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Koran Burning: Right or Wrong?
Posted on September 7, 2010 | No CommentsA non-denominational church will be hosting a mass burning of the Koran, and they've made it a spectacle. -
“Why I Follow Christ”
Posted on March 12, 2010 | No CommentsI cannot claim authorship of this...it was written in 1981 by John C. Hutchinson Jr. I heard it in an Adrian Rogers sermon I was listening to on a road trip today, and I felt it was too good not to share it. -
Politician: “Keep Your Convictions to Yourself”
Posted on November 10, 2009 | No CommentsWhile the title's not a direct quote, that's the gist of what was said by Representative Lynn Woolsey (D-CA) in a letter to Politico. The essence of this is, "keep your superstitious foolishness to yourselves and leave the governing to us progressives, or we'll steal your money." If you’re wondering where you may have heard of Rep. Woolsey before, she was the one responsible for Cindy Sheehan’s disruption of the 2006 State of the Union address. She had given her sole invitation to Sheehan, despite knowing she was a full-on loon. -
Salvation by Faith…and the Sabbath?
Posted on July 18, 2009 | 5 CommentsI was greeted at the Christian bookstore where I work this fine Saturday morning with a set of papers stapled together on the table behind the sale counter. It sort of grabbed my attention, as it said in big, bold, all-caps letters, "TELL OTHER CHRISTIANS AND SAVE A SOUL FROM HELL." So immediately I think, "this doesn't look like company material...." -
Brian McLaren needs to butt out
Posted on May 21, 2009 | No CommentsJust got an email that's torqued my lugnuts a bit too much concerning Brian McLaren. In case you're unfamiliar, he's one of the most influential "evangelicals" in America...at least, according to Time magazine. I put "evangelical" in quotes, because, by my reading, the man doesn't seem to have the whole Christian thing figured out yet. -
Merry…winter solstice? I don’t think so.
Posted on December 4, 2008 | 5 Commentsoriginally posted December 4th, 2008 For some perverted reason, over the last few years there's not been a Christmas that has gone unspoiled by some tomfoolery. This year (2008), the flashpoint is apparently centered in the Washington State Capital building, where an atheistic organization placed a sign protesting religion in general, Christianity in particular, and Christmas expressly. It's a display that smacks of spiteful children railing about how unfair some fact of life is. -
In Memory of Dottie Rambo
Posted on May 12, 2008 | No CommentsGospel music has lost yet another of its all-time greats…Dottie Rambo died Sunday when her bus ran off the road while traveling from Missouri to a concert in Texas during inclement weather. She was 74. A legend in both southern gospel and country Christian music, she wrote or co-wrote something in... -
“Reverend” Wright steps in it
Posted on April 29, 2008 | No CommentsFirst of all, according to WordWeb: Noun: Reverend A title of respect for a clergyman. Noun: reverend A member of the clergy and a spiritual leader of the Christian Church This should explain the term in quotations in the article title. It is a title of respect and reverence for... -
Hagee != Farrakhan. Find another stupid argument
Posted on February 29, 2008 | No CommentsOne of my more foolish habits is watching political television…and, again, the latest thing to irritate my sensibilities was the Hannity & Colmes program. As usual, they’re haranging over Barack Obama and his perceived foibles…of particular note to this writing, his relationship with his pastor, who gave an award to... -
A Fundamentalist Worldview
Posted on January 5, 2008 | No CommentsOften times, in discussions online and off, our stated principles, beliefs, and opinions earn us labels. Of course, labeling is a convenient means of categorizing a person and their beliefs in a set group that is easily identifiable, if not very accurate. More often than not is used as a...