Bird Brain

May 9, 2010

For birds, nest building is instinctive. Before she lays her eggs, the bird builds a safe place (relatively speaking – a front door wreath? Risky, but you get the point) for her eggs. I wish nest building were instinctive for human females. The nest building comes first, then the babies. Nest building, then babies.

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Over Four Decades Ago

May 5, 2010

…a young woman was pregnant with the first of four children. She was more than a week overdue. Concerned, her doctor induced labor, but a strange thing happened: the baby didn’t want to come out. The baby was so resistant, the doctor used a pair of forceps to pull the baby out, slightly denting the [...]

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Georgia’s Prenatal Nondiscrimination Act

May 4, 2010
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Star Parker wrote a column about the NAACP rescinding support for Georgia’s Prenatal Nondiscrimination Act, which makes it illegal to knowingly solicit, perform, or accept funding for abortions on account of the unborn child’s race or sex, or the mother’s race. (Also see Ga. bill would outlaw abortion for race, sex) According to the version [...]

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Exodus ‘Miscarriage” Mistranslation?

April 28, 2010

From pastor, apologist, debater, author, and blogger James White‘s Christian Research Journal article, “An Eye for An Eye? Exodus and Abortion”: “Scott Klusendorf has presented several excellent pro-life arguments in his feature article in this issue of the Journal based upon the hypothetical ‘given’ that Scripture is silent on the issue of abortion. Many scholars, [...]

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PC Makes You Stupid – Update: Okay, Check the Code Next Time

April 27, 2010

Update: Being in the U.S. illegally is a civil offense, as it turns out, not a criminal one. But it’s still against the law. Illegal aliens are breaking the law. I can’t emphasize that enough. Arizona has done something marvelously radical. Arizona has made it a crime to be in Arizona illegally. The headline is [...]

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Rant-Lite on Illegal Immigration

April 27, 2010

Update: Posts like this are incompatible with my goal to place my work in certain secular (and even some Christian) publications. It’s better to have a lower or at least politically correct profile. But still I write posts like this, and the archives are here to stay. (I was edgier back in the day.) I’ll [...]

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Joseph and Obamacare

April 26, 2010

The story of Joseph in the Book of Genesis is an unequivocal display of God’s sovereignty. Joseph was his father Jacob’s favorite child. Hey, it happens, right, parents? Naturally, Joseph’s many brothers were jealous. On top of that, Joseph told them about a dream he’d had, in which his sheaves of grain stood tall, while [...]

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What Does Nebraska’s New Law Mean for Roe? – Updated

April 21, 2010

Nebraska’s new abortion restriction law may signal a paradigm shift in the abortion debate. The current standard for whether the state can interfere with a woman’s right to kill her baby derives from Roe v. Wade: viability. If the unborn baby can survive outside the womb, the state has a compelling interest to protect that [...]

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Arizona Does Federal Government’s Job

April 20, 2010

Update (4/23): Governor Jan Brewer does the right thing. Law enforcement officers in Arizona are required to ask a suspect about his immigration status if there’s a “reasonable suspicion,” and it’s a crime to transport illegal aliens and to hire day laborers. Glenn Reynolds: “Were I representing Arizona, I’d argue that the federal government is [...]

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Abortionist Kills ‘Wrong’ Baby

April 15, 2010

In 2006, a woman about 15 weeks pregnant (in vitro) with fraternal twins opted to kill the baby with Down syndrome. The “doctor” mistakenly injected poison into the chromosomally normal baby. Rather than keep the remaining baby, however, the mother had him killed, too. Last weekend, the medical board revoked the doctor’s license. He was [...]

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Milwaukee Planned Parenthood Lies About Fetal Development

April 13, 2010

How can one make responsible decisions about medical procedures when “health care” workers lie to them? A Planned Parenthood worker in Milwaukee tells a “pregnant” woman she’s about six to eight weeks pregnant. When the girl asks about “the baby,” the worker says there’s no baby at this point. There are no identifiable parts. There [...]

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Nevada Group Pushes Personhood Amendment

April 6, 2010

“The real question today is not when human life begins, but, What is the value of human life? The abortionist who reassembles the arms and legs of a tiny baby to make sure all its parts have been torn from its mother’s body can hardly doubt whether it is a human being. The real question [...]

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The Bodily Resurrection of Christ

April 2, 2010

Adrian Warnock and I go way back. A pastor and an M.D. in London, Adrian started the Blogdom of God a long time ago in web years – maybe 2003. His aggregator raised my profile, and my blog consistently ranked near the top. In his new book, Raised with Christ: How the Resurrection Changes Everything, [...]

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No en Honduras

April 1, 2010

Not in Honduras, folks. It’s just jokes! Check the calendar. If I fooled you, raise your hand. Previous April Fools’ Day posts: LBC Shutting Down — to deal with water phobia – yep, some fell for it Outsourcers Anonymous Secrets – my best, I think

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My New Home

April 1, 2010

Over the years, I’ve shared quite a bit with readers. For the last six months, however, I’ve been hiding something. Well, not really hiding. It is my personal business. But, I said to myself, what’s the big deal? I’ve left Southern California. Yes, I moved again, but you’ll never guess where. Scroll down for details:

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