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A recent Economist article about reducing the number of abortions worldwide raises some difficult questions for Catholics. In Greece, notes the Economist, “abortion is seen as an ordinary form of birth control.” This reasoning is grounded in a deep...

I started to write a post about where I was when Kennedy was shot and paused halfway through the first line to wonder, "Didn't I write this once?" A quick search reveals that I did, ten years ago today. I have nothing more to add to it other than that...

Follow @ThePoachedEgg Switch to mobile friendly version Good Arguments Aren't Enough in Defending the Faith by Lenny Esposito Facts, reason, and evidence play key roles in apologetics. Christian defenders spend many hours studying the latest arguments...

Quick! What's the opposite of "true?" Did you say "false?" What if the opposite of "truth" is not "false," but rather "alienated?" This week, Mark discusses "truth" from the work of Brian Walsh and Sylvia Keesmaat in their fantastic Colossians Remixed...

I’m blogging about the development of a new product in Mozilla, look here for my other posts in this series In a presentation The Revolution Will Be Annotated, Dan Whaley begins with a very high-minded justification for annotation: that it is essential...