Taking on the idols
If you push a negative hard enough, it will push through and become a positive. Alinsky’s Rule #10 American conservatives never really learn. They study their own past defeats and mistakes, they analyze them, they discover the ingenious and devious ways in which their enemies have worked below the radar while laying smoke screens for the public, and they write […]
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“When an opponent comes forward, move in and greet him; if he wants to pull back, send him on his way.” Morihei Ueshiba, the Founder of Aikido There is no good move for the Republicans on immigration now. First, despite all the screams to the contrary, they know that Obama is within the limits of the law when he made […]
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As of November 2014, reports of the GOP having majority in the Senate are everywhere. From your lowly blogs, to the mainstream news, Conservatives are celebrating a step away from tyrannical government and Obama’s liberal agenda. At least that’s what I would have said a few years ago. After my involvement in Georgia Republican Party politics and Deutsche Bank Credit […]
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Once upon a time there were a few greedy men. These men loved money. They loved money so much that they were always trying to make more money in evil ways. They would lie, steal, and even hurt others to get more money. They loved money. One evening as they were sitting around their fire, sipping on fine liquor, one […]
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I can understand Paul Craig Roberts’s desire to find as many allies as possible in the war against the destructive alliance of Democrats and neocons that dominates politics at Federal level in the US. In a time when it seems that there is no hope for restoring America to what she has been just 30 years ago – let alone […]
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First there were the nine thousand Central American children who were being smuggled through the border. Nine thousand, enough to make the American economy collapse. Then they were fifteen thousand, or may be forty thousand. Then they were not children but grown up teenagers, all tattooed members of Mexican gangs. Then they were 100,000 Mexican gang members being shipped into […]
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Many individuals have their own idea and opinions about what good and evil are. Some individuals even have varying degrees of good and evil. For some, adultery is not that evil if it were done in revenge and physical assault is justified if one were being slandered. To state that evil is “the opposite of good” is insufficient and just silly; […]
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Is the U.S. Constitution “Christian” in the sense that it reflects a Christian worldview? Odd as it may seem, there’s been a good bit of controversy over that question among Reformed and theonomic Christians since the document was first signed on “the Seventeenth Day of September in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty seven.” This […]
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“If it doesn’t hurt anyone else, then it’s ok.”, is the common phrase used to defend practices such as sodomy (homosexuality), drunkenness, and sexual promiscuity. It may be true that there is typically no immediate consequences to such sins, however Paul describes the consequences of sin as wages, something that is earned later down the road. “For the wages of […]
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Can Christians Smoke Weed? The process of maturing as a Christian has finally brought me to the question, can Christians smoke weed? When I first became a Christian I was afraid of alcohol. I was brought up to believe that it was best to avoid it because of all the trouble it caused. I would never say it was a […]
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