Pastor Ron Garner in his Long Island church *********************************************************************************** It was sunny and 70 degrees when we pulled into the municipal parking lot out back of Wantagh Memorial Congregational Church … Continue reading →
Tea Partiers Today, I stumbled across an article on McClatchy News Services. The story is about a resurgence of energy in the tea party movement and their renewed efforts to reach … Continue reading →
I would never typically write about Glenn Beck. He is repugnant, but is an entertainer that will be the cause of his own tearful, tea-bagging downfall. My tune has changed … Continue reading →
When the story of 10 Americans being held in Haiti for illegally trying to take 33 children across the Dominican border was first reported and quotes from the group’s incarcerated … Continue reading →
It is no secret to those who have read my past posts that I loath David Barton, founder of the Christian revisionist history ministry Wallbuilders. I have know that Mr. … Continue reading →
And so it begins. This morning the AP is reporting that the alleged murderer of Dr. Tiller in Kansas is considering a Voluntary Manslaughter defense. Scott Roeder is charged with … Continue reading →
A judge ruled yesterday that a landmark case challenging California’s gay marriage ban will be shown on YouTube. This is excellent news. Our courts should be open to the people — … Continue reading →
After watching Rachel Maddow interview with Bob Hunter, member of The Family, I decided to repost a piece I wrote last month. A fundamentalist Christian friend and I have an ongoing debate … Continue reading →
After doing a coffee flinging spit take, I now can see Brit Hume’s point, calling on Tiger Woods to cross over to Christianity to redeem himself and get saved. Brit, … Continue reading →
Atheist Ireland has been slapped with a $35,800 fine for violating blasphemy laws. The group was sited after publishing anti-religion quotes by such luminaries as The Pope, Jesus, Muhammad, and … Continue reading →