Dominionism and the presidency
Dominionism. Ever heard of it? I hadn’t until today, when CNN’s Jack Cafferty did a piece on it. His question was, “How much does it worry you if both Michele […]
Marriage: yours, mine, and theirs
On CNN’s “State of the Union” this morning, Candy Crowley pressed GOP presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty on the issue of same-sex marriage. She was polite and respectful, but insistent. The […]
NBC and its ‘godless’ U.S. Open
Had I watched the U.S. Open over the weekend, I might have seen the little patriotic montage that NBC ran. But I doubt I would have noticed what seems to […]
So maybe it’s Judgment Day after all
I knew I shouldn’t have been snickering about Judgment Day. It’s not even 6 pm yet in the Mountain Time zone (although it is on the East Coast), and so […]
Call me daft; I’m not into Judgment Day
What are your plans for Saturday? You know, May 21. Judgment Day. The Rapture. As predicted by Harold Camping, a California-based Christian radio broadcaster. Of course, he’s 89 years old […]
Phelps family fails in Miss., targets Royal Wedding
The infamous Phelps family of Westboro Baptist Church traveled all the way to Brandon, Miss., to picket the April 14 funeral of USMC Staff Sgt. Jason Rogers, who was killed […]
Predictable consequences
Reportedly as many as 20 U.N. workers were killed today in Afghanistan during a protest turned violent, and at least two of the dead were beheaded. Demonstrators were protesting the […]
Let’s hope Rep. King doesn’t channel Joe McCarthy
Many American Muslims are fearful about today’s hearing with Congressman Peter T. King (R-NY) presiding. But New York Times op/ed contributor Akbar Akmed, in “Fair to Muslims?, feels the hearings […]
