accomplish a better outcome than this.
Do Democrats think Billy Graham is Immoral? John Mark Reynolds on how purveyors of the new tolerance have overturned all of Western civilized tradition.
Evangelical Bioethics and the Web: Washington Post reporter Michelle Boorstein does a great profile of my friend (and superior officer at FRC) Joe Carter.
Here’s a song (with corresponding slideshow) about Kingsport, Tennessee — the town where I grew up. The song’s a little corny (okay, it’s way corny), but the slideshow is good, especially if you’ve ever lived there.
Indiana Jones 4 watch: Cate Blanchett may be on board, and a release date of May 22, 2008? I’m ordering my tickets now.
Ken Myers of Mars Hill Audio renown recently gave Southern Seminary’s Gheens Lectures, which can be heard here.
Dostoevsky Plays With Live Ammo: Fred Sanders has some worthwhile comments on my all-time favorite novel.
Forget the Nazi’s, Russians, or Terrorists — there’s a new enemy at the movies, and mother earth is mad.