In this episode, I talked with Kellen Jones from the Cowtown Caller about the major news stories of the past week. We discussed the Cornell 7, H-1b visas, a court case between Boulder and Exxon Mobil, and the death of a pioneer televangelist. I hope you enjoy.
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Chesterton’s moral edge is found in his observations about the problems in our civilization. “Civilization has run on ahead of the soul of man,” he wrote in 1902, “and is producing faster than he can think and give thanks.”
Jesus is more than the Son of God; he is God the Son. He is a member of the Triune Godhead who exists eternally in a filial relationship with God the Father.
I’ll never forget the long look that doctor gave me over his surgical mask. “Why don’t you give a consciousness blocker…just in case,” he said, and walked away. To my regret, despite my doubts, I did as I was told.
A nation cannot remain free if its people lose control over the necessities of life. Food is one of them.
Many such programs can be justly described as Grievance Studies, the aggrieved party lending its name to the enterprise... It is worth considering why this so readily happens.
Dr. Fell might have been a fictional representation of the doctors claiming total control over a society. Dr. Fauci is not. What joins them is the use of incantations invoking “science” to grasp power over ordinary lives—for our own good, of course. Of course. Right?
