There has been quite a bit of talk about secession in recent years, notably in Texas, and now, thanks to Trump’s victory, in California. There are some qualitative differences between the two desires… Texans would like to be left alone by the other 250 million Americans, Californians would like to be able to impose themselves …
Listening to the media spin more silliness a few months ago, I vented to then President-elect Donald Trump in a Tweet: @realDonaldTrump The media has no integrity, maybe the ‘protective press pool’ should B made of average Americans, bloggers. Can’t do worse — Anthony Horvath (@anthonyhorvath) November 22, 2016 Since then, I saw this news …
Every year about this time there are complaints about the commercialization of Christmas. I think even my hero, C.S. Lewis had some cynical things to say about it. No doubt, it is ironic and even scandalous that the ‘reason for the season’ is often only a pretext for people and businesses to make a load …
This is one of the least pleasant pieces I have ever sat down to write. I am forcing myself to do it. I feel the warning must be issued, although my sense is that those who would heed it, need it least. Many people are encouraged by the election of Donald J. Trump. To them, …
I’ve been spending a fair bit of time acquiring and analyzing books that advocate for manipulating people. Not, as you might be thinking, so I can manipulate people, but because I find manipulation to be disgusting, vile behavior. It is prima facie evidence of that the manipulator is a bad actor. Bad actors should be …
I have many other things I’d rather be writing about, but the ‘left-wing’ hysterics about so called white nationalists on the rise thanks to Trump is something that I feel is necessary to talk about. Necessary, because if these hysterics are not shown definitively to be discredited, there is no doubt in my mind that …
In a recent post, I argued that one of the tell-tale signs of whether or not a viewpoint does not correspond with reality is whether or not it results in death; one’s own death, or the death of another, or many others. Supposedly, humans these days are smarter than any humans that have ever existed. …
I’m amazed–but not really–at the continued fixation on the disparity between the popular vote and the electoral count. Not really, because I have spent the better part of the last decade studying the ‘left.’ The Democrats thrive on mob movements, so losing the election while winning the mob is perceived by them (accurately, perhaps) as …
A couple of months ago, I began organizing my thoughts for some presentations I gave at a pastor’s conference. The overall theme was ‘the need for apologetics in our culture’ which I took as an opportunity to offer an expanded understanding of the idea of ‘apologetics.’ This was borne from my observations and my research …
There is an awful lot of bad press out there for Donald Trump. An awful lot. Some of it he deserved, but a lot of it was contrived and even outright lies. His statements about Mexicans and the assertion that he mocked disabled people were grossly distorted, for example. Such things can be added to …
Without radically scaling back the reach of the Federal government and facilitating the adoption of small government principles right down to the local level, the Trump victory is a mere bump on the road towards full-blown statism. But a ‘bump’ is better than nothing.
The first five parts of this series are important for following the reasoning of this. Read them, here: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. At the end of part five, I quoted from the prophet Malachi, chapter 2: You cover the Lord‘s altar with tears, with weeping and groaning because he no longer regards the offering …
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