Monthly Archives: January 2010
WebSmart TV
Are you a regular person who is trying to make sense of all the new terms you hear being tossed around in conversations and in written messages such as: tweets, RSS, web 2.0, friend (used as a noun), blog, and … Continue reading
Manhattan Declaration
If you are a Christian of any kind, flavor, brand, creed, persuasion, location, affiliation, category, group, school, society or denomination – then I encourage you to join me and thousands of others in signing the Manhattan Declaration:
Republican Revolution
I am thinking that if: You are a economic and social conservative You are concerned about the sad shape of politics and the economy in Illinois You have lost confidence in the Illinois Republican Party to actually be “the party … Continue reading
Cisco is back on WLS
Fellow Oak Parker and Calvary Memorial Church attender Cisco Cotto was recently employed at WIND 560 AM Talk Radio, where I would listen to him on the John and Cisco show in the mornings. Now he is back at WLS … Continue reading
Work to End Slavery
A group of friends have formed a Local Abolitionists group in Oak Park, Illinois, to fight slavery, human trafficking and the sex trade. More information can be found at LocalAbolitionists.org. Their next event is the showing of a film called … Continue reading
Can Christians be Capitalists?
I just listened to Jay W. Richards, author of Money, Greed, and God: Why Capitalism Is the Solution and Not the Problem (HarperOne, 2009) give a talk at the American Enterprise Institute to a predominantly young evangelical Christian audience, addressing … Continue reading
American Enterprise Institute
I wanted to make a few more resources available if you are interested in conservatism, and conservative economics and politics, especially from an American Evangelical perspective. These resources come to me from my son Marshall, who is currently employed in … Continue reading
Kindle DX
Amazon’s new Kindle DX starts shipping January 19, 2010. The price is $489. Kindle for the Mac is also coming soon!
Government is not a corrective device
Last night riding home on the EL, I read this in Common Sense Economics, on page 83. Government is not a corrective device. People have a tendency to think of government, particularly a democratically elected government, as a corrective device. … Continue reading