Monthly Archives: May 2010

From Adam to Solomon

Soon after Solomon became king he asked God for wisdom.  Here is how the request is recorded in 1 Kings 3: You have shown great and steadfast love to your servant David my father, because he walked before you in … Continue reading

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One reason by itself that makes worry about the government “fixing” the economy drive me mad

Fix social justice first, sociopaths. Make an on-line slideshow at www.OneTrueMedia.com

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Another government “success” is revealed to be a bubble

The Baltimore Sun reports that education officials have uncovered rampant cheating at George Washington Elementary School. According to the Sun, school administrators may have cheated their way to better test scores, helping them win the prestigious Blue Ribbon Award, reserved … Continue reading

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My Romans lectures can now be downloaded

No, I didn’t make it through the whole book…

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Whiting out the Black Rubric (edited)

“Whereas it is ordained in this Office for the Administration of the Lord’s Supper, that the Communicants should receive the same kneeling; (which order is well meant, for a signification of our humble and grateful acknowledgment of the benefits of … Continue reading

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Do we need the state to outlaw discrimination against marines? What would Rand Paul say?

Web postings claim a Stockton sandwich shop refused to serve Marines at lunch on Monday, and the talk has led to a boycott of the eatery. Calls for the boycott were posted on Facebook pages for the Department of Defense … Continue reading

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Human depravity and political philosophy

Humans are sinful.  This means they often hurt and exploit one another. How does a Christian deal with the problems that arise in society as a result of human depravity? One common response is to recommend civil government. I think … Continue reading

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The Rand Paul hoopla, or Why I Can’t Stand Christian State-Moralists (since someone asked)

Why in God’s name is it legal for KKK and other racist groups to get licenses to use public property to propagate their filth? Oh, I forgot.  Every man, woman, and child has a sacred right to express their views … Continue reading

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A report early in my Stephen King fandom kick

Until a couple of years ago I had read a total of two Stephen King novels, both in high school: The Stand and The Eyes of the Dragon.  He came into town when I was working at Davis Kidd in … Continue reading

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An apology

Sorry this blog has been so dead.  For the moment, motivation is just gone.  Don’t know when things will change.

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