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Garret Keizer, reviewing Philip Pullman’s latest blast against Christianity, wonders if the public isn’t really largely indifferent to the back-and-forth between believers and their antagonists. Excerpt: The commonly held notion that we are in the midst of a great public debate between atheists like Pullman and so-called believers like me is a fine construction for…

I’m going to turn off comments on this entry because any threads having to do with homosexuality always end up going crazy. Still, I want to note an important cultural milestone, and I mean that non-snarkily: for the first time in Gallup’s polling, a clear majority of Americans find homosexual relations to be morally acceptable…

Why can’t you get that phone number for yourself? Because it’s cursed, I tell you, cursed!

Another bad day at the market: As investors had feared for months, the uncertainty broadened Tuesday from Greece’s fiscal troubles to those in other European countries and exacerbated concerns about the health of the global economy. “If there was a doubt about it, there isn’t any more,” said Marc Chandler, the global head of currency…
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