Matthew 7:1 is one of the most quoted scriptures in the Bible these days. Even people who do not subscribe to the teachings of the Bible will quickly whip out that passage of scripture and use it as a speed pass to cancel out any criticisms regarding their moral failings. The very Bible that most people today try to dismiss as "out of date", not relative for today, or not to be taken literally is the same Bible these individuals use to deflect criticism of their behavior. Now let's read versus 1 and 2. "Do not judge, or you too will be ...
History found Records of freed Va. slaves placed online History possibly lost (suburbanchicagonews.com) "A property once covered in unique objets d'art and so renowned even the Smithsonian Institution took notice now is slated for demolition. Kane County officials this week took further steps toward tearing down the long-abandoned African-American Heritage Museum and Black Veterans Archives in Aurora Township by approving an application to the Circuit Court for demolition of 'dangerous and/or unsafe building.' 'This is the very beginning stage' of the demolition process, said Mark VanKerkhoff of the county's Development Department. It could be three to four months before the building actually is torn down, ...
TV One to begin Sunday show aimed at blacks NEW YORK (AP) — Roland Martin will anchor a new Sunday public affairs show aimed at a black audience that will debut in September on the TV One network. The "Washington Watch" program aims to tap into a new interest in politics and government due to the election of President Barack Obama, said Johnathan Rodgers, TV One's president and CEO. It debuts Sept. 27 at 11 a.m. ET, and the show will be repeated each week at 5 p.m. Martin, who is also a CNN commentator, will interview newsmakers and members of the Congressional ...
When Antonio Villaraigosa ran for Mayor of Los Angeles a few years ago, most of his platform was based on the fact that he would be the first Hispanic Mayor in 133 years. Question his record beyond the historical narrative and suddenly you found yourself framed as one of "those people" who dislike all Hispanics. Well guess what I saw in the store the other day? That's right! The one time golden child for the Left who was gonna fix Los Angeles just by showing up is now being called a "failure" by a major publication. Just back in 2006, the ...
On the days following the death of Michael Jackson, I read from two sources so-called accounts from Christians that Michael Jackson was in fact a Christian. Now I found the claim quite interesting because I know that MJ had also claimed to be a Muslim, Jehovah Witness and I believe that he also embraced Judaism to some extent. But how was it that all of a sudden folks were claiming that MJ was actually a Christian. Here was the first claim I came across. David Pack for purposedriven.com (The article was removed or moved to another link. But here is the ...
At times there are major stories that have come out of this election cycle that I just simply refuse to address simply because they are just too silly and a complete waste of time. The latest story comes to us in the form of a picture that shows Obama dressed in clothing you would typically find on a Muslim.
Speaking of pictures, Michelle Malkin gives a COMPLETE response to this silly attempt to cast doubt on Obama.
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February 25th, 2008 at 10:57 am
What purpose does it serve to promote pro-Christian and anti-everything different sentiments?
February 25th, 2008 at 11:31 am
Explain.
February 25th, 2008 at 2:53 pm
I meant on the part of Michelle Malkin and others like her.
it is well-known that Obama is a devout Christian yet they carry on with the Osama/Obama and Hussein references. All of this is fear mongering. These right-wing nutjobs profit off of fear and their supporters are blinded by their paranoia and xenophobia. It’s sickening to say the least.
This is why I believe that critical thinkig should be taught in high school at the very latest. Not everyone goes to college and not everyone engages in critical thought.
February 25th, 2008 at 3:02 pm
These right-wing nutjobs profit off of fear and their supporters are blinded by their paranoia and xenophobia. It’s sickening to say the least.
I agree that it is sickening to say the least, but how is this attributed to “right wing nutjobs” when Hillary’s camp initiated it?
Also let’s keep in mind that her camp was also responsible to injecting the race card in South Carolina–not the right. Obama has also played the same card as well (something that the right is accused of doing all the time).
IMO, this was the DUMBEST move she could have made in this part of the campaign season. Her leads in Texas, Ohio and PA may suffer as a result of this nonsense.
February 25th, 2008 at 11:37 pm
The picture is a personal attach so who cares where it started. It should be meaniless in the decision of an intellegent thinking voter. What is dumb is to let it influence your decision to select a strong leader. Very few can lead but many can direct. What do we want a strong leader as President or a Director. My vote will go the one I feel can lead us best regardless of race, color, religious preference , or Democrat or Republican. How about you???
February 26th, 2008 at 8:45 am
Maybe I was all over the place with my last comment (LOL!) but I was really speaking in general of the anti-Islamic sentiments that were displayed early on by Fox Noise and recently with mAnn Coulter.
Billary is looking more and more desperate. Last night I finally saw the video of her “The skies will open” comment mocking Obama and playing into the cultist rhetoric. I know that Obama’s in store for worse if he’s nominated, but I am very disappointed with Hillary.
February 26th, 2008 at 10:11 am
lol
anonymiss: “critical thinkig”