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W. Scott Lamb

W. Scott Lamb

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W. Scott Lamb is an author of biographies, literary agent and Baptist preacher. A native of St. Louis (go Cardinals!), he lives on a Tennessee hill outside of Nashville with his wife and six kids. Readers may email him at wscottlamb@gmail.com.

Articles by W. Scott Lamb

Pro-choice supporters, foreground, try to disrupt pro-life supporters as they march to the Texas Capitol during a Texas Rally for Life, Saturday, Jan. 24, 2015, in Austin, Texas. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)

W. SCOTT LAMB: Daily Beast columnist admits pro-life heart change after videos

Navarrette writes: As I've only realized lately, to be a man, and to declare yourself pro-choice, is to proclaim your neutrality. And, as I've only recently been willing to admit, even to myself, that's another name for "wimping out." ...At least that's how my wife sees it. "You can't stand on the sidelines...you need to use your voice to protect them. That's what a man does. He protects children--his own children, and other children. That's what it means to be a man."

August 10, 2015
August 10, 1821: Missouri granted statehood.

W. SCOTT LAMB: Missouri granted statehood on this date in 1821

Today marks the anniversary of the United States granting statehood to Missouri. This came about because of the Congressional "Missouri Compromise of 1820," that also led to the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854, the Dred Scott decision of 1857, and ultimately, the Civil War.

August 10, 2015

W. SCOTT LAMB: Remembering Father Kapaun, Army chaplain

Want to read an inspiring story of Christian courage and valor in the face of torture, deprivation and war? You will find such a story in the life and death of Father Emil J. Kapaun, a Roman Catholic priest and Army chaplain during the Korean War.

August 7, 2015

W. SCOTT LAMB: Dan Price and the cost of collectivism

Dan Price's wage experiment raises this crucial question: "Is equal pay for unequal work really fair?" Price failed either to consider this question or to see how his decision would trade one inequality for another. Unintended consequences come in various forms, but sadly enough in this case, these results were completely avoidable.

August 6, 2015
Book cover image used courtesy of Bethany House Publishers.

W. SCOTT LAMB: The sinking of U.S.S. Indianapolis, its role in Hiroshima

Because of the top-secret nature of the ship's mission and some miscues by the U.S. Navy, the men were not discovered for 3 1/2 days. By that time, only 321 men were rescued. The remainder had succumbed to their initial wounds from the torpedoes, hypothermia, dehydration and sharks.

August 6, 2015
Image courtesy of the Center for Medical Progress.

W. SCOTT LAMB: The Gospel and our response to Planned Parenthood

There was no way to help them survive when they were so premature. Their eyes were still fused shut at this gestation, but they had perfect little faces, noses, lips, and fingers. I cloaked my feelings under professionalism and pulled myself together in order to be compassionate to this new mother who just lost twin boys. But it was a tough night, and the image of their tiny, bruised but perfect bodies remains etched in my memory. We were all sad that night: the expecting mother, the nurses, and me.

August 6, 2015
Theodore Roosevelt. Photo in public domain. Image created by W. Scott Lamb (share freely).

W. SCOTT LAMB: Theodore Roosevelt’s famous quote about college

If your recent high school graduate desperately wants to do something other than head directly into college, challenge them to "take up and read" (in the words of St. Augustine) and spend the next year reading the Bible several times from cover to cover. Don't take it from me though. That comes from a former POTUS!

July 28, 2015
Owen Strachan's book, The Colson Way. Image used courtesy of Thomas Nelson publishers

W. SCOTT LAMB: How Washington Shaped Chuck Colson, by Owen Strachan

"How now shall we live?" "By embracing God's truth, understanding the physical and moral order he has created, lovingly contending for that truth with our neighbors, then having the courage to live it out in every walk of life. Boldly and, yes, joyously."

July 28, 2015
Screen capture from the third video released by the Center for Medical Progress, showing Planned Parenthood's involvement in the selling of fetal tissue.

W. SCOTT LAMB: Third Planned Parenthood video released

This video contains material shot from within an abortion clinic. As such, it shows in much more graphic detail the reality of what it means to harvest material from aborted babies. The glass of wine and salad are gone, and the brutal nature of the business is on full display. The content of the video is disturbing.

July 28, 2015
Caricature of Douglas Wilson, used by permission of Douglas Wilson. Meme created by Scott Lamb.

W. SCOTT LAMB: Douglas Wilson defends sting video operations

The point of such deception is to subsequently tell everyone what you had done. The point is to reveal, not to hide. The hiding is merely a preamble to a great unveiling of the truth -- in this case, the truth that Planned Parenthood has far surpassed Mengele in cold-blooded, reptilian ghoulishness.

July 23, 2015