Archive for April, 2006

IMMIGRATION AND ABSURDITY by Jean Snow

Sunday, April 30th, 2006

Clarity about immigration from somewhere left of center. You may find the following posts about absurdities on the immigration front useful (two are lengthy, maybe a skim will do.)
Usted No Puede

Another Thing To Ponder

Depends On What Your Definition Of “Reform” Is

WEEPING, WAILING AND GNASHING OF TEETH by Jean Snow

Friday, April 28th, 2006

It finally happened. The day I’ve consistently pushed to the back of my mind knowing it would come but hoping that it wouldn’t until I was ready. I hoped that I would escape the day of reckoning. I fooled myself into thinking there was time to repent of my slothful habits. I [...]

THE OIL SHORTAGE ISN’T THE CRUCIAL ONE by Jean Snow

Wednesday, April 26th, 2006

Monday night PBS aired an episode of American Experience about the construction of the Alaska Pipeline. The last “gold� rush on the last frontier. Men and women scrambled to land the jobs that generated mind boggling paychecks. Danger and scandal dogged the project from conception to completion. The final product is for better or [...]

NORTH POLE, ALASKA by Jean Snow

Monday, April 24th, 2006

For five years in the eighties my family lived in a quirky house in the woods on the outskirts of North Pole, Alaska. Known for Santa Claus’ house and, well, that’s about it–this little town of 1600 was in the news over the weekend because of a plot by a group of 7th [...]

THE CALAMITY OF DESPIRITUALIZED HUMANISM

Thursday, April 20th, 2006

In a speech given at Harvard on June 8, 1978, exiled Russian author, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, reviewed the calamities that have eroded the United States and other Western government’s ability to deal with mounting threats and world divisions of our time. The Berlin wall had not yet fallen. The Soviet Union, although crumbling, was still [...]

WE ARE ALL EMBATTLED

Tuesday, April 18th, 2006

I urge Americans, Europeans, and all who cherish religious and personal freedom to awake your drowsy moral heads and understand that we are all embattled and must not take our liberty for granted. We have been coddled and comfortable for so long that we have a hard time imagining that anyone really, seriously [...]

THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENT IN HUMAN HISTORY by Jean Snow and friend

Monday, April 17th, 2006

The resurrection of the Son of God is the most important event in human history. The voluntary suffering for sin and the laying down of His life by God for his children is the greatest love story ever told.
Paul taught: “If there be no resurrection of the dead, then… is our preaching [...]

ANTI-ANNOYING ANNOYANCES BY THE PC ANNOYABLES by Jean Snow

Tuesday, April 11th, 2006

Institutional supression of the right -wing right to express “annoying” opinions is increasingly being challenged in court. Strangely, the ACLU, that paragon of defending the right to be annoying, isn’t responding to the cause (being of the opinion that this is just a ploy to make the religious appear to be persecuted.) It [...]

MISSING LINKS by Jeanne Van Orden

Friday, April 7th, 2006

Tiktaalik. That is the name of a newly discoverd fish/animal whose fossil was recently discoverd on Ellesmere Island, Canada six hundred miles from the north pole. An animal which apparently bridges the gap between fish and land animals.
Of course there are crows of glee from some that this is a terrible blow to [...]

SCIENCE AS RELIGION: A BIT OF SILLINESS OR NOT by Kent Huff

Tuesday, April 4th, 2006

IN THE NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE WE MAY SEE . . .
The fanatical high priests of the new state religion of scientific materialism have gone so far in their demands for reverence for their religion that they have caused themselves a problem.
For practical reasons, in many cases, especially in the lower grades, the same classrooms [...]