The fallout of the clergy abuse crisis continues to spread. Patricia Snow has a sobering piece today: Everyone has a story. A priest friend of mine was assigned to a parish in New York City only to discover that his predecessor, in a panic, had eliminated every program involving children. There were no altar servers;… Continue reading

I can confirm from personal experience, that Curt Schilling is exactly right: On coming into next season in good shape …“It’s not a diet, it’s a lifestyle change,” said Schilling, who said he woke up around 4:30 a.m. for a short run yesterday, and ran again this morning. “You can’t diet. There’s just no chance… Continue reading

I watched Nova’s Judgment Day documentary on the Dover case last night. Larry Arnhart is surely correct that the Discovery Institute and Michael Behe made a disastrous mistake in refusing to be interviewed for the production. I really think this is the end for Behe as a credible scientist. The PBS documentary accurately conveyed the… Continue reading

Via Glenn Reynolds (via Rob Long)…

Bill Vallicella has more fun poking easy holes in just about anything tossed off by the tiresome A.C. Grayling.