If a weakened Christianity invites an aggressive Islam, what is the prognosis for America?
Ariz. Father who murdered daughter in honor killing will not face death penalty so that “there is no appearance that a Christian is seeking to execute a Muslim”
February 22, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Faleh Almaleki murdered his daughter. He admits he killed her. But his attorney so skillfully played the race/religion card, prosecutors are afraid a death sentence would be labeled as a move prompted by Islamophobia, rather than justice.
Would a non-Muslim who ran down his daughter in a car be spared the death penalty?
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Christian Capitalism? How Faith Informs Economic Theory
February 1, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Money is a metaphor; our monetary dealings shed light on aspects of our human condition that, rightly understood, tell us something about how we might relate to God.
- Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury
An agnostic friend once asked me how I squared my Christian faith with capitalism; an honest question deserving an honest answer, as Francis [...]
Daniel Pipes: Why I Stand with Geert Wilders – National Review Online
January 20, 2010 By 7 Comments
Who is the most important European alive today? I nominate the Dutch politician Geert Wilders. I do so because he is best placed to deal with the Islamic challenge facing the continent. He has the potential to emerge as a world-historical figure. That Islamic challenge consists of two components: on the one hand, an indigenous [...]
