There are no sources that state a stroke will cause a change in political views. Since you support it, then you are responsible for finding a citation. If after 1 week of this message, you do not provide a citation from a trustworthy source that strokes cause a change in political views, then I will remove it. brenden 13:48, 17 June 2013 (EDT)
There are plenty of sources that show a stroke can affect the brain in all sorts of ways. Both cognitively [1] including problem solving issues, which can be political, as well as personality-wise [2]. It even specifically mentions "guilt, despair, anger, shame and depression" exactly what homosexuals suffer from. AngusT 19:51, 17 June 2013 (EDT)Tuesday, September 10, 2013
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(Difference between revisions)==Stroke and Changes in Political views====Stroke and Changes in Political views==There are no sources that state a stroke will cause a change in political views. Since you support it, then you are responsible for finding a citation. If after 1 week of this message, you do not provide a citation from a trustworthy source that strokes cause a change in political views, then I will remove it. [[User:Brenden|brenden]] 13:48, 17 June 2013 (EDT)There are no sources that state a stroke will cause a change in political views. Since you support it, then you are responsible for finding a citation. If after 1 week of this message, you do not provide a citation from a trustworthy source that strokes cause a change in political views, then I will remove it. [[User:Brenden|brenden]] 13:48, 17 June 2013 (EDT):There are plenty of sources that show a stroke can affect the brain in all sorts of ways. Both cognitively [http://www.strokeassociation.org/STROKEORG/LifeAfterStroke/RegainingIndependence/EmotionalBehavioralChallenges/Cognitive-Challenges-After-Stroke_UCM_309904_Article.jsp] including problem solving issues, which can be political, as well as personality-wise [http://www.strokeassociation.org/STROKEORG/LifeAfterStroke/RegainingIndependence/EmotionalBehavioralChallenges/Personality-Changes-After-Stroke_UCM_309905_Article.jsp]. It even specifically mentions "guilt, despair, anger, shame and depression" exactly what homosexuals suffer from. [[User:AngusT|AngusT]] 19:51, 17 June 2013 (EDT)
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(Difference between revisions)==Stroke and Changes in Political views====Stroke and Changes in Political views==There are no sources that state a stroke will cause a change in political views. Since you support it, then you are responsible for finding a citation. If after 1 week of this message, you do not provide a citation from a trustworthy source that strokes cause a change in political views, then I will remove it. [[User:Brenden|brenden]] 13:48, 17 June 2013 (EDT)There are no sources that state a stroke will cause a change in political views. Since you support it, then you are responsible for finding a citation. If after 1 week of this message, you do not provide a citation from a trustworthy source that strokes cause a change in political views, then I will remove it. [[User:Brenden|brenden]] 13:48, 17 June 2013 (EDT):There are plenty of sources that show a stroke can affect the brain in all sorts of ways. Both cognitively [http://www.strokeassociation.org/STROKEORG/LifeAfterStroke/RegainingIndependence/EmotionalBehavioralChallenges/Cognitive-Challenges-After-Stroke_UCM_309904_Article.jsp] including problem solving issues, which can be political, as well as personality-wise [http://www.strokeassociation.org/STROKEORG/LifeAfterStroke/RegainingIndependence/EmotionalBehavioralChallenges/Personality-Changes-After-Stroke_UCM_309905_Article.jsp]. It even specifically mentions "guilt, despair, anger, shame and depression" exactly what homosexuals suffer from. [[User:AngusT|AngusT]] 19:51, 17 June 2013 (EDT)
There are no sources that state a stroke will cause a change in political views. Since you support it, then you are responsible for finding a citation. If after 1 week of this message, you do not provide a citation from a trustworthy source that strokes cause a change in political views, then I will remove it. brenden 13:48, 17 June 2013 (EDT)
There are plenty of sources that show a stroke can affect the brain in all sorts of ways. Both cognitively [1] including problem solving issues, which can be political, as well as personality-wise [2]. It even specifically mentions "guilt, despair, anger, shame and depression" exactly what homosexuals suffer from. AngusT 19:51, 17 June 2013 (EDT)Talk:Marriage
