Kind of reminds one of 'spiritual warfare'. Those that are sharing their faith, doing good interpersonal apologetics and seeing lives changed and dignified are often demonized and intentionally misunderstood in those large parts of the university and journalism careers that are affected by emotivism, naturalism, and radical relativisms. You might enjoy these censored ads.
The vets are saying. Or view this one of the parents of fallen soldiers who apparently can't buy ad time in Minnesota that national media gave Cindy Sheehan for free. Click here.
Apparently some Democrats in MN are saying these should not be allowed to speak, and this link provides a brief response to such. Click here.
I found this article and the link to the advert by parents of Iraq vets who do not apparently measure-up to the 'Cindy Sheehan gold standard' of objectivity in the Paul Wellstone funeral dignifying State of Minnesota, quite interesting.
Tuesday, February 21, 2006
Tuesday, February 14, 2006
Valentines Day
A Valentines Present just for you. Perhaps a bit rough but the context was a university graduate student conversation related to marriage.
Friday, February 10, 2006
SuperBowl Ads all in one place online
In case you haven't seen them yet...the Superbowl Ads online are HERE.
I will admit to having a (sick?) sense of humor at times and will tell you (at no small 'sensitivity risk') that my favorites were all in the first quarter and were in order of funny (again, just to me) #1 funny Fedex, #2 maybe because of the magic-theme, the Rube Goldberg motiff, or the imbicilic actions of the guys, it was the Bud Lite Man in Kitchen, 'magic fridge'. LOL.
I will admit to having a (sick?) sense of humor at times and will tell you (at no small 'sensitivity risk') that my favorites were all in the first quarter and were in order of funny (again, just to me) #1 funny Fedex, #2 maybe because of the magic-theme, the Rube Goldberg motiff, or the imbicilic actions of the guys, it was the Bud Lite Man in Kitchen, 'magic fridge'. LOL.
Cartoon Riots, the secular 'Crusade' against religion
Did you see in WND.com that the US Supreme Court has an 'image' of Mohammed with sword engraved in its wall? Clearly it is meant to be repectful of people associated with moral law. But if the radicals' issue is; 'no image of the prophet or riot' then what now...
http://wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=48695
See article above. It kind of makes one want to post the cartoons not to condone them but to say, "Here's what we don't like about secularist treatment of religion in general and what is causing shame versus law-based societies to 'kill and vandalize by association', just FYI." Then just to make the point of relative safety by association, put up the picture from the U.S. Supreme Court (see above) along side it. (-:
Humorously speaking only; If some jihadists, and Iran nuke problem-obfuscating radicals want to vandalize our High Court say..for passing Roe v Wade and doing so right in the presence of a picture of the 'prophet', well...OK..they'd be wrong and in some very deep water.. LOL... It kind of puts the 'evils' of the peaceful, pro-life, 'Operation Rescue' protesters and their nonviolent, sit-ins, to protect human life in perspective, doesn't it? Oh the troubles of the naturalists/secularists/atheists. May *God* YHWH help them.
OK, some new 'blame evangelicals first' book titles just for fun. "Why do all these people HATE the Euro secularists?" LOL "Why do the rest HATE the secular Euro West?" (-: I guess these are the unasked questions of the day because of course we *all* know they really only hate Bush. "Why do secularists HATE religion?", might be another unasked question. Alas the pits the pagans do seem to perpetually dig for them/our/selves.
BTW, I think the cartoon of Mo. with the bomb in his turbin is clearly disrespectful. Honestly. I do. I don't care for it at all. I'm not sure it goes to the level of depictions of Deity (Jesus) on the cross, submerged in human urine and funded by the National Endowment for the Arts or the ones of other Christian revered depictions smeared with Elephant dung and likewise funded, but yes I find it in poor taste and worthy of the secular Euro elites making a sincere apology for publishing. What a wake up call for them. Suppose they might stop demonizing the war on terror? Doubt it. See the cartoons (most of which are benign imho) here.
http://wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=48674 but really the other link above, to the Supreme Court is the one that really has me chuckling inside. And of enormous surprise I'm sure to the secularists who seem to control the mainstream, western media, it was actually put there long before Alito, Roberts, Scalia, and Thomas. Imagine! LOL uncontrolably.
http://wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=48695
See article above. It kind of makes one want to post the cartoons not to condone them but to say, "Here's what we don't like about secularist treatment of religion in general and what is causing shame versus law-based societies to 'kill and vandalize by association', just FYI." Then just to make the point of relative safety by association, put up the picture from the U.S. Supreme Court (see above) along side it. (-:
Humorously speaking only; If some jihadists, and Iran nuke problem-obfuscating radicals want to vandalize our High Court say..for passing Roe v Wade and doing so right in the presence of a picture of the 'prophet', well...OK..they'd be wrong and in some very deep water.. LOL... It kind of puts the 'evils' of the peaceful, pro-life, 'Operation Rescue' protesters and their nonviolent, sit-ins, to protect human life in perspective, doesn't it? Oh the troubles of the naturalists/secularists/atheists. May *God* YHWH help them.
OK, some new 'blame evangelicals first' book titles just for fun. "Why do all these people HATE the Euro secularists?" LOL "Why do the rest HATE the secular Euro West?" (-: I guess these are the unasked questions of the day because of course we *all* know they really only hate Bush. "Why do secularists HATE religion?", might be another unasked question. Alas the pits the pagans do seem to perpetually dig for them/our/selves.
BTW, I think the cartoon of Mo. with the bomb in his turbin is clearly disrespectful. Honestly. I do. I don't care for it at all. I'm not sure it goes to the level of depictions of Deity (Jesus) on the cross, submerged in human urine and funded by the National Endowment for the Arts or the ones of other Christian revered depictions smeared with Elephant dung and likewise funded, but yes I find it in poor taste and worthy of the secular Euro elites making a sincere apology for publishing. What a wake up call for them. Suppose they might stop demonizing the war on terror? Doubt it. See the cartoons (most of which are benign imho) here.
http://wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=48674 but really the other link above, to the Supreme Court is the one that really has me chuckling inside. And of enormous surprise I'm sure to the secularists who seem to control the mainstream, western media, it was actually put there long before Alito, Roberts, Scalia, and Thomas. Imagine! LOL uncontrolably.
Thursday, February 02, 2006
The United States Senate is the problem.
The polls say people are upset with Congress. They also said our current President would lose the election both times. Nevertheless I believe people are upset with PART of Congress and that part is the United States Senate. Sure Kennedy and Durbin have led the parade of imbiciles in 'over the top' rhetoric, but even RINOs (Republicans In Name Only) like Arlen Specter and others who tout 'super duper' precedence and such are really 'leading' and manifestly manipulative. Someone is buying these guys a lot of carrots or threatening them with big sticks to get them to do such crazed performances.
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