November 4, 2004
They say that reading blogs was an effective way to get up-to-the-minute information on the election. They weren't, I'm certain, referring to my blogs. You may have noticed I've remained silent on political matters. Much more intelligent people than I were discussing those matters in-depth on their own blogs, so I decided to stay quiet about it. I hope you didn't mind. I figured you could find more interesting information elsewhere.

Have you watched Lee Strobel's show yet, Faith Under Fire?

You should really check it out at least once. He hosts several mini-debates about a wide range of topics with guests representing opposite (or at least quite different) points of view. I've missed a couple of weeks, so I may have missed some good topics.

This weekend he has Hugh Hefner on as a guest. Isn't that an attention grabber? The only thing you have to get used to is how short the segments are (and how awful the commercials are, which of course Lee has no control over). Just when the guests get rolling and developing their point of view, it's over. I guess it's just to whet our appetite (and keep things moving, if you don't care too much about that particular topic). I'm tuning in to find out what Lee's going to ask Hefner.

What would you ask Hugh Hefner?

It's on PAX, Saturday nights. 10 p.m. EST & PST, 9 p.m. CST & MST.