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“Unbelievable”: True Crime Redeemed
I’m not one of those people who is prone to binge-watch the latest big series on Netflix. But lo and […]
review, true crime, UnbelievableA Podcast Conversation of Dizzying Scope
I recently was a guest on the podcast Soapbox Redemption with Andrew Murtagh. This was a lively conversation of dizzying […]
Andrew Murtagh, interview, philosophical theology, podcastIs it wrong to call Donald Trump a pig?
Two days ago, Donald Trump mocked 16-year old climate activist Greta Thunberg. Yesterday, I offered this tweeted reply: Randal: Is […]
Donald Trump, pig, politicsA Child Shall Lead Them: Why Greta Thunberg is no laughing matter
The Babylon Bee has only been around for three years, but during that time it has expanded its fan base […]
Greta Thunberg, satire, The Babylon Bee, The OnionAdvice for Young-Earth Creationists
In light of Ken’s Ham-fisted performance on “Unbelievable,” here are a few tips for young-earth creationists: Your literal interpretation of […]
fundamentalism, young earth creationismOn Ham-Fisted Young Earth Creationism
Today, I started listening to a new debate on Unbelievable between young-earth creationist Ken Ham and old-earth creationist Jeff Zweerink. Before […]
fundamentalism, indoctrination, Ken Ham, Unbelievable, young earth creationismOn Throwing the First Stone: Thoughts on Trudeau and Blackface
I am not a fan of Justin Trudeau. But it wasn’t always so. While I voted for the NDP during […]
blackface, Justin Trudeau, moral development, woke cultureWhat’s Christianity’s biggest weakness? Evidence? Or Poor Diplomats?
This afternoon, I posted the following survey on Twitter: Most skeptics of Christianity are not skeptics primarily because of the […]
apologetics, discipleship, evangelismBill Maher and the Hypocrisy of Fat-Shaming
Last Friday, Bill Maher’s show Real Time with Bill Maher featured a segment in which he pointed out that being overweight […]
Bill Maher, fat-shaming, hypocrisy, James Corden