(Difference between revisions)This article doesn't say anything about those who are single and not in a relationship. How come the article doesn't say anything about the proper age to be married? (I.e. being unmarried at 18 is normal, being unmarried by 25 is a 50-50 choice, being unmarried by 30 means you need to settle down, and being unmarried by 40 means you're a complete loser with no social skills.) Being unmarried by a certain age erodes the institution of marriage just as much as being homosexual or cohabitating without being married. There should be some coverage of this. --[[User:Elkman|Elkman]] 10:58, 14 February 2008 (EST)This article doesn't say anything about those who are single and not in a relationship. How come the article doesn't say anything about the proper age to be married? (I.e. being unmarried at 18 is normal, being unmarried by 25 is a 50-50 choice, being unmarried by 30 means you need to settle down, and being unmarried by 40 means you're a complete loser with no social skills.) Being unmarried by a certain age erodes the institution of marriage just as much as being homosexual or cohabitating without being married. There should be some coverage of this. --[[User:Elkman|Elkman]] 10:58, 14 February 2008 (EST)Better to wait til you're 50 and in love to marry, than marry cause you're a "certain age." True love isn't easy to find. We should stray from generalizations like those as each situation is different. --DavidS 02:13, 18 June 2013 (EDT)== Mistake in Newsweek article info ==== Mistake in Newsweek article info ==
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if (window.showTocToggle) { var tocShowText = "show"; var tocHideText = "hide"; showTocToggle(); }I think we should talk about the various forms of marriage in the Old Testament. Since we allude to the Old Testament by mentioning Adam and Eve, we are opening ourselves up to the charge that we are liberal Christians who pick and choose which parts of the Bible we want to believe. Also, assertions of the "will of God" should be backed up, chapter and verse, with the Word of God. JeffM 17:31, 10 September 2007 (EDT)
As someone who would rather be Biblically correct than politically correct, I agree with you. I'll try to write something in the next few days unless someone wants to beat me to it. DavidE 12:14, 24 September 2007 (EDT) Since no one has objected to Jeff's proposal in this long, I've made the changes. DavidE 18:46, 28 September 2007 (EDT)At the moment, the article implies that marriage only exists in cultures that have accepted God in the Christian sense. Maybe some sort of qualifier is in order to specify that this article (currently) only deals with the Christian view of marriage.
Additionally, could we get a cite for at least the "Ancient Rome's decline" part at the bottom? Blaming homosexuality and extramarital sex for the decline of a culture is a fairly strong claim and should at least have one authoritative history source to back it up. --Jenkins 14:06, 24 September 2007 (EDT)
Just wanted to note here a deeply touching explanation by the Republican mayor of San Diego for his recent change of heart over the issue of gay marriage. I realise that 'evolution' is a dirty word on this website for many people, but IMHO this man is an example of how views on the issue of gay marriage are changing. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=SnTwrnKb61Q%20--Britinme 11:09, 26 September 2007 (EDT)
This article doesn't say anything about those who are single and not in a relationship. How come the article doesn't say anything about the proper age to be married? (I.e. being unmarried at 18 is normal, being unmarried by 25 is a 50-50 choice, being unmarried by 30 means you need to settle down, and being unmarried by 40 means you're a complete loser with no social skills.) Being unmarried by a certain age erodes the institution of marriage just as much as being homosexual or cohabitating without being married. There should be some coverage of this. --Elkman 10:58, 14 February 2008 (EST)
Better to wait til you're 50 and in love to marry, than marry cause you're a "certain age." True love isn't easy to find. We should stray from generalizations like those as each situation is different. --DavidS 02:13, 18 June 2013 (EDT)
"A recent Newsweek' article complains that Biblical figures have not provided good historical examples of marriage, on the grounds that Abraham begot Isaac by a maidservant and Jacob had four wives."
The Newsweek article never actually specified the name of the son that Abraham had with his servant, but it was Ishmael, not Isaac, and Jacob only had 2 wives Mikek 11:05, 15 December 2008 (EST)
Was this minor error mine or theirs? Jacob had 13 children by his two wives and his two concubines. This has no effect on the validity of the Newsweek argument. --Ed Poor Talk 12:48, 15 December 2008 (EST) I was trying to avoid coming out and placing blame (would've just modified the article if it was unlocked), but since you asked... your error. The article states only that Abraham slept with his servant, and doesn't mention children at all, and says that Jacob fathered children on 4 women, without mentioning marriage. You're right that it doesn't affect the argument, this was just for accuracy. Mikