Jindal is wise to focus on religious liberty
Bobby Jindal is facing extremely low poll ratings at home, and trails most of the field in presidential polls as well. But by focusing on religious liberty, he creates his […]
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Sunday Reflections, May 17: On Discipleship
The readings today are Acts 1:15-17, 21-26; The First Psalm; the first Epistle of John 5:9-13; and the Gospel of John 17:6-19. In one way or another, all four of […]
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In golf: Game on!
Rickie Fowler’s stunning victory yesterday in the Players Championship is the best thing the world of professional golf has seen in a long, long time. Fowler’s victory in the world’s […]
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Sunday Reflections, May 10 (a day late)
Last week’s reflection ended thusly: God means us to rejoice in this world — to rejoice in His creation — and to love and care for it and those within […]
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Say, Hey! Happy Birthday!
The greatest baseball player ever, Willie Mays, turns 84 today. Even though it’s not a milestone birthday or even a multiple of five, here’s wishing him a happy day. In […]
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Sunday reflections, May 3
Today’s second lesson, 1 John 4:7-21, is a bit repetitive internally, but that which it repeats is probably the best, most concise advice imaginable for those of us who have […]
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Just for fun…..
I just thought I’d share this terrific photo of the grand-children of former U.S. Rep. Bob Livingston. Enjoy it, and follow this link to a You Tube video of Louis […]
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Georgetown exemplifies decline in higher education
Last Friday’s roundup included a sad item about a stunningly misguided editorial at my old college paper, the Georgetown Hoya. I had hoped that would be the end of it. […]
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Why the Saints should trade down
In my earlier Saints mock drafts at this site, I predicted the Saints would trade down in the first round, and in doing so they would eventually draft UCLA inside […]
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Unicorns Have More Substance Than Core Supporters
Here, I challenge business leaders supporting Common Core to a debate.
