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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Sustainable Communities – A Transformation of Virginia
The image above is from Green Sustainable Communities, links, videos. If you like a good scare, I highly recommend it. I just discovered Virginia’s Campaign For Liberty Blog. Here is an example post, Sustainable Communities – A Transformation of Virginia, by Donna Holt. How … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, unraveling, VA-Blogs
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WHAT DO CHRISTIANS HAVE TO DO WITH GOVERNMENT? — PART 4
After wondering what to write about, I decided to finish reviewing Nullifying Tyranny: Creating Moral Communities in an Immoral Society. My posts about Nullifying Tyranny have not been especially popular. Nevertheless, I write mostly for my own instruction. I just hope if … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Constitution, religion
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REJOICE, BE THANKFUL AND CONTENT
In the following passage, the Apostle Paul tells he has learned the secret of contentment. Philippians 4:11-13 (Today’s New International Version, ©2005) I am not saying this because I am in need, for I have learned to be content whatever … Continue reading
Posted in religion
THE NEED FOR A CULTURE WAR
Why complain about gridlock when you have been highjacked? Since Brian W. Schoeneman kindly consented to accept my compliment to him (here), this post continues an interesting debate. The Crux Of This Debate In the last post, COMPROMISE AND THE CULTURE WAR, … Continue reading
Posted in culture, religion, unraveling
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COMPROMISE AND THE CULTURE WAR
This post, “WHAT IS A GOOD COMPROMISE?“, started an interesting debate. This is my reply to one of Brian W. Schoeneman comments (see here). To put what I write here in context, I suggest reading “WHAT IS A GOOD COMPROMISE?” … Continue reading
Posted in culture, economy, unraveling
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POLITICS FOR THE RICH?
Is politics only for the rich? Del. Bob Marshall thinks it should not be. People often refer to money as the lifeblood of politics, and there is something to that assertion. However, what is more important is energetic volunteers. What gets our … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution
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WHY ARE THEY THINKING?
In today’s Lingamfelter Report, Delegate Scott Lingamfelter examines Attorney General Eric Holder’s track record, and he contemplates what terrorists must think of it. In addition, Lingamfelter rightly points out the foolishness of trying war criminals in civilian US courts. Justice Mocked The US Department … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution
WHAT IS A GOOD COMPROMISE?
Why complain about gridlock when you have been highjacked? Common Sense‘s Brian Schoeneman has this post he called The Death of Compromise whereas Deo Vindice points to another post on American Thinker, The Top Ten Reasons Why Conservatives Should Not Be Celebrating … Continue reading
Posted in culture, economy
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