"What Happened to Your Eyebrows?" If your mom never had to ask you that, you weren't doing it right. The " Watts Up With ...

A Vision: From the lady, Hildegard Von Bingen .

Grim's going to love talking about this item . So what is actually going on here? American writer Ethan Watters’s recent book, Crazy Lik...

We Don't Need No Stinkin' Secret Ballot Fresh on the heels of its lawsuit against Boeing for attempting to locate a new plant in a s...

Just Don't Let Them in the Foxholes What better way to establish that a certain type of militant secular humanism is just another evange...

Be careful what you wish for, kiddies .

The Invisible Hand For years I read about the bloated public sector, without often encountering any effective measures for curbing it. Fina...

Delhi to Dublin . I was sort of wondering when I'd finally see something like this...

Triumph O'er the Grave Every year during Lent the liturgy calls for us to omit the usual "Alleluias" from our responses at sev...

Happy Easter:

Wealth & Civilization: A new book by professor John Armstrong challenges the idea that wealth is bad . Armstrong’s teachings are refresh...

A Late Easter Since the Counsel of Nicaea met in 325 A.D. to resolve a number of disputes in the early Christian Church, the "moveable ...

Unknown Voices I don't know who this singer/player is, but my sister just sent me a link to her rendition of "The Blackest Crow...

Good Friday: As seen by CamoJack .

The Naturalist's Easter (h/t Maggie's Farm )

The Secular Grail Whenever I read stories like the one about "Spring Spheres" that I mentioned yesterday, or the Cult of the Pre-P...

The Bells Have Flown: Here is a comparative reading on the hours in Gethsemane.

Belief and Skepticism My contribution to Holy Week here at the Hall is a link to a couple of related posts at Brandywine Books , one from ...

You Can Never Leave You can always tell a socialist society by which direction they point the guns at the border. The National Labor Relatio...

A Better Article on the Bible: From the Chronicle of Higher Education , a perspective on the beauty to be found in plurality. In many ways, ...