Posted in Christianity on August 2, 2007 | No Comments »
When I was in Dollywood in June, my sister and I heard the Kingdom Heirs. In between hard-selling their new album they actually sang some good songs.
I downloaded my favourite song of theirs from iTunes, and I have to say if you ever need a pick me up or just a smile, I suggest [...]
Posted in Christianity on July 30, 2007 | 7 Comments »
But I will if I have to.
David Oatney on Saturday
We are fortunate to have a growing blogging community in Tennessee that is becoming more and more influential. Note that the most influential among them tend to be those who act on the convictions about which they proudly write in ways both great and small for [...]
Posted in Christianity, disorder in the house, libertarianism on July 26, 2007 | 11 Comments »
I guess we’re having this conversation again. As a conservative libertarian who swims in a sea of liberals, I’m used to being thought ‘wrong’ or ’stupid’ or ‘misguided’. Goes with the territory, I suppose.
On the 4th of July I had a conversation with a 9-year old who seemed to understand the concept of [...]
Posted in Christianity, they say Jesus will find you wherever you go on July 4, 2007 | 15 Comments »
***Angry Vent Ahead. Read With Caution***
I’m a Christian. I’ve been one since I was four years old. Being a Christian isn’t easy, because not only do you have to be a human being in the hard world, you are also supposed to live holy. Set apart. It’s a process and a struggle. [...]
Posted in Christianity on June 18, 2007 | 4 Comments »
I talked about this a wee bit at NiT, but that blog isn’t “Christian” and this one “is”. So I’m going to address another part of Sam Davidson’s rant against home ec courses at Seminary here.
Sam says:
Like a lot of moves made by Southwestern since the arrival of Paige Patterson, this one is absurd. [...]
Posted in Christianity, they say Jesus will find you wherever you go on May 15, 2007 | 26 Comments »
So here we are having conversations–good conversations–about Christianity, Mysticism, the saving grace of the Blood of Christ and other little faith items.
Then God has to go and provide a little test case.
Jerry Falwell’s train made it’s final stop today. Some people are sad, some are happy.
I didn’t like Jerry Falwell. I think [...]
Posted in Christianity, books, poor poor pitiful me, the Kat'll all have brucellosis, they say Jesus will find you wherever you go on May 14, 2007 | 43 Comments »
Jeffrey started this conversation over at his blog, not knowing that he’d strike at least three of my nerves simultaneously. How can I ignore any conversation that deals with
The heresy of the “health and wealth”/”name it and claim it” false teachers
The death of mysticism in the Christian Church
The complete misunderstanding of the nature and [...]
Posted in Christianity, for the shamefaced love of the ugly vice, they say Jesus will find you wherever you go on May 14, 2007 | 11 Comments »
There will be strong language and strong thoughts ahead, so only jump into this if you’re so inclined.
Posted in Christianity, jeannie needs a shooter, libertarianism, poor poor pitiful me on May 10, 2007 | 14 Comments »
Ron Paul, Penn Jillette and I are all “Terrorists” according to the State of Alabama.
The Alabama Department of Homeland Security has recently constructed a website that defines Domestic Terrorists as those who oppose a strong federal government.
Funny, but I thought Domestic Terrorists were people who blew up stuff. I thought Libertarians were [...]
Posted in Christianity, libertarianism, politics on May 8, 2007 | 66 Comments »
This is going to be a long one. And I’ve discovered the “More” tool, so I’m overusing it.
On this eve of the possible execution of Phillip Workman, I need to go on record with a FAQ about how and why I am for the death penalty, even though I believe in the sanctity of life. [...]
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