Anthony Sacramone

” We shall do all we can to support our Archbishop in his immensely difficult task of developing the life of our Communion.” As several commenters here note, the two evangelical bishops associated with Wycliffe Hall were notably absent from among the signatories. From what I can gather, . . . . Continue Reading »

. . . is that sound you hear. Ann Coulter is willing to campaign for Hillary Clinton if John McCain is the Republican nominee. No doubt Hillary is thrilled beyond her ability to express herself. As is, I’m sure, John McCain . . . . . . . Continue Reading »

Over at Pajamas Media, actor Ron Silver has a blog . Silver’s TV work has run the gamut from Rhoda in the 1970s to the West Wing more recently, and in film from the serious— Silkwood, Enemies: A Love Story, and Reversal of Fortune (as Alan Dershowitz, no less)—to the goofy-sweet . . . . Continue Reading »

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation recently filmed a 30-minute mini-doc on our editor-in-chief, Richard John Neuhaus. It is remarkably fair, even affirmative, and well worth your half-hour. . . . . Continue Reading »

Now that Ah-nold has endorsed John McCain , we eagerly await John McClane’s alter ego to fill out the Planet Hollywood trifecta. (Sylvester Stallone effectively came out for McCain during an interview promoting his most recent gorefest.) We know Chuck Norris is in the Huckabee camp, but . . . . Continue Reading »

Or is that bloggers who blog about Karl Barth ? In any event, there’s a second annual conference scheduled for June, and Der Evangelische Theologe is calling for digital papers. Imagine, though, if Barth did have a blog. “Scientific dogmatics must devote itself to the criticism and . . . . Continue Reading »

. . . may be this . People are aghast when I tell them I have never seen a single episode of the cartoon, which seems to have been on since Uncle Miltie was causing gender confusion back in the days when doctors did cigarette commercials. And my resistance is by no means due to some anti-TV . . . . Continue Reading »

I commute to work on the NYC subway system every day, a routine no longer subject to the provisions enumerated in the UN Convention Against Torture owing to a jurisdiction dispute. One of the ways the Transit Authority mollifies those of us trapped into favoring it with our custom is to post . . . . Continue Reading »

This is a recording of a Norton Lecture delivered by Dr. Alvin Plantinga on October 25 of last year. Here he lays out why there is deep discord between science and naturalism, or atheism. The argument goes (in super-simplified form) that, while Christians believe that one of the signal . . . . Continue Reading »

So a Book TV-type chat show for the Web is scheduled to debut, called Titlepage. When I first saw the headline and who the host was going to be, I thought maybe the site was going to serve as an auction block for new books—publishers read the first chapter on their laptops and ask to see more, . . . . Continue Reading »