More Tolerable For The Land Of Sodom In The Day Of Judgment…

October 11, 2008

By now I’m sure you know about the Connecticut Supreme Court’s Friday ruling. Four of seven judges said homosexuals have a “right” to marry. After being outlawed and stigmatized for thousands of years throughout most cultures and every major religion, sodomy has gone mainstream. An attempt to make respectable that which perverts God’s order of [...]

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More Like Him, Please!

October 8, 2008

Listen to this guy, a John McCain-supporting conservative living in California. Sounds like a male me. Parental warning: he says a couple of risque things, but overall, good speech. Personal note: In California, adjusting. I like it. What I like even more is yet another publishing house editor interested in receiving a book proposal from [...]

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Choices

September 29, 2008

Last week I blogged about a study released by Planned Parenthood’s research arm, the Guttmacher Institute. Abortion rates have dropped to their lowest point in 30 years, but black women are still overrepresented among the statistics. In 2004, black women aborted at five times the rate of white women. Matt Jones, a student at Biola [...]

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Gates and Grace

September 28, 2008

In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus talked about the difficulty of following him. “Enter by the narrow gate,” he said, “for wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and there are many who go in by it. Because narrow is the gate and difficult is the way which [...]

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First Debate Open Thread

September 26, 2008

Back in this blog’s early days, I used to “live-blog” events like speeches and debates. Haven’t live-blogged in a long time. Why break the streak tonight? I invite you to “live-comment” tonight’s presidential debate. Discuss the candidate’s answers, appearance, and anything else of relevance. Topics of interest to me: immigration (McCain voted for amnesty, so [...]

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Sarah Palin’s Foreign Policy Flame-Out

September 26, 2008

Update II (9/27): Unlike Kathleen Parker, whose article I quoted below, I don’t believe Sarah Palin should drop out of the race, as I’ve been falsely accused. Thread closed. Discuss the presidential debate (and Sarah Palin, if you must) in this thread. When this election is over, I think I’ll return to digital music tech [...]

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Sarah Palin Hates Blacks and Jews

September 25, 2008

So implied Congressman Alcee Hastings, an impeached former federal judge, to an audience of Jewish liberals yesterday. According to CNN (also see this link), his exact words were (bad grammar included) “anybody toting guns and stripping moose don’t care too much about what they do with Jews and blacks…If Sarah Palin isn’t enough of a [...]

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The Old Schoolhouse Magazine

September 23, 2008

I’m a BIG fan of homeschooling, especially for Christians. Parents homeschool their kids for various reasons, but religion seems to be high on the list. I think it’s a waste of time and resources to push for changes in the way government schools educate children. Don’t fight corruption and indoctrination. Get your kids out of [...]

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Abortion Rates Drop, But Not Enough

September 23, 2008

Overall, abortion rates have dropped to their lowest point since the Supreme Court legalized it in Roe v. Wade, according to a Guttmacher study. As expected, blacks are still overrepresented among women who abort. Last I read, black women aborted at three times the rate of white women. In 2004, black women aborted at five [...]

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Black/White Racial Perceptions Are Different

September 23, 2008

Race, race, race. Can’t get away from it. By now you’ve heard about a new AP-Yahoo News online poll that shows blacks and whites hold different views on race. Newsflash, right? Generally speaking, blacks and whites don’t agree on how much racial prejudice exists and who’s to blame for such perceptions, and it didn’t take [...]

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Off to See the Wizard

September 18, 2008

I was told there’d be a road of yellow bricks. I spent the night in Las Vegas’s airport in July because of a weather-related canceled late night flight. Quite unpleasant. Let’s hope it doesn’t happen again! (According to rumor, the flight crew had exceeded its in-the-air hours, but the airline blamed the weather. Airline’s fault [...]

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Court Upholds Arizona’s Immigration Sanctions Law

September 18, 2008

Tom Tancredo is the only Republican in Congress who takes a consistent and unequivocal hard line against illegal immigration. I gladly would have voted for this pro-immigration enforcement, pro-life opponent of homosexual “marriage” for president, but he’s too conservative for the Republican party. I have a better chance of marrying Denzel Washington than Tancredo has [...]

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Gianna Jessen: Abortion Attempt Survivor

September 16, 2008

Wednesday, September 17: Forgot to mention this. The other day, I listened to a caller on Dr. Laura’s radio show pregnant with a baby diagnosed with a heart defect. The baby likely will be stillborn, she was told, or will die shortly after birth. Specialists offer no hope. The woman and her husband have decided [...]

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John McCain on November 4

September 15, 2008

Update: Believers for Barack. I just don’t see it. ———————————————————————————————————— On the morning of November 5, 2008, some of us will be disappointed and others pleased. I voted for the first time at age 25. I pulled the lever for Bill Clinton in 1992 and again in 1996. I escaped leftism and voted for George [...]

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Saturday Sunset Jazz Festival, Charlotte, NC

September 13, 2008

Caught… …wearing the same shirt in two posts. Couldn’t you just die? “Girl, is that a hickey on your arm?”

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