March 2004

Righteous Indignation and Liberal Op-Ed Pages

March 17, 2004

Thanks to the private prodding of faithful readers, I decided to “preach to the choir” and respond to Cynthia Tucker’s column, “Blacks flee gays, can’t flee AIDS.” A woman of Cynthia Tucker’s age and professional status should be ashamed. While immorality has had an especially high toll on the black community, liberals like Tucker not [...]

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Faulty Reasoning And Liberal Op-Ed Pages

March 16, 2004

Cynthia Tucker, editorial page editor of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, really gets me worked up. I’ve wanted to post and comment on at least two of her recent columns, but something about this woman really makes me angry. I think I’ll calm down and pray before I post (if I post) any comments to “Blacks flee [...]

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Attention Migraine Sufferers

March 16, 2004

I’ve been unofficially commissioned by a Christian women’s magazine to write an article about migraine headaches. Two members of my family suffer from migraines, and I decided to write the article to learn more about pain relief. For this article, I’d like to get quotes from Christian women who suffer from migraines. The article will [...]

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Slavery Panel

March 15, 2004

“Brown U. forms panel to examine slavery” Brown University President Ruth Simmons, a great-granddaughter of slaves, has established a committee to examine the school’s historical ties to slavery and debate whether the university should make amends…. “What I’m trying to do, you see, in a country that wants to move on, I’m trying to understand [...]

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Woman Shocked By “Unholy Union” Between Black And White Christians

March 15, 2004

Mary Mitchell, a columnist for the Chigaco Sun-Times, is deluded. According to her, black clergy who support President Bush’s marriage amendment enter into an “unholy union” with white conservatives. By what standard is she judging it “unholy”? The word implies there’s a such thing as “holy.” Without a biblical frame of reference, the word is [...]

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I Like Publicity

March 13, 2004

Indigo has some interesting insights about me! Crankshaw linked to my post on the abortionists holiday. His post referring to me was picked up by OpinionJournal.com this week. So I was indirectly linked to from the Wall Street Journal. Not bad. Evangelical Outpost blogged about the abortionists holiday. Check out Tulip Girl’s link to a [...]

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Wise As Serpents And Harmless As Doves

March 12, 2004

David Limbaugh is frustrated. I’m feeling it, too. In his latest column, “The One-Sided Culture War”, he writes: If our society finally surrenders to the relentless onslaught against the absolute moral standards that serve as the foundation for our library of freedoms, it will only be a matter of time before America falls. I don’t [...]

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Latest Column: Review of Uncle Sam’s Plantation by Star Parker

March 11, 2004

“It [slavery] exists wherever men are bought and sold, wherever a man allows himself to be made a mere thing or a tool, and surrenders his inalienable rights of reason and conscience.” — Henry David Thoreau Few people will admit how analogous government dependence is to living on a plantation. Star Parker, once enslaved by [...]

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The “Spiritual” Way To Kill Babies

March 10, 2004

Planned Parenthood, the Abortion Factory of America, has hired someone to “articulate the spiritual dimensions of sexuality and reproduction.” “Reverend” Dr. Ignacio Castuera will advise child killers on “moral and ethical issues” in their quest to snuff out life. According to the Planned Parenthood press release, Castuera “will play a pivotal role in communicating the [...]

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Cloning Thomas Sowell

March 10, 2004

When I began reading Thomas Sowell’s column a few years ago, I was struck by his erudite, sometimes “too intellectual” style. I thought, “The average person won’t understand what this man is talking about!” Over the years, after much reading and studying the issues on my own, I’ve learned to appreciate his work. I wish [...]

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The NAACP: A Dinosaur That Won’t Die

March 9, 2004

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), a once-venerable organization that stood between blacks fighting for dignity and racists determined to maintain legalized discrimination, has sunk as low as it can go. Every year the NAACP (“the oldest and largest civil rights organization in the U.S.”) nominates a group of “entertainers” for [...]

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Let’s Read The “News”

March 8, 2004

Sometimes the liberal bias in the media is more than I can bear (the panda has nothing to do with this post; I just thought he was cute!). I have to find some humor in the middle of this madness. Guess what? The majority of black voters will not cast a ballot for George Bush. [...]

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Willful Blindness

March 8, 2004

Ninety percent of black voters will cast a ballot for this man: Kerry also cited the Bible and the US Constitution in defending the rights of gays and lesbians during a boisterous town hall forum after the church services. Early during the forum’s question-and-answer period, an African-American woman stood up and asked Kerry to take [...]

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Al Sharpton: Godless Wonder

March 7, 2004

I begrudingly check the headlines every morning because I know what I’ll find: the consequences of sin on the human race. This morning I find this:“Rev Al: Support gay marriage”. The Rev. Al Sharpton called on black religious leaders Saturday to support same-sex marriage, even if that means having to put aside their own beliefs. [...]

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Memogate: An Election Year Distraction

March 5, 2004

What should happen when one alleged crime uncovers another? Both crimes should be investigated, right? If someone breaks into a house with the intent to steal and stumbles upon a woman stabbing a man repeatedly, it would be ludicrous to believe the thief will be charged but the woman won’t. It’s a rough analogy, but [...]

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