There Are Eight Kinds Of Digital Churchgoers. Which One Are You?

Bet you didn’t know there are eight distinct kinds of churchgoers during this digital interregnum between the Camelot of President Donald Trump’s “Greatest Economy Ever, That I Can Tell You” and the official end of the Coronavirus Pandemic. Mollie Hemingway, senior editor of The Federalist and frequent wise counselor on Fox News, breaks out these…

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HARD FACTS: There’s More Than One Way To ‘Trust The Science’

If you work in any position on Capitol Hill, here’s a must-read analysis by True Horizon’s Bob Perry of what is likely the most frequently repeated truism of the coronavirus pandemic. Click on the last line below to read the rest of Perry’s post: “I have made the case before that scientism is a dangerous belief…

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STAFF NEWS: Look Who Is *’Movin’ On Up’ On Capitol Hill

Courtesy of Legistorm: Rodney Hall is now the Military Legislative Assistant to Rep. Trent Kelly (R-MS) after serving in the same position for Rep. Jeff Miller (R-Fla.). Rodney is a Major in the Mississippi Army National Guard and his service included deployments to Afghanistan, Syria and Kuwait. He earned his law degree in 2019 from the…

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Four Commonsense Reasons God Must Exist

Apologetics Press’ Eric Lyons has a gift for expressing the complex in common sense language that makes the insights accessible to the rest of us. A great illustration of Lyons’ exercising his gift is this video of him discussing four reasons God must exist. “Either God exists or He doesn’t. There is no middle ground.…

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WORKING ON CAPITOL HILL: Do You Know The Difference Between ‘Science’ And ‘Scientism?’

Mark Twain famously remarked about how “lightning” and “lightning bug” look and sound an awful lot alike, but they are two entirely different things. Philosopher Kenneth Samples sees much the same relationship between “science” and “scientism.” That difference is hugely significant for Members of Congress, and even more so for their staffers, who must know…

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