An excerpt from the new release "Downe in Yon Forrest" by renowned artist Kemper Crabb and his band Mysterium. The song is "Divine Mysterium" (Of the Father's Love Begotten) - a song from the 12th century.

Eric's third time speaking to the student body at Cedarville College. People there who have heard Eric for years say that this was among his finest moments...a life-changing message.

For those who want to absorb the material from this best-selling documentary while driving or in some other situation where a TV isn't available, we have provided the audio portion. Feel free to download, listen and share. PART 1

For those who want to absorb the material from this best-selling documentary while driving or in some other situation where a TV isn't available, we have provided the audio portion. Feel free to download, listen and share. PART 2

For those who want to absorb the material from this best-selling documentary while driving or in some other situation where a TV isn't available, we have provided the audio portion. Feel free to download, listen and share. PART 3

For those who want to absorb the material from this best-selling documentary while driving or in some other situation where a TV isn't available, we have provided the audio portion. Feel free to download, listen and share. PART 4

In May of 1978, the TV show "In Search Of..." aired an episode entitled "The Coming Ice Age." All manner of experts and climate scientists were trotted out to warn the world of the run-away global cooling that was just around the corner. It's too bad that the original host, Rod Serling, had died and been replaced by Leonard Nimoy. The Twilight Zone vibe would have better suited the content of this episode -- as well as Al Gore's remake of the same theme. That's how sequels normally are: not as good as the original but more laden with bombast and special effects.

A sermon Eric preached at South Valley Community Church for a conference entitled, "Taking the " 'A' Out of Atheism."

In a series of popular campaign spots, produced by and starring Eric Holmberg (The Apologetics Group and one of the founders of VorthosForum) as a faux-Hinchey, progressive/socialist politician, Randall garnered laughs, raised eyebrows, infuriated liberals and hopefully planted the meme of limited government and Christian republicanism/libertarianism in more than a few nascent sons of Liberty.

How many immoral activities are being "justified" today on the basis of there being natural biological drives that people can't "help?"

The tale of two babies, two candidates, and two choices on November 4th. Who and what will you choose?