Wednesday, April 14, 2004
Value added!
Posted a couple of new links.
Victor Davis Hanson is a classicist and military historian. His writings are among my favorites, and he sees a great many things with great clarity, and writes about them far better than I ever could.
La Shawn Barber is one of my new favorites. Christian, conservative, sharp as a samurai sword... she's the anti-Cynthia McKinney.
Ace of Spades has some offensive language. That is, if you find seeing liberals blasted to steaming shreds by some of the funniest writers in the blogosphere offensive. Check out the archive stuff in their sidebar; their D&D classification of the Democratic presidential candidates, though dated now, is drop-dead funny to an old RPG geek like me, and worth the click to read.
Scrappleface is news satire from a conservative viewpoint, like Broken Newz. It was Scrappleface who broke the story of GWB's utter failure to do anything about al-Qaeda during the Clinton years.
The Internet Monk is a Baptist minister whose theology, as far as I can tell, leans heavily toward New Covenant. There is a large archive of essays about topics of interest to Christians: everything from living with doubts about the truth of our faith, to the weirdness of the charismatics, to why contemporary Christian music is so ear-bleedingly bad.
These are all frequent stops on my tours of the Web. Enjoy.
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Victor Davis Hanson is a classicist and military historian. His writings are among my favorites, and he sees a great many things with great clarity, and writes about them far better than I ever could.
La Shawn Barber is one of my new favorites. Christian, conservative, sharp as a samurai sword... she's the anti-Cynthia McKinney.
Ace of Spades has some offensive language. That is, if you find seeing liberals blasted to steaming shreds by some of the funniest writers in the blogosphere offensive. Check out the archive stuff in their sidebar; their D&D classification of the Democratic presidential candidates, though dated now, is drop-dead funny to an old RPG geek like me, and worth the click to read.
Scrappleface is news satire from a conservative viewpoint, like Broken Newz. It was Scrappleface who broke the story of GWB's utter failure to do anything about al-Qaeda during the Clinton years.
The Internet Monk is a Baptist minister whose theology, as far as I can tell, leans heavily toward New Covenant. There is a large archive of essays about topics of interest to Christians: everything from living with doubts about the truth of our faith, to the weirdness of the charismatics, to why contemporary Christian music is so ear-bleedingly bad.
These are all frequent stops on my tours of the Web. Enjoy.
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