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Why I Intend to Study Law
Woe to you lawyers! You load men up with burdens grievous to bear, while you yourselves do not lift a finger to help carry these burdens. Woe to you! You build the tombs of the prophets, and your fathers killed them. You yourselves are witnesses that you approve the deeds of your fathers: they killed [...]
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The Latest News from Operation Rescue
I have lately been spending the great majority of my time studying Hebrew, and have not had the time or inclination to blog about politics. This will probably be a welcome break for a few of you. Nevertheless, I thought the recent news from Operation Rescuewas simply to important to avoid mentioned. Click here to [...]
Conspiracy theories are like termites.
Say not, A conspiracy! about all that these people call a conspiracy. Do not fear what they fear; do not be afraid. It is the LORD of Hosts whom you shall sanctify: let him be your fear; let him be your dread. — Isaiah 8 Pursuing them, even if they turn out to be true, [...]
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I am disappointed with Ohio Right to Life
They opposed the Heartbeat Bill. And they were jerks about it. Yet another group proves it’s more interested in doing the politically correct thing than standing by its principles. Disgusting. Related Posts:Why I Intend to Study LawThe Latest News from Operation RescueWhy Libertarianism Needs the Religious RightConspiracy theories are like termites.Didache Tuesday: chapter 2
On ‘Lone Gunners for Jesus’
When it comes to political conservatism, Gary North and company are as far out there as you can get. Known as ‘Christian Reconstructionists,’ they hold that biblical law must be the basis for modern law, thus supporting the death penalty for all murderers, rapists, practicing homosexuals, and even abortion doctors. Not long ago, Paul J. [...]
ps: follow-up on abortion
President Obama issued a statement today on Roe v. Wade: Today marks the 38th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that protects women’s health and reproductive freedom, and affirms a fundamental principle: that government should not intrude on private family matters. I am committed to protecting this constitutional right. I also remain [...]
get inside the head of a pro-lifer
One of the massive divides in our society concerns the issue of abortion. For each side, understanding what’s going on in the minds of the other side is critical to understanding where the debate is going. That’s not to say we need compromise; only that we need understanding. So here’s a glimpse into the pro-life [...]
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Walk Like An Egyptian: Tax Exemptions for Religious Organizations are a Trap