Louisiana Coalition for Science

Byhenry June 13, 2008

I’m a bit behind on this, but a group of citizens in Louisiana have formed the Louisiana Coalition for Science, which is responding to similar legislative efforts to the one that died at the end of the legislative session here in Florida this year. Both personally and as a board member of Florida Citizens for Science, I would like to express my support for their efforts.

I will also be adding their site to my blogroll and continuing to watch.

Education | Education Policy | Home School

The Homeschool Advantage

Byhenry August 11, 2009

Because of many of my political positions, not to mention my theological ones, many people suppose that I would think public education was the be-all and end-all of education. And I do believe that making education available to everyone is an essential of civilized society. The problem is that writing a health care bill titled…

Leviticus 2 – Offering Food

Byhenry March 1, 2009

There’s a bit of a change of gears in the second chapter of Leviticus, which contains only food sacrifices. (See Leviticus 1. Abbreviations at the end of the post.) These sacrifices are most commonly not offered because of some sin or impurity, but rather as sacrifices of thanksgiving or for some celebration. I think that…

Bible Study | Biblical Inerrancy | Biblical Inspiration | Christianity | Creation and Evolution

Newsweek on Billy Graham

Byhenry August 6, 2006

Newsweek has a good article on Billy Graham in its current issue, titled Pilgrim’s Progress. It’s a fairly long article that presents some interesting points. While Graham is certainly not abandoning any essentials of his faith, he does admit to softening on some things. I believe that the things he indicates Christians can appropriately disagree…

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