Euripides' Observations

Thomas Sowell I am a fan of Thomas Sowell and his work in economics, as well as a defender of US constitutional values. Every so often, he...

I Almost Forgot: Lesley Arfin is Awesome

Man, I forgot how much I love Lesley Arfin. I used to read her now-defunct blog Cafe Con Lesley religiously and it took me watching this ne...

False Religions

As I read the news and watch today's movies, I notice the trend to denigrate religion and the religious for being...religious. I'm i...

What is Evil?

In a day and age where the philosophy of moral relativism prevails, the concepts of good and evil seem moot. However, just because moral rel...

The Great Lawbreaker

Law is an instrument of freedom, not mainly as a forum to resolve disputes but because it allows us to act freely, confident that law will d...

Outfit

Top, Goodwill. Skirt, Marks and Spencer . Trainers, Nike.  An outfit I wore last week when we were being blessed with hot hot heat instead o...

5 Summer Reads

Five Books I'd like to get my hands on this Summer:  A familial incest classic still unread, Patrick Trefz's surfing portraits and a...

The Biggest Hate Groups in America

Modern liberalism bases its ideology in large part on the concept of oppression. The ideology grew up out of a desire to protect oppressed c...

Alone In The Wilderness

I found this brilliant video while reading the Oi Polloi blog archives . It follows Dick Proenneke, who in line with that tradition of Ameri...

Home Soil

Well, well, well. The American adventure is all wrapped up, completed and I'm now back on British soil, quickly back into the pace of ...

Why Same Sex Marriage is Wrong, Part 3

This is a continuation of an essay on why same sex marriage is wrong. Click here for Part 2 . In my last post, I covered some of the problem...