November 2004

Democratic And Republican Platforms Through The Years

November 19, 2004

I’ve been remiss in not sharing with you a great resource: the Republican Party of Texas. The web site contains a few links to publications about the history of the GOP and other research. A friend e-mailed the link to a new publication: Civil Rights Platform Comparision (PDF) This booklet lays out the platforms of [...]

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Common Contempt For Christ

November 18, 2004
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Five-Legged Dog

November 18, 2004

From Joe Carter over at Evangelical Outpost: Abraham Lincoln was fond of asking, “If you call a dog’s tail a leg, how many legs does a dog have?” “Five,” his audience would invariably answer. “No,” he would politely respond, “the correct answer is four. Calling a tail a leg does not make it a leg.” [...]

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Humans…Evolved From Ape-like Creatures

November 18, 2004

And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living being. — Genesis 2:7 The unbelieving man (and not open to other explanations) says: Humans were born to run and evolved from ape-like creatures into the way they look [...]

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Comment Moderation Is In Effect

November 17, 2004

In an effort to maintain even more queen-like control over this blog, comment moderation will be in effect 24-7 until further notice. There will be a brief (hopefully) delay before your comment is posted. While today’s commenters have been fairly civil, a few trolls have tried to post (a daily occurrence). For your edification, please [...]

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Will The DNC Chairmanship Go To A Black Man?

November 17, 2004

I am confident that Democrats will not select a black person to head the Democratic National Committee. In fact, if they select former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb or any other “person of color” I will allow the trolls I’ve banned to return and comment on this blog for one whole day. One catch: You will [...]

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Spiritual Credentials? Give It Up!

November 17, 2004

Attention: Comment moderation is in effect. Your comment will not appear right away. ——————————————————- “Some Democrats Believe the Party Should Get Religion,” reads a headline in the New York Times. Clever Democrats are trying to come up with a plan to frame their agenda in “moral and religious language.” Don’t laugh. They’re serious. According to [...]

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First Stop: The American Thinker

November 16, 2004

Welcome to my blog, American Thinker readers! The first stop for Worlds Collide on the Moral Divide is The American Thinker. I’ll send it to a few mainstream newspapers, though I’m not confident any will publish such an op-ed. The Washington Times may publish it. Update: From a reader: Many of my friends are in [...]

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Bush Cleans House – Condi’s New Job

November 15, 2004

Update (6:30 p.m.): Condoleezza Rice is the new Secretary of State. Does she really want to do this? Congratulations, Ms. Rice! You may be interested in All Condi All The Time and Open Letter To A Liberal Columnist. Update II (11/16): Waking up to an Instalanche is a good thing. —————————————- George Bush is cleaning [...]

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The Truth Shall Set You Free…From Government Schools

November 15, 2004

They may not be able to pass certification exams, but government teachers aren’t stupid. They know government schools stink, at least urban ones, so they send their kids to private schools. But they don’t want you to have similar choices. If you want an abortion, however, that’s a different story. Here’s an interesting article in [...]

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Faking God

November 15, 2004

Right after the election, a few irate liberals expressed shock at the insinuation that they have no values. They do have values. But it was funny to read about Nancy Pelosi, a pro-infanticide Catholic, asserting that Democrats need to be more open about their faith. I’ve been criticized for implying that liberals aren’t Christians. Where [...]

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Worlds Collide On The Moral Divide (Draft)

November 14, 2004

This is a draft of an op-ed I plan to submit. Your feedback is welcome: Worlds Collide on the Moral Divide Election exit polls showed that twenty-two percent of voters ranked “moral values” as the most important issue, above terrorism and the economy. Nearly 80 percent of that group voted for George Bush. As the [...]

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Relative Values

November 13, 2004

Did you know that liberals and secularists have values, too? They just differ greatly from our own. Christians believe the moral law comes from God; secularists believe it derives from man’s best efforts through trial and error evolutionary processes. In that sense, “moral values” have become relative. We all value what we believe is right, [...]

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The Murdering Idiot Is Guilty!!!

November 12, 2004
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The Democratic Party Better Get Some Religion

November 12, 2004

Columnist Rochelle Riley, who was unknown to me before today, may not be a conservative, but she’s certainly cognizant of what ordinary Americans value, unlike liberals: The Democratic Party better get some religion. Not just because the Republican Party strategy to place gay marriage bans on the ballot in 11 states got President George W. [...]

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