choosing language carefully – being considerate

I make no claims to be a ‘nice’ person who is aware of every social nuance, nor am I a calm person who doesn’t enjoy flying off the handle now and then. What I… Continue reading →

moronic comment of the month – comparing abortion to slavery

In a place where it [abortion] is already illegal, it is probably best to keep it that way. In a place where it is legal and common, I doubt there is much that… Continue reading →

emotion-free abortion arguments

The argument [for abortion] is remarkably straightforward and emotion-free. (John Zande on Random Thoughts) Makagutu links to a very interesting article in his post On Abortion, which has numerous examples of anti-abortion women believing… Continue reading →

a nice idea about working together

One of the sad issues about minority groups is that we are all trying to struggle out from underneath the controlling blanket of oppression and discrimination. Whether we are women, black, disabled people,… Continue reading →

the smear campaign on BLM

My pastor’s views are still developing (which is not the same undeveloped) on all the related issues, but yesterday he explicitly denounced “Black Lives Matter” as an ungodly secular movement whose objectives are… Continue reading →

jesus wants a selfish society

Over at Apologetics and Agape, there’s a fantastic video about how socialism teaches people to be selfish. The video suggests that if humans are given health, educational or financial support beyond the age of… Continue reading →

when Black lives don’t matter

And ThugLivesMatter BlackLivesMatter protesters? I’ll call them what they are, too: ASSCLOWNS. Blogger VR Kaine is in a bit of a pickle about his recent post lambasting Black Lives Matter. I tried to… Continue reading →

I don’t believe in monsters

I don’t believe in monsters, because life is not two-dimensional, good versus evil. Life is a complex weave of circumstance, judgement calls on limited facts, and subtle indoctrination. I don’t believe in monsters,… Continue reading →

comment of the month – guns and fear

For those of us fortunate enough to live without weapons and who feel no need to possess them, it’s very difficult to get someone to even imagine what that might be like. Once experienced,… Continue reading →

love & security or leadership & authority?

There is a crisis in our country and it’s really not about guns, it’s about leadership, role models, and authority. It often does begin with boys in fatherless homes, deprived of any masculine… Continue reading →