Random Acts of Verbiage

Jesus called Peter the rock on which he will build his church. Well I am pretty sure that Jesus would have been on board with this rock as well: A Rocha (which means “the rock” in Portuguese).
The first A Rocha project began in Portugal in 1983. A field study centre and bird observatory was [...]

The so called “energy crisis” may in fact be solved by simple math; specifically the math of money. The idealist in me would rather people live environmentally sound lives and be good stewards of the Earth because it’s the right thing to do. I am sure there are a number of people who [...]

Fairly recently The Stranger put out a piece titled A Month of Sundays wherein 31 reporters (and I do use the term somewhat loosely) took to the streets of the Seattle metro area to attend 31 different churches of various flavors.
Seattle is godless.
We are, rather famously, one of the least churched cities in North America. [...]

Bill Whittle is an amazing essayist. If you have never read him before, go read everything you can, perhaps even buy his book (a compilation of his essays), over at Eject! Eject! Eject! You will be well served to read and ponder what he has to say.
I write this post in response to [...]

Time magazine recently interviewed Michael Moore (h/t to NewsBusters) and made this gem of a comment (emphasis added):
Every fact in my films is true. And yet how often do I have to read over and over again about supposed falsehoods? The opinions in the film are mine. They may not be true, but I think [...]

A while back I posted that a “Best-selling Author Will ‘Prove’ God’s Existence”. I wasn’t able to see the show, but apparently they did it, God was proven without a doubt using pure science and everyone believes now. Ok, maybe not so much. Sorry, I don’t mean to be flippant about this, [...]