Posted on March 31, 2008 by larrytemple
It is my contention that if you cannot legislate morality then you cannot legislate. All legislation is the codification of someone’s morality.
Case in point:
Swedish prostitution ban successful
It may be the land of blondes and sexual permissiveness, but a ban on prostitution in Sweden may show other nations how to do it [...]
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Posted on March 30, 2008 by larrytemple
Yesterday, I was privileged to attend Liberty Days. Liberty Days is an annual celebration and reminder of the heritage and liberties we have as Americans. The annual event is hosted by the Erber’s who are a prominent homeschooling family in Illinois and generally it is attended by many Godly homeschooling families here in the midwest. [...]
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Posted on March 24, 2008 by larrytemple
Last week I was able to go to a test screening of the movie “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed” which opens in theaters Friday April 18th.
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All I can say is that Ben Stein has put together a masterful documentary mixing a bit of satire with a serious topic. Ben’s dry humor was perfect for this type [...]
Filed under: Answering Atheism and Evolution, Current Affairs | Tagged: Athiesm, Ben Stein, Expelled the Movie, Intelligent Design | 11 Comments »
Posted on March 22, 2008 by larrytemple
Look to Canada if you want to understand where political correctness will take America. If liberals ever get complete control of the political machinery in this country, this is where they will take us.
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Take a look at these two articles from WorldNetDaily, the first one is titled “Canada Orders Ministry by Christians Shut Down” [...]
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Posted on March 19, 2008 by larrytemple
How long before they bring in the dancers?
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Posted on March 15, 2008 by larrytemple
Christopher Neiswonger has an interesting post at Christian Theology blog (BTW for you TIU folks he is a TIU Law school guy) here is a quote:
Bringing together theology, and law, as you well know, is not at all easy, and antinomianism is overwhelmingly dominant in Christian culture. Part of the problem is that Christians [...]
Filed under: Quotes, Thoughts on Theology | Tagged: Theonomy, Natural Law, antinomianism, General Revelation, Special Revelation | No Comments »
Posted on March 14, 2008 by larrytemple
This is where we are headed if these homosexual totalitarians get a hold the machinery of politics in America (and they are getting closer than ever)
If we think this is just going to go away then we have our head in the sand. These people are MILITANT and they mean business - if you possibly [...]
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Posted on March 10, 2008 by larrytemple
I thought this was worthy of an entry…
I always get a reaction when I hear Christians say things like: “The founding fathers were mostly deists, children of Enlightenment philosophy, and liberals”
A gentleman posted this statement on a blog and I responded:
I mean this respectfully - this is pure historical revisionism…
Here is the truth:
“Among the [...]
Filed under: America’s Christian Heritage, Miscellaneous, Politics | Tagged: American Christianity, Calvinists, Deism, Founding Fathers | 10 Comments »
Posted on March 8, 2008 by larrytemple
This is Priceless…
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Posted on March 8, 2008 by larrytemple
Here are a few excerpts from the book by Bruce Shortt titled “The Harsh Truth About Public Schools” published by the Chalcedon Foundation. These excerpts deal with the effects and over use of ritalin in the government schools and how teachers as agents of the state can accuse you of “child abuse and neglect” if [...]
Filed under: Education / Homeschooling | Tagged: Bruce Shortt, Public Schools, Ritalin, Ritalin's Side Effects, The Harsh Truth About Public Schools | 1 Comment »