Posted on May 31, 2009 by Neil
And he’s had lots of bad ideas.
The Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) is a controversial bill that was passed by the House in 2007 and stalled in Senate 2008. It was reintroduced to Legislature as of March 2009. Obama has committed to passing it.
It is an awful bill that will do great damage to our economy.
Current [...]
Filed under: Politics | Tagged: business, constitution, obama, Politics, union | 3 Comments »
Posted on May 31, 2009 by Neil
It is between him and God, of course, but killing unborn children for a living hardly qualifies as good fruit – even if you do go to church on Sunday.
And this guy didn’t just do abortions, he did “partial birth abortions,” AKA infanticide. The pro-aborts are mourning him and even holding vigils. Ugh.
And what kind of [...]
Filed under: Politics | Tagged: abortion, george tiller, God, judgment, partial birth abortion, Pro-life, religion | 18 Comments »
Posted on May 30, 2009 by Neil
Authorities Forbid Bible Study : Stop The ACLU – This has been reported on all over on blogs, but I wanted to make a quick note about it.
When I first heard it I figured it must be some type of urban legend. Apparently not.
Pastor David Jones and his wife Mary have been told that they cannot [...]
Filed under: Bible | Tagged: 1st amendment, Bible, God, religion, San Diego | 6 Comments »
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Neil
I was recently corrected by a fellow blogger because I used the term “Immaculate Conception” in an erroneous way. I always thought the term referred to Jesus’ conception, but it turns out that it refers to the false teaching that Mary was conceived without original sin. My bad.
(As noted on the Sorry, but Mary can’t [...]
Filed under: Christian worldview | Tagged: Catholic, God, immaculate conception, Jesus, Mary, religion | 21 Comments »
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Neil
Major Burns was kissing up to another character in the TV show MASH once (probably Margaret) and said the inanity in the title. That reminds me of the Darwinian (“macro-”) evolution tautology about the survival of the fittest:
The survivors survived because they are survivors.
How do we know they are survivors? Because they survived.
Check.
Filed under: Intelligent Design | Tagged: darwin, evolution, God, ID, MASH, religoin | 4 Comments »
Posted on May 27, 2009 by Neil
. . . you shouldn’t get the job.
All you need is 26 seconds to know that Sotomayar is unqualified:
This wasn’t some slip of the tongue or misstatement. We should be charitable to anyone who makes an innocent misstatement and let them correct it. But as one blogger put it, this was [...]
Filed under: Politics | Tagged: abortion, judge, obama, Politics, Sotomayar, supreme court | 11 Comments »
Posted on May 26, 2009 by Neil
Government run businesses = Epic fail — But hey, things are different now. These guys can definitely run GM, the banks, all of our health care, etc., right?
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Mormon women sure seem to get a raw deal — a summary of some lesser known teachings about marriage and how Mormon women supposedly get into Heaven.
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Domestic Divapalooza [...]
Filed under: Weekly roundup | Tagged: business, current events, LDS, Mormon, Politics, religion, roundup | 52 Comments »
Posted on May 25, 2009 by Neil
I participated on an interesting thread at a blog hosted by a guy named Ed. I typically make it a practice to ignore it when Ed links to my site. But it has been a while since he (the first person banned from commenting at my site) had linked, so curiosity got the best of [...]
Filed under: Pro-life | Tagged: abortion, liberal, political, Pro-life | 28 Comments »
Posted on May 24, 2009 by Neil
Update 2: I finally figured out how to turn comments off. I think 308 is enough. Thanks to all the commenters for participating. Everything has been said multiple times by now. If you don’t like something, just keep reading and you’ll find someone who agrees with you.
The comments at Dawn Eden’s place were pretty much [...]
Filed under: Bible | Tagged: abortion, Catholic, Dawn Eden, God, Jesus, Mary, Pro-life, Protestant, religion | 308 Comments »
Posted on May 23, 2009 by Neil
Just a quick Saturday morning fisk of the latest inanities of the “Reverend” Chuck Currie (the unrepentent liar and class act who thought Wanda Sykes’ bit for Obama was hysterical and who claims, without evidence, that some Christian aid groups only help heterosexuals).
Liberty University, the “school” founded by the late Jerry Falwell, has banned a student [...]
Filed under: Politics | Tagged: abortion, democrats, False teachers, Falwell, God, Jesus, jim wallis, liberal, liberal theology, Liberty university, Pro-life, religion, republican, sojourners | 23 Comments »
Posted on May 22, 2009 by Neil
Carl Sagan famously said, “The cosmos is all there is, all there was, and all there ever will be.”
The irony is that each of those statements is philosophical, not scientific. He merely tipped his hand for all to see.
The cosmos is all there is
No scientific evidence for that.
all there was
No scientific evidence for that.
and all [...]
Filed under: Intelligent Design | Tagged: darwin, God, ID, religion, sagan, science | 32 Comments »
Posted on May 21, 2009 by Neil
Great write-up on the Angels & Demons movie — What a shocker, a movie that perpetuates the religion vs. science canard. Yawn.
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A Good Reason Not to Use Your Cell Phone While Driving— — the driver of this upside down car is lucky to be alive
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Homosexual propoganda indoctrination for 5 years olds — And parents can’t opt [...]
Filed under: Weekly roundup | Tagged: current events, homosexual agenda, ID, mobile phone, Politics, religion, roundup | 2 Comments »
Posted on May 18, 2009 by Neil
President Obama says he wants to have a dialogue on abortion, and I think that is a great idea. Too many people have traded sound bites for too long and not thought deeply about what abortion really is.
If you are going to have a dialogue on any topic, the first thing you want to do [...]
Filed under: Pro-life | Tagged: abortion, antiabortion, Notre Dame, obama, Politics, Pro-life | 77 Comments »
Posted on May 15, 2009 by Neil
I hate buying cars, primarily because I don’t like to be lied to. But I know their games. I’ll be buying another car this summer and have been getting psyched up for the experience.
Unless your current car is costing too much in terms of repairs, seriously consider holding onto it. It is the least expensive [...]
Filed under: Financial | Tagged: auto, car, finance, tips | 9 Comments »
Posted on May 14, 2009 by Neil
Top Black entrepreneur analyzes gay activism – Excellent analysis and insights. For the 10th time, skin color is morally neutral. Sexual behavior is not. Sexual preferences should not confer Civil Rights status. Don’t let the homosexual agenda fool you. It is doing away with free speech rights while advancing its “Civil Rights for sexual preferences” campaign.
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God’s Plan for [...]
Filed under: Weekly roundup | Tagged: abortion, civil rights, current events, gender selection abortion, homosexual agenda, Islam, Politics, religion, roundup | 10 Comments »
Posted on May 14, 2009 by Neil
A recent commenter made so many common pro-abortion claims that I thought I’d post my reply as a “blogment” (a comment turned into a blog post). Sadly, these are common arguments, but they are easy to respond to if you do some preparation.
He had claimed elsewhere, among other things, that genocide, the Holocaust and starvation [...]
Filed under: Favorites, Pro-life reasoning | Tagged: abortion, God, Politics, Pro-life, religion | 20 Comments »