Other Writings From My Brain
March 1, 2005
- Hate Crimes – An Editorial
- On the Death of the Innocents
- Wanted: Clear Thinking (and Clean Living!)
- In Defense of Heresy and Hypocrisy
- Life, from Beginning to End
- On Forgiveness
- Cheap Patriotism
- The Body, the Bigwigs, and the Baptists
- Top Ten Signs Fantasy Football Means Too Much to You
- Top Ten Signs that 2000 Won’t Be Your Year in Fantasy Football
- What You WON’T Hear About “Hate”
- The Death Penalty: A “White Paper”
- The Mama I Don’t Need
- And Justice for…All?
- Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word
- Are You Serious?
- Can Anybody Here Tell Right from Wrong?
- Is This Really Necessary?
- Just a Bunch of Cells?
- More Lawyer Jokes
- Of Monkeys and Men
- These Choices Aren’t for Kids
- Faith-Based Initiatives
- Darwinist Bias Seen in Article (An Editorial)
- The Essence of Liberalism
- Freedom for Security: A Trade We Cannot Make
- A Charade of Justice
- A Matter of Choice
- The Wrong Way to Fight
- A Presidential Report Card
- To My Friends at Planned Parenthood
- Created Equal?
- Fear and Loathing in Baghdad
- God Bless America?
- Polygamy, Anyone?
- The Celibacy Thing
- The One Word Secularists Dare Not Utter
- The Sad Legacy of Governor Schweiker
- The Sins of Colin Powell
- The Things We Do for our Kids
- This One is for All the Marbles
- Thoughts from the Day After 9/11
- Trebek, Sajak, Woolery, and Lewinsky
- Uneasy About Casey (Martin)
- Whatever Became of Public Servants?
- Who Killed Laci? What Difference Does it Make?
- Why I am Quitting the Republican Party
- A Christian Agnostic?
This phrase comes from the 1978 "Jonestown massacre" in which most members of the Peoples Temple cult, blindly following their leader Jim Jones, committed suicide by drinking cyanide-laced Kool-Aid.
Osborne: A Contrarian's Guide to Knowing God
Schlossberg: Idols For Destruction
