Always too little, and other links

The posting of links does not constitute an endorsement of the sites linked, and not necessarily even agreement with the specific posts linked.

• Always Too Little, Too Late: The Plight of Modern Education -- "This mechanistic approach to education that stresses method over character does not deliver good results."
• Bystander sees Tesla owner loading kids into trunk seats, immediately reports abduction -- "After receiving the report that the driver had possibly abducted a kid and shoved them into the trunk, the cops wasted no time in hunting the Model S down and held the driver at gunpoint..."
• Court of Appeals: New congregation illegally took land and church building from old congregation -- "Members of Parks Chapel accused Kingdom Impact of illegally taking possession of their sanctuary and kicking them out of it."
• In Italy, Islam doesn’t officially exist. Here’s what Muslims must accept to change that. -- " At least 1.4 million Muslims are living in Italy...But as far as Italian authorities are concerned, Islam doesn’t exist."
• James Leo Garrett on the Future of Baptist Theology -- "The first issue refers to the debate over Calvinism, Arminianism, and all views in between the two poles."
• Night shifts and 8 other surprising things that can affect fertility -- "The same Harvard study that highlighted the impact of night shifts noticed the same effect on the egg count of women whose jobs involved heavy lifting."
• Stories of Evangelism in the Early Church -- "...I offer three very different stories of evangelistic encounters in the early Christian world."
• Studying E. Y. Mullins: With Special Emphasis on Baptist Identity -- "Trevin Wax argues, correctly, in my estimation, that Mullins has shaped modern Southern Baptists more than any other single theologian."
• The Duty of a Pastor: John Owen on Feeding the Flock by Diligent Preaching of the Word -- "The modern pastor is expected to be a preacher, counselor, administrator, PR guru, fund-raiser and hand-holder."
• The Pope Ships His American Enemy To the Other Side of the World -- "An American cardinal who opposes Pope Francis has just been sent to the remote Pacific island of Guam."
• Will Trump Get Past The Easy Religious Liberty Questions To The Hard One? -- "What seems to be developing is a very constrained view of exercising one’s religious liberty.  It’s ok as long as you confine it to the worship hour in the church house..."
• 25 Reasons Why This Christian is Still Proudly #NeverTrump -- "Because we don’t need politicians who feel compelled to talk about their body parts."