“Racists!” and Starbucks’ “Unconscious Bias” Training Camp

Audio Reading Racism is real and diabolical.  It's most clearly displayed in the Holocaust and in institutional slavery. Repeatedly misusing a term demeans it. If practically all Caucasians are racists, whether or not they're even aware of it, the charge is devoid of substantive meaning, vacuous. Justice demands we treat like cases alike--no favoritism for … Continue reading “Racists!” and Starbucks’ “Unconscious Bias” Training Camp

Confessions of a Thought-Criminal

Dan Anderson: Caucacion: Guilty (Does not exhibit White-guilt) Male: Guilty (Does not acknowledge male privilege) Over 40: Guilty CisGender: Guilty (No attempts at androgyny) Roman Catholic: Guilty (dogma living loudly within) Republican: Guilty Pro Free-Market: Guilty Pro-Life: Guilty Pro First Amendment: Guilty Pro Second Amendment: Guilty Pro Legal Immigration and National Borders: Guilty Pro Traditional … Continue reading Confessions of a Thought-Criminal

Book Review of:

The Difference God Makes, Cardinal Frances George. Having recently read "The Baltimore Catechism, Four" and passages from "The Summa," I can't resist asking questions and answering them. This, then, is the mode for unpacking the late Cardinal Francis George's intellectually and spiritually challenging book. Given the depth of his writing, and my respect for its … Continue reading Book Review of:

Emboldening Evangelical Catholic College Professors

BotNets on Twitter, Trolling campaigns on YouTube, Fake News and bullying on FaceBook, Instant Messaging for organizing flash-mobs and protests...; has intimidating others ever been easier or more popular? Liberal Catholic college students employ similar tactics against any of their orthodox and outspoken professors who dare challenge their pop group-think heresies or perversions.  No wonder … Continue reading Emboldening Evangelical Catholic College Professors

-ists and -isms, Contemporary Cults, and Cultish Seminars

With many extremist -ist and -ism movements inciting mobs in our day, motivating individuals to behave toward others in ways they wouldn’t dream of doing on their own, and stifling rational inquiry and public debate, studying cults and mind-control is most timely. Rick Allen Ross, author of Cults Inside Out, identifies many characteristics of cults … Continue reading -ists and -isms, Contemporary Cults, and Cultish Seminars