Rather frequently my Dad sends me a link or article that is well worth reading. (My mom does too, but they are frequently of a much more personal nature) He recently sent me this one, on why faith is both intelligent and relevant. Wilson's most important thought was this: Materialist atheism says we are just
I have been waiting a little while to weigh in on this one. My good friend Matt, not to be confused with other Matts, who has become my most regular commenter here asked my thoughts on this. For those who don't know about it, Canada's minister for Science and Technology, Gary Goodyear, refused to say
I had been thinking about this a lot recently. Some of the more right wing people I read from the States have been arguing that this crisis does not mean that the markets need to be regulated. While I have tended to agree with this I've often wondered about what regulations mean. Then I read
It has been almost three years in the making. We had planned to release an album a long long time ago and wrote, recorded, and then worked on a number of songs for what felt like eternity. Well the first of those songs has finally appeared online. We will be releasing them over the course
Now here is a place that can use a regime change. The government in Khartoum has definitely lost its right to rule. First there was the genocide of Christians in the south, but now there is Darfur. A government that blatantly funds and willfully contributes to attacks on its own citizens has forfeited its right
I'm bad with the blogroll. Just like I'm bad with the actually reading blogs. To be honest I mostly read blogs that my Dad points to and the news. Which is why I usually don't add a whole lot to the blog roll. However recently there have been two blogs I have been checking with