Category Archives: religion
2 Cents Worth On Life Its Ownself
Lot’s of thoughts to pass along today from the headlines of our times and times past….. If the Individual mandate is held to be constitutional then we truly will have passed from a system of limited government to a parliamentary … Continue reading
Filed under business, Economics, Foreign Affairs, government, history, Politics, religion, Socialized Medicine
Economic Free Lunches And Tooth Fairies
The White House has made its pronouncement regarding the demand that religious institutions must provide contraceptive medicines and devices for all employees. We all know that they have modified that version by now saying that the institution itself will not … Continue reading
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2 Cents Worth On Life Its Ownself
Let’s go to the bargain basement for some grand ideas and pricey thoughts. So green jobs are the boon of tomorrow. Maybe so. But in the meantime Solynda takes a dive after getting a 535 million loan guarantee only last … Continue reading
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2 Cents Worth On Life Its Ownself
Maybe we should start charging a few sprinkles of gold dust for these pearls of wisdom but for now we’ll hold firm at our bargain prices. There have been many comments about a couple of the Supreme Court Justices recusing … Continue reading
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2 Cents Worth On Life Its Ownself
cool peaches frest on sliced into a bowl of vanilla ice cream. About this time 150 years ago Robert E. Lee was making his way back to Virginia from Texas w All we have to do is wait for a … Continue reading
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Can We Relate To Those Who Believe In Blasphemy Laws?
There is a lot of interesting news that is reported on the back pages of your newspaper. More importantly that news is often critical to understanding our world and the threats that we face in the West from those with a radically … Continue reading
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Iraq Insurgency And The German Resistance–Lessons Pro And Con
There are striking similarities between the insurgency fight we have faced in Iraq over the last few years and the difficulties we had in Germany after the War. There are some differences too, but more on that later. After VE … Continue reading
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The Old Neighborhood–Fini
We had a really large elm tree in the back yard. I loved climbing up into it. It was like going into a different world for kids. You could see around the neighborhood and you felt like it was your … Continue reading
Theology And Baptist Belief
The Baptist are a cantankerous and contentious religious group. To understand that you need to appreciate the differences between Baptist “belief” and most other Protestant denominations and the Catholic Church. The Catholics, Methodists, Anglicans, Episcopalians, and most others have a central … Continue reading
