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Category Archives: Christianity
Supporting traditional marriage at Chick-fil-A
Day 346 of 1000 Christian had his chemistry final this morning. This is not a post semester celebration because Christian has one more lab and Kelly has her final tomorrow. They are at Chick-fil-A to celebrate traditional marriage and support … Continue reading
Indoctrination at NCSU
The kids have orientation at NCSU today. So far they have heard about all the special benefits people receive solely because of the color of their skin or their sexual behavior choices. It is a good thing they are Mexican … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, culture, Education, Socialization
Tagged indoctrination, NCSU, political correctness
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Rodney Starks’ The Triumph of Christianity
Day 323 of 1000 The last issue of World Magazine had an article on the most recent Rodney Stark book, the Triumph of Christianity. I have read other books he has authored: The Rise of Christianity, The Victory of Reason, … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, culture, Education
Tagged Rodney Start, The Triumph of Christianity
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Understanding the Times–Thank you David Noebel
Day 313 of 1000 Lately, our family talks about world views, morality, and world events more than has been normal for us in the past. I think this is because of the election in Mexico on Sunday, the election in … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, culture, Education, Family, Homeschool, Politics, Socialization
Tagged David A. Noebel, Understanding the Times
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We are just not that important
Day 311 of 1000 I happened onto a great article by David French at NRO this afternoon. I very much encourage you to read the whole thing. It was about who unimportant we are. it very much resonated with me. … Continue reading
Stepan tells a little of his story
Stepan stopped by my desk again and told me a little story about his great grandfather, Nikolai, who was originally from the Ukraine. Nikolai was a successful, small family farmer. So successful, it turns out, that In the 1930′s, Stalin’s … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Family, Politics, Work
Tagged concentration camp, Finland, Murmansk, Russia, Sovet Union, Stalin, Stepan
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Religious authorities and secular involvement
Day 107 of 1000 (213.7 lbs.) I still say The Other McCain is a trainwreck, but he really nails one of my pet peeves today. His description of how Jesus dealt with religious authorities seems to be spot on. The … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Christianity, Politics
Tagged Gonzo Journalism, Jesus, Oregon, Smitty, The Other McCain
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Life is good during this cultural decline even if we do not understand it properly
Day 88 of 1000 I subscribe to Hillsdale College‘s free monthly speech digest, Imprimis. It is a pamphlet size publication that advocates for conservative principles. I think I must have signed up for a periodic email titled “In the News” … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Business, Christianity, Education
Tagged Gary Wolfram, Imprimis, Media Research Center, Monty Python, Occupy Wallstreet
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The commie prof promulgates the preeminence of the Gospel of Thomas
Well, the commie prof is at it again. Christian called me after class today to tells us their professor had told them that all the other gospels were based on the Gnostic Gospel of Thomas that is dated from around … Continue reading
Continued conversation with the kid’s commie teacher
Day 81 of 1000 As many already know, Kelly and Christian take a “writing” class at the community college where the dear leader of the class lectures on the evils of all things Christian, the beauty of communism and atheism, … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Education, Homeschool, Politics
Tagged Commie professor, Evolution, Greg Koukl, Paul Johnson, Rodney Stark, William Dembski, Wintery Knight
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