Archive for September 2021
Praying For Life At The Supreme Court October 2
We are asking anyone and everyone who cares about the sanctity of human life to join us for a prayer gathering in front of the United States Supreme Court on October 2, 2021 at 2pm EDT. The event is to usher in the 2021-2022 SCOTUS term that could prove to be a monumental year for…
Read MoreFOR HILL AIDES ONLY: Make Monday Lunch the Best Hour of Your Week
Which requires more faith, believing that Jesus Christ is God Incarnate and the only way to spend eternity in Heaven, or that the world, including all of us human beings, somehow popped into existence, spontaneously becoming something from nothing? If that question surprises you — after, all isn’t being an atheist or an agnostic the…
Read MoreSTAFF NEWS: Look Who’s Movin’ On Up The Hill This Week (Might Be Somebody You Know)
Courtesy of Legistorm: Daniel Gottfried moves from Regional Operations Coordinator for the Biden presidential campaign to Legislative and Policy Analyst for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, working for the Chairman, Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ). Daniel is a 2016 graduate of Tufts University with a BA in International Relations, Russian and Eastern European studies. Maggie Frankel…
Read MoreWHAT WOULD YOU SAY: Jesus Isn’t God?
What do you do with a guy who tells you he is God, the eternal creator of you and everything else in the universe, and that if you want to spend eternity in Heaven, you must accept him as your personal savior and model your conduct after his? That’s not how Jesus operated, of course,…
Read MoreHere is What The Complexity of DNA Coding Tells Us About Individual Rights
Among the most incredible advances in all of human history is the cracking of the DNA code because, among so much else, it makes clear how amazingly complex is the structure within just a single cell of the human body. Multiply that complexity by the trillions of cells required to make up one human being.…
Read MoreHere’s Some Sneaky Good Reasons to Trust the Gospels’ Credibility
So you are listening to a friend telling you about their excellent Labor Day weekend adventures and he persists in telling you seemingly irrelevant details that don’t really add to the excitement or make you want to hear even more. But think about this: If, instead of a friend telling you about a vacation well…
Read MoreThis May Be The Most Beautiful Rendition of the National Anthem You Will Ever Hear
Grammy winning singer/songwriter Victory Boyd was slated to perform the National Anthem tonight at the NFL’s 2021 season-opening game between in Tampa Bay between the Super Bowl champion Buccaneers and the Dallas Cowboys. But Boyd, like millions of her fellow Americans, declines to get the Covid vaccination shot due to religious, medical and other reasons.…
Read MoreSTAFF NEWS: Look Who’s Movin’ On Up The Hill This Week (Might Be Someone You Know!)
Courtesy of Legistorm: Madeline Malone moves up from Staff Assistant/Press Assistant to Scheduler for Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY). Madeline is a 2020 graduate of Liberty University in Worship Studies. She’s also quite a talented portrait artist, as attested to the left. Making the move from the House side to the Senate side is Amy Hasenberg,…
Read MoreEXPLAIN THIS: Neural Complexity of a Single Brain Cell Boosts Intelligent Design?
When Charles Darwin wrote “Origin of the Species,” the scientific community viewed single cells as exceedingly simple entities. Given the limited microscopic technology available in his day, it’s not surprising that such a view prevailed. A recent article in Quanta Magazine, however, suggests just how mistaken a view that was. “How Computationally Complex is a…
Read MoreTHINK ABOUT THIS: What of Christianity and the Spider Man Fallacy?
Archeologists discovered the Pool of Silom in the City of David area of Jerusalem in 2004. But does that discovery in and of itself prove that Jesus spread mud on a blind man’s eyes and told him to go wash in the Pool of Silom, whereupon his sight was restored, as told at John 9:1-11?…
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