Customized Intimacy and Social Narcissism (Marriage Between Humans and Robots, Part 4)

The first sexual revolution was about having sex. The second is about removing the vulnerability from sex. And that brings us to the topic of this final article in my ongoing series…

Marriage Between Humans and Robots (Part 3)

Part 1 of this ongoing series on human-robot marriage explored how popular opinion is gradually shifting from considering anthropological robots to be potentially hazardous to considering them as help-meets towards greater human…

Marriage Between Humans and Robots (part 2)

Romancing Robots: Legal Ramifications Three years ago when I first came across the idea of humans marrying robots, I thought it was little more than the latest gimmick of the sex industry.…

Marriage Between Humans and Robots (part 1)

My Lawfully Wedded Robot In the 20th century there was a great deal of angst about computers becoming our enemies and taking over the world. This was reflected in movies like Stanley…

International Media Picks Up Report on Britain’s Home-Grown Terrorism

My Christian Voice report on Britain’s home-grown terrorism has been picked up by over 83 television stations and media outlets through the world. The report raised concerns that increasing numbers of British-born…

Pointing Children Godward

“Just as the Church is a place of beauty, so we can and should create within our homes this same beauty and order. Even in the womb, babies can hear beautiful music…

ISIS Terror

In my Christian voice article on ISIS terrorism I explained that the goal of ISIS is to eliminate all borders in the Middle East and establish a Caliphate under the monarchy of…

Shakespeare in the Original Accent

Instrumentalizing the Liberal Arts (Common Core, Part 4)

This is the fourth and final article in my ongoing series on the problems with Common Core. To read the earlier installments click on the following links: The Triumph of American Pragmatism…

Killing the Imagination (Common Core, Part 3)

“In the past the man has been first, in the future the system must be first.” Frederick Winslow Taylor This August children throughout America returned to school. Few of these students were…

Treating Children as Lab Rats (Common Core, Part 2)

The philosophy behind Common Core goes back to one of the greatest educational reformers of the twentieth-century, the pragmatic psychologist B.F. Skinner (1904-1990). Skinner took the factory mindset of American pragmatism and…

The Triumph of American Pragmatism (Common Core, Part 1)

In 1912, the United States Congress began holding a series of hearings into workplace practices introduced by Frederick Winslow Taylor (1856-1915). Taylor had revolutionized American factories, increasing productivity by staggering amounts. Through…


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