When President Obama's former chief of staff Rahm Emanuel said that "you never want a serious crisis to go to waste," many didn't realize he was inaugurating a new credo for governance.

"Hope and change" in the context of Obamanomics

So apparently President Obama referred to the Attorney General of California, who is a woman, as the "best looking Attorney General". He was speaking at a fundraiser in Atherton California when he made the remarks about Attorney General Kamala Harris.

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Have you ever wondered how the big banks make such enormous mountains of money? Well, the truth is that much of it is made by gambling recklessly. If they win on their bets, they become fabulously wealthy. If they lose on their bets, they know that the government will come in and arrange for the banks to be bailed out.

I find that if I lay things out like this, it breaks down some of the hostility.

It’s a natural question, isn’t it? When a disaster happens, we want to know why. Why Haiti and not Jamaica? Why Chile and not Brazil? Or why did this man get cancer and his brother didn’t?

The idea of doing Christian apologetics, a fancy word for defending the Christian faith, has lost some luster among church goers. The word conjures up images of conflict, anxiety, and even anger.

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Bill O’Reilly recently took it upon himself to insult everyone in America who has reverence for the Bible as the word of God. He ludicrously claimed that supporters of natural marriage haven’t “been able to do anything but thump the Bible" in making their case.

I was reading the Old Testament book of Amos a few days ago and was reminded that liberation theologians get much comfort from that prophet's decrying the mistreatment of the poor.

I have an old friend named Don who graduated from college twenty years ago. He has tried every get rich scheme in an effort to retire early and enjoy the good life. Now that he's in his forties and has nothing to show for it, he's decided to take the biggest shortcut in life: he's joined the Democratic Party.

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If you read our Tim's Picks link, you are aware of the Todd Starnes article about a school principal kicking a Cub Scout pack out of the school.

If you were going to hustle an entire nation into supporting something that would utterly undo the definition of marriage as we know it, "The Music Man" is a perfect playbook.

One of my biggest problems with elected officials is the idea of hypocrisy. In case you don't know here is the Webster's definition of the word:

Russell D. Moore, the President-elect of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, recently wrote an opinion asking the question, "Should Christians Boycott Starbucks?" He answers his own question with a resounding, "NO"!

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Myth #1: Marriage is fundamentally a voluntary union of persons in a committed relationship We tend to think of language as something posterior to thought. A thought comes into your mind and then you find the right words to express it.

The politicians of the western world are coming after your bank accounts. In fact, Cyprus-style "bail-ins" are actually proposed in the new Canadian government budget. When I first heard about this I was quite skeptical, so I went and looked it up for myself. And guess what?