1.
Rabbi D.B. Ganz: To Support or Not to Support Egypt
2.
Joe Messina: Institutions of Higher Learning... About Sex
3.
Chad Hovind: Christians
against Obamacare
4.
John LeBoutillier: We Now Live in a Lawless Country with D.C. Helping Itself at
the Expense of the American People
To
Support or Not to Support Egypt
By
Rabbi
D.B. Ganz ... just back from the Middle East
I
respectfully dispute the administration’s grasp of the recent events in Egypt.
First of all, it is not true that the U.S. policy is to only support "good
guys" in Egypt like Morsi. Mubarak was a very brutal despot, yet the U.S.
sent him aid for 30 years. Furthermore, Morsi is not a "good guy" -
not by any stretch of the imagination. While it is true that Morsi was elected
democratically, so too was Adolph Hitler. Hitler won an election, but soon
thereafter, he dismantled Germany's democracy and became its supreme ruler.
Morsi was in the midst of doing almost the exact same thing when he was finally
ousted; he had already legally become Egypt's dictator for life, and he was
busy neutering the judiciary and legislature. Accordingly, if Mubarak and Morsi
were supported unhesitatingly, the same should apply to the present Egyptian
Army. There are, however, two entirely different reasons for why the U.S.
should fully support Egypt's current rulers. They have to do with morality and safety. [more...]
Institutions
of Higher Learning... About Sex
By
Joe
Messina
We
expect colleges to hand out information at the beginning of the
school year about dealing with the anxiety of attending college,
how to manage your time, or how to study. But if you plan to attend the College of
Charleston, one of the first introductions you will receive is "Find your
Erotic self" - in comic book form! This comic book is a memoir about a
woman coming to terms with her sexual identity and her closeted gay father who
had a relationship with an underage male babysitter. This helps prepare our young adults for the
"real world?" What does this have to do with entering college and
excelling in a career? Shouldn’t I find "myself” before I find my “erotic
self?" How about I find my dorm room first and then the bookstore? A
grocery store would be nice and even the nearest clinic or dry cleaner.
Somewhere, about 400 items down on the list might be a comic
book that explores gender and sexuality issues. [more...]
Christians against Obamacare
By
Chad Hovind
MSNBC
host Ed Schultz says anyone who disagrees with Obamacare is a "phony Christian"
who doesn't want to be his brother's keeper. As the author of Godonomics, where I
lay out multiple moral reasons why one might be against Obamacare, let
me correct Ed. On Schultz's misquoting of the Bible with his reference to
being our "brother's keeper" - the Bible NEVER advocates being our
brother's keeper. The only time the phrase is used, is by Cain right
after he killed his brother. When advocating taking care of your brother,
it is best not to quote the guy who killed his brother. Actually, the Bible
advocates "carrying each other's burdens" while affirming each person
"carry their own load." [a few moral reasons why a Christian might reject
Obamacare...]
We
Now Live in a Lawless Country with D.C. Helping Itself at the Expense of the
American People
This
week the POLITICAL
INSIDERS pulled back the veil to show how we have become a country of
men, not laws. We are now a lawless country with the political class doing anything
they can to help themselves at the expense of the American people. To see the
shows, go to Monday, Sunday,
Pt. I, Sunday, Pt. 2.
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