Category Archives: religion

A COUPLE OF GOOD SERMONS

Politics is an uphill battle. The promotion of good government requires us to battle against our own nature. To allow each other our Rights to Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness requires more than just leaving each other in … Continue reading

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HOW AN ACCUSATION SPREADS

We often let our emotions, particularly anger and hatred, carry us away.  Even the most respected people can be targeted by rumors and innuendo. Thus, a when Pastor Rick Warren said Christians and Muslims must work together (see here, here … Continue reading

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BECAUSE OF YOUR HARDNESS OF HEART

In this post, WHO DO YOU WANT APPOINTING FEDERAL JUDGES?, we got some interesting comments from Heather, here and here. In her first comment, Heather begins thus: “I never understand how humans feel it their right to over-ride God’s law … Continue reading

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NO FREE WILL?

Some ideas are so dumb. If God did not give each of us a free will, if our lives are utterly futile, why would anyone trouble themselves with the effort required to prove anything? They don’t have a choice? Apparently, … Continue reading

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BAD THEOLOGY

The pastor of the church I attend enjoys football, but today he made something quite clear. Football is only a game. Why this revelation? Well, he seemed a bit upset by a poll. Here was the question — at least … Continue reading

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A PERSONAL CONFESSION

In my last post, Complacent Conservatism Is Allowing America To Slide Into The Abyss (via Boudica BPI Weblog), I spoke of the determination required to fight tyranny.  Do I have the determination to fight tyranny? I do not know, but I … Continue reading

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WHAT IS YOUR WORLD VIEW?

Most view the world one of two ways. From their point-of-view, they see either: My fate and the fate of those I love depends upon me. My fate and the fate of those I love depends upon God. And when … Continue reading

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