September 11, 2016
“Mourn the dead, Fight like hell for the living.” — Mother Jones There are scads of 9/11 memorial images and memes online, but I wanted to share just a few that I really liked. Like!0
Tags: 9/11, memorial of 2001 terrorist attack, never forget, Pentagon, September 11th, Somerset PA, Twin Towers
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September 4, 2016
“It’s difficult to agree on secure borders without realizing that Donald Trump is the only candidate that has the spine, conviction and love for America to do what is necessary.” — Dan Celia, “Trump’s Immigration Plan is a Winner” The subject of immigration, and particularly of illegal immigration, into the U.S. has been a hot […]
Tags: 2016 presidential elections, border wall, build a wall, Donald Trump, illegal drug trade, illegal immigrants cost taxpayers money, illegal immigration, immigration policy, international relations, LifeZette, make the cartels pay, Mexican government, Mexican people, Mexico, President Pena Nieto, remittances, trade partners, U.S.-Mexico border, use seized drug assets, visas
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August 28, 2016
“Bang! Zoom! To the Moon!” Did you miss it? Splashdown! Just a couple days ago, SpaceX’s Dragon capsule came home after spending over a month at the International Space Station (ISS). This mission was the 9th (out of a planned 20 under contract) since 2012, when Dragon “became the first commercial spacecraft in history to […]
Tags: arstechnica, beyond Earth orbit, Bob Richards, Commercial Crew Program, commercial spaceflight, commercialization of space, Dragon capsule, Elon Musk, Florida Today, Google Lunar X Prize, IDA-2 docking ring, International Space Station, ISS, lunar resources, Moon Express, MoonEx, MX-1 lander, NASA, new industry, private space mission, privately-funded lunar mission, SpaceX
Posted in Politics, Politics & Science, Science |
August 21, 2016
I recently began reading Redeeming Science: A God-Centered Approach (2006) by Vern S. Poythress. The first few chapters are what you might call foundational for the discussion in the rest of the book. Some of it is good, some I find dry or not sure I totally agree or understand. But, that’s OK. I suspect […]
Tags: anti-Christian oppression, educational approach, homeschooling, parental choice, private school, public education, Redeeming Science, secularism, secularist influences, state-controlled education, state-controlled schools, tax credits, Vern Poythress, vouchers, worldview clashes
Posted in Politics, Politics & Science, Science |
August 14, 2016
“If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.” — Sun Tzu One of the biggest issues in national security today is what to do — what can be done? — about the rise in terrorism. Specifically, the terrorism that is perpetrated and supported by those who hold to a […]
Tags: defeating radical Islam, Dr. David Grantham, fighting Islamist tyranny, Fox News, Lt. Col. Allen West, Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn, Michael Ledeen, NCPA, opinion piece, The Field of Fight
Posted in Politics, Politics & Religion, Religion |
August 7, 2016
“We already have creeping Sharia law in this country.” — Mark Levin, political commentator, author, and radio host By now, we’ve all heard Khizr Khan’s speech (or part of it) at the Democratic National Convention, including his critical comments directed at Donald Trump and his ideas about banning Muslim immigrants. Khan had every right to […]
Tags: 14th Amendment, Civil Rights Act, Clintons, creeping Sharia, Dennis Michael Lynch, DNC, Donald Trump, Equal Protection Clause, equal protection of the laws, equal protection under the law, extremist, freedoms under the law, Gold Star family, Islamic fundamentalism, Islamic law, Khizr Khan, kitman, Koran, laying for the cause, Newmax, Quran, Shari'ah, Sharia in the U.S., sharia law, Sunnah, taqiyya, Team DML, U.S. Constitution
Posted in Politics, Politics & Religion, Religion |
July 31, 2016
“Government is instituted for the common good; for the protection, safety, prosperity, and happiness of the people; and not for profit, honor, or private interest of any one man, family, or class of men; therefore, the people alone have an incontestable, unalienable, and indefeasible right to institute government; and to reform, alter, or totally change […]
Tags: A Comprehensive Policy Agenda for a New Administration in 2017, American values, balanced budget, Blueprint for Reform, budget reform, Congress, Constitutional conservatism, equal opportunity, flat tax, free enterprise, Heritage Foundation, individual freedoms, Joe Scudder, John Adams quote, limited government, national security, next presidential administration, pro-business, pro-growth, pro-marriage, rebuild the military, reduce regulatory burden, regulatory reform, repeal harmful laws, strong economy, strong national defense, tax reform, welfare reform
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July 24, 2016
“We have reached a situation where a theory has been accepted as fact by some, and possible contrary evidence is shunted aside. [This is] mythology rather than science.” — Robert Shapiro, OOL researcher and gadfly to naturalist orthodoxy, Origins: A Skeptic’s Guide to the Creation of Life on Earth (1987) You may have expected a […]
Tags: abiogenesis, amino acids, atmospheric science, biochemistry, chemical evolution, dishonest textbooks, disproven theories, Earth's primordial atmosphere, Fuz Rana, geochemistry, geology, geophysics, geosciences, glycine and alanine, Harold Urey, Icons of Evolution, Jonathan Wells, life's building blocks, Miller-Urey experiment, naturalist orthodoxy, naturalistic indoctrination, needs for life chemistry, neutral atmosphere, OOL, Oparin-Haldane hypothesis, origin-of-life research, Origins of Life, outdated biology texts, prebiotic soup, reducing atmosphere, Robert Shapiro quote, Stanley Miller, Stephen Meyer
Posted in Science |
July 17, 2016
“That languages change over time is one of the strongest arguments either for the revision of older Bible translations or for completely new translations.” — Dr. James White, The King James Only Controversy I am sure that some who love the King James Version (KJV) will immediately be defensive. (Especially if they are KJV Onlyist, […]
Tags: archaic language, awkward phrasing, Byzantine Text, critical text, early manuscripts, Edwin Palmer, Essential Guide to Bible Versions, inferior texts, James White, King James Version, KJV, late manuscripts, Majority Text, modern Bible translations, Nestle-Aland, New Testament, Old Testament, outdated language, Philip Comfort, Textus Receptus, TR, UBS
Posted in Religion |
July 10, 2016
“I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear.” — Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The past few days have been terrible for us all to witness, but especially for those close to the events or who otherwise feel a strong connection to the victims. First, there were the […]
Tags: 2nd Amendment, Adam Painchaud, Alton Sterling, are cops racist?, Black Lives Matter, concealed carry, Dallas cop shootings, Heather MacDonald, Kellon Nixon, Philando Castile, police encounter, police shoot unarmed, racial tensions in America, Ryan Bomberger, Sen. Tim Scott
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