Culture
The man who was always wrong
Paul Ehrlich transformed environmentalism into a religion. His 1968 watershed screed, “The Population Bomb,” launched a fanatical movement that has metastasized into climate alarmism, despite the fact that he was always, always wrong.
Read MoreTop ten religious movies for Lent 2026
How does a film make my list of the Top Ten Religious Movies for Lent 2026? Simple, it draws me closer to God.
Read MoreGreatest Love Songs Ever: #1 “Love is Here to Stay”
The best love song written by the greatest American composer was his last. George Gershwin died unexpectedly of a brain tumor at the age of thirty-eight. He composed the music for “Love is Here to Stay” shortly before his death in 1937. What a love song for the ages!
Read MoreBad Bunny, bad music
By Tom Quiner, Board President, Pulse Life Advocates I’m not going to waste too much time on the Super Bowl halftime show featuring Puerto Rico rap artist, Bad Bunny. I…
Read MoreGreatest Love Songs Ever: Honorable mentions
By Tom Quiner, Board President, Pulse Life Advocates I will announce the number one love song ever next Saturday, February 14th, Valentine’s Day, at Chuck’s Restaurant in their backroom. Des…
Read MoreGreatest Love Songs Ever: #2 “What the World Needs Now is Love”
“What the World Needs Now is Love” is the most unique song in this countdown of the 52 Greatest Love Songs Ever. What a magnificent work of art … a love song about love. Every other song on the list is a love song about a person or a relationship or even a relationship gone bad.
Read MoreGreatest Love Songs Ever: #3 “Can’t Help Falling In Love”
A song like “Can’t Help Falling in Love” tells us that love goes far beyond sexuality. It says that love is an exchange of lives. “I give my life to you, you give your life to me.” Or as God explains in the Book of Genesis, “two become one flesh.”
Read MoreGreatest Love Songs Ever: #4 “As Time Goes By”
The American Film Institute ranks “As Time Goes By” as the 2nd greatest movie song ever, even though you only hear 51 seconds of this love song on screen. And yet those few seconds define the entire film. Without it, Casablanca wouldn’t be the classic film that it is.
Read MoreGreatest Love Songs Ever: #5 “The Way You Look Tonight”
“The first time Jerry played that melody for me I went out and started to cry. The release absolutely killed me. I couldn’t stop, it was so beautiful.” That was reaction Dorthy Fields had to hearing the music to “The Way You Look Tonight” the first time. Her lyrics made it even better.
Read MoreThe ‘multiplier effect’ of marriage
The remarkable script that follows appears in a variety of short videos on Instagram, Tik Tok, and YouTube. It challenges the premises that underpin modern feminism, which portray male/female relationships as adversarial and transactional.
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