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A Little Boring is Good
Giles Frasier of The Guardian thinks a little bit of boring is good for us. It’s a counter-cultural suggestion in a world that’s “pathologically fearful” of boredom, as we’ve noted before. But...
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Out of the Mouth of Babes
Take a look at this interesting piece from The Guardian, detailing recent studies that suggest infants might have an inborn sense of morality and fairness. The studies are fascinating, and fly directly...
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A Tribute to G.K. Chesterton
Writing in The Atlantic, James Parker pens a fine tribute to the enigmatic writer and theologian G. K. Chesterton, author of The Man Who Was Thursday (read our recommendation of it here), Orthodoxy,...
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Google Smothers the Search for Truth
In The Verge, Thomas Ricker gives a comical reflection on his increasing forgetfulness: Google’s making me dumb. He blames the search giant for its ready-made, easy-access answers to everything: “Why...
View ArticleLarry Taunton on Finding God in Our Pain & Suffering
Fixed Point Foundation’s Executive Director Larry Taunton returns to The Rick & Bubba Show to discuss being nearly killed by a car while cycling and where we find God in our pain and suffering....
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