Posts filed under ‘Religious – Christian – Theology’
Common Core and Privacy Issues
I’ll say right up front that I have not made up my mind completely one way or another with respect to Common Core. I’m still reading and researching. At the same time, I know that many have come out against it and are vehement in their resistance to Common Core. They have their reasons.
Politically Correct Problems with the United Nations
The UN wants to accomplish a number of things. It wants an International Criminal Court established in The Hague. They would have the power to arrest and charge anyone in the world and even have the power to remove constitutional rights from Americans. In essence, the UN sees this criminal court as higher than America’s Constitution. America would lose her sovereignty to the UN.
How Leftist Ideology is Destroying America
Many do not realize the full impact that political correctness has had and continues to have on society as a whole. It is often thought that we must simply be careful what we say so as not to offend others. Certainly, that is a worthwhile endeavor, but political correctness when taken to its logical conclusion does far more harm than good.
Wherefore Art Thou Benghazi?
So what is the actual problem with Benghazi anyway? Clinton, in a show of angry desperation, yelled “What difference does it make?” in response to what she probably considers to be badgering when she testified before Congress. Is it really that important? So four Americans died. So what? Isn’t that simply part of the legitimate problem faced by Americans when they are in hostile areas? You can certainly think that if you’d like, but we need to remember that these murdered individuals were there on behalf of and representing America in official capacities.
Taleeb Starke’s “The Un-civil War: Blacks vs. N*ggers,” Pt. 3
They hate. Unfortunately, they do not hate the laziness, stupidity, asinine, and even deliberate criminal behavior of those within the black subculture. They excuse it, blaming it on something outside of these folks. They deliberately ply the black subculture with baubles and trinkets that, as Starkes says, will dry up one day. It keeps them quiet and somewhat satisfied now, while allowing the fires of hatred to continue burning within them.
Taleeb Starke’s “The Un-civil War: Blacks vs. N*ggers,” Pt. 1
In his chapter titled “What Do N*ggers Fear?” Starkes expresses himself quite intelligently on the subject, even presenting his points in a slightly comical way, through the use of sarcasm. Referring to individuals within the black subculture, he states, “Since, they’re community agitators and not community assimilators, vigilant, intolerant neighborhoods are a detriment to their subculture. N*GGERS fear attentive neighbors and active town watches dedicated to community upkeep.”
The Brenner Brief
We are proud to announce that we have been asked to join the writing staff at The Brenner Brief, the conservative place that endeavors to render the mainstream media useless.
Our first column will appear there next Monday and you can check them out at the following URL: http://www.thebrennerbrief.com/
O’Reilly: the Bible is Not Welcome in Public Debate
I’m not saying that people like O’Reilly cannot have their opinions and I’m certainly not saying that people cannot share those opinions. What I’m saying is that it would be nice if, after making sweeping generalizations as O’Reilly too often does, he would not attack those who disagree with him, as he did with Laura Ingraham recently. Of course, not long after that, he sought solace with another guest, who happened to back him up; Charles Krauthammer, who said he was “right” to use the term “Bible-thumper.”
Jesus Was a Pluralistic Liberal?
Consider that within the Mosaic Law, there exists 613 individual laws. While some of those laws were specific to the Levitical Priesthood, there were still hundreds of laws and regulations that the average Jewish person was expected to fulfill. Obviously, if Jesus is saying that He came to fulfill the Law, not abolish it, then He is also obviously conforming to strict and even orthodox views of religion, isn’t He?
Why Are Liberals Determined to Change America?
If it wasn’t so true, it might be comical. Unfortunately, because it is true, it is far from comical. When I ask (in the title of this article) why liberals seem to determined to change America, I’m speaking of what appears to be the general view held by a majority of liberals in America. Certainly, there are exceptions to every rule.
