Does describing a film “faith-based” the best way to promote films where Christian themes predominate? If a film is only promoted as “faith-based,” then I believe it’s a mistake. In the ultimate sense, however, all films are “faith-based.” All films tell a story based on some underlying religious commitment. A

MSNBC host Melissa Harris Perry claims that Star Wars is racist because Darth Vader, the personification of evil, is dressed in black. Actually, he’s a white guy dressed in black. Here’s some of what she said: “‘I know why I have feelings — good, bad and otherwise — about Star Wars,’

Liberals love to claim that conservatives, and in particular Christians, are anti-science. In fact, many articles and books have been written on the subject. For example: “GOP is an anti-science party of nuts.” “The National Circus: Will the Anti-Science Wing Tear the GOP Apart?” “The ‘anti-science party.’” “GOP Senators Parrot

I’m always skeptical when a group of scientists claim that they found the pin-point of the cosmos that they say happened 13.8 billion years ago. Scientists still don’t know how the Pyramids were built and we still have the Pyramids to study. But scientists know what happened 13.8 billion years

Eduardo Saverin, one of the original founders of Facebook, was accused of renouncing his American citizenship in order to avoid taxes of up to $67 million. Saverin is originally from Brazil. Fearing that their son might be a kidnap victim, the Saverin family moved to Miami in the early 1990s