Entertainment – The Righteous Cause

Pass the Salt, If You Can Hear Me: How Background Music Stole the Dinner Table

Posted on October 20, 2026 by Dennis Robbins

The Tyranny of the Unasked-For Song A Christian review of John Cassara’s “Loudcasting: The Tyranny of Unwelcome Music,” and a plea for the recovery of quiet ❧ ✦ ❧ Introduction: The Essay We Should Have Written Somewhere this evening, a family is trying to say grace over a restaurant meal while a speaker mounted ten…

The World’s Most Studied Nothing: Rockets, Radar, Drones, and an Invisible Bubble: A Forensic Examination of Skinwalker Ranch

Posted on October 6, 2026October 20, 2026 by Dennis Robbins

Seven Seasons, Zero Photographs: The Skinwalker Ranch Problem ❧ ✦ ☙ Introduction: The Most Studied Place on Earth Somewhere in Utah’s Uinta Basin, on 512 acres of sagebrush, red sandstone, and irrigated pasture southeast of the town of Ballard, there may be more scientific instruments per acre than at any other privately owned cattle ranch…

Parked on the Platform: Ed Young’s Rolls-Royce, “Christ’s Playbook,” and the Gospel of the Showroom

Posted on September 30, 2026October 20, 2026 by Dennis Robbins

Does it look like Madison Avenue? Testing a Megachurch Stunt Against Scripture Introduction: Two Ways to Enter a Sanctuary There are two ways to make an entrance into a house of worship. One is on a borrowed colt, exactly as the prophet foretold: “lowly, and riding upon an ass” (Zechariah 9:9). The other is behind…

Born to Save the World: Tom Cruise, Scientology, and the Smile That Sells

Posted on June 17, 2026June 17, 2026 by Dennis Robbins

Stardom, Faith, and the Price of the Hero Myth ❖ ❖ ❖ Introduction: The Man Who Refused to Fall On a warm August evening in 2024, a sixty-two-year-old man leapt from the roof of the Stade de France, abseiled into a packed Olympic stadium, took an American flag from a gymnast and a mayor, and…

2 Corinthians 11:13-15: For such men are false apostles, deceitful workmen, disguising themselves as apostles of Christ. And no wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light. So it is no surprise if his servants, also, disguise themselves as servants of righteousness. Their end will correspond to their deeds.

Romans 3:20-24: For by works of the law no human being will be justified in his sight, since through the law comes knowledge of sin. But now the righteousness of God has been manifested apart from the law, although the Law and the Prophets bear witness to it— the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ for all who believe. For there is no distinction: for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and are justified by his grace as a gift, through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus,

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Always Be Ready: Evil Has an Address
If you carry a weapon, always be prepared to use it! Last week in Bend, Oregon, a 16-year-old forced his way through a deterrent door at Silver Rail Elementary and murdered three children, ages 5, 7, and 11, and a 25-year-old teacher. A child in a wheelchair was shot in the face. Federal […]
Elliot Ackerman’s Leviathan, Bill Gates’s billion-death warning, and the regulatory vacuum at the frontier of artificial intelligence
This Grok-generated image captures the concept through a colossal AI figure, a dark, sorcerer-like entity, using glowing data chains to pull modern humanity back into a torch-lit, plague-haunted medieval landscape of crumbling castles and burning knowledge. The Leviathan Problem: Can Washington […]
Some people just can’t let go of Oak Island
And when they post on Facebook, the pesky details don’t seem to matter. THE FAMILY THAT GAVE OAK ISLAND EVERYTHING In 1965, Dan Blankenship read a magazine article about a mysterious Money Pit on a little island in Nova Scotia. Most men would have turned the page. Dan packed up his family, […]
The Bobby Dazzler King of Oak Island: Examining Gary Drayton’s Path from Mudlark to TV “Expert”
When Gary Drayton sweeps his metal detector across Oak Island’s contested soil, millions of viewers hear History Channel announcers breathlessly introduce him as the “metal detecting expert.” With his Lincolnshire accent, cheerful catchphrases, and seemingly uncanny ability to […]
“Get Your Own Dust”: Why Only God Can Breathe Life into Man
You Can Code a Chatbot, But You Can’t Code a Soul Get Your Own Dust For decades, the materialist crowd told us we’re nothing more than leftover stardust, a lucky accident cooked up over billions of years by blind chemistry and natural selection. Now fast-forward to 2021. Today’s […]
The Camera Is Not a Crime: First Amendment Auditors, Police Training Failures, and the Constitutional Right to Record What Anyone Can See
“At this point you’re being detained for disorderly conduct.” — and Other Laws That Don’t Exist This essay is legal commentary for public education. It is not legal advice, and statutes differ from state to state. Readers facing a specific situation should consult a licensed attorney in their […]
Pass the Salt, If You Can Hear Me: How Background Music Stole the Dinner Table
The Tyranny of the Unasked-For Song A Christian review of John Cassara’s “Loudcasting: The Tyranny of Unwelcome Music,” and a plea for the recovery of quiet ❧ ✦ ❧ Introduction: The Essay We Should Have Written Somewhere this evening, a family is trying to say grace over a […]
The Gospel According to Peter Thiel: A Billionaire’s Antichrist Meets the Bible
PHOTO: Google Gemini imagines an interesting interpretation of this quote by Michael Christensen at Religion News Service: “This raises the unsettling question: Is Thiel exposing the Antichrist, or announcing it?” One might be tempted to ask, “Where is Thiel getting his information?” When a […]
Are You Good Enough to Go to Heaven? The Question Everyone Answers Wrong
If you landed on this page with your phone and you’d like to view it later on your computer, use this URL: TinyURL.com/I-Am-Good-Enough – Why goodness has never been heaven’s entrance requirement, and what God offers in its place ❧ ✦ ❧ The Question Beneath Every Other Question Listen […]
The Missing Rulebook: Why autonomous AI cannot simply be programmed to be safe—and how humans can stay in command
An AI Investigates AI: What the Machines Cannot Promise About Themselves The Missing Rulebook: Why No One Has Programmed AI to Protect Us—Yet Autonomous AI agents now plan, act, and occasionally defy the people who deploy them. The reasons simple safety rules keep failing are more revealing than […]