Westminster Books has a sale on a new book for kids—one that will help prepare them for what they will inevitably someday see online. Over at Amazon you’ll find a few Kindle deals.
(Yesterday on the blog: How To Get Started With Blogging in 2020)
Marvin Olasky, who has a Ph.D. in American Studies and has written several books on American history, explains why he takes issue with the New York Times’ 1619 Project. “The 1619 Project,” he says, “is a case study in how, to a hammer, everything looks like a nail.”
The Accident that Changed the World (Video)
Here’s a quick, informational video that tells how penicillin was discovered.
Understanding Why Religious Conservatives Would Vote for Trump
This is a long and interesting article from Andrew T. Walker in which he attempts to explain why so many religious conservatives will vote for Trump. “Millions of religious conservatives will approach their votes with a political realism that requires balancing undesirable tensions and conflicting realities. They will vote not so much for Donald Trump—with his uncouth speech and incessantly immature tweets—as they will vote against the worldview of the Democratic platform. Those who make this calculation are not
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