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Category Archives: Politics
Abortion, Murder and Christians
I recently took the plunge in the Facebook realm and reconnected with some old school friends. Of all the people I found, David is probably one of my most intriguing friends. He always has interesting questions and today he asked … Continue reading
The Loan
Many years ago I read a book by the late Larry Burkett entitled The Coming Economic Earthquake (out of print so not easy to find). If you’re not familiar with him, it founded Christian Financial Concepts which eventually merged with … Continue reading
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Watching
I really can’t say I was surprised to see McCain lose. If he had, it would have been by a razor thin margin and there would have been explosions of hatred unlike anything this country has ever seen. In some … Continue reading
Palin-dromes and Obamarama
I’ve not been posting politics because I’ve been busy and because, well, John McCain has been about as exciting as watching paint dry. His commercial after Obama’s acceptance speech looked like “Hey, I’m also running!” After having been bashed so … Continue reading
Obama and Change
You have to admire the man. He’s not JFK (JFK wasn’t quite the spinmeister Obama is and he articulated goals, not just rhetoric) but he’s definitely the most spectacular politician I’ve seen in a very long time. But he likes … Continue reading
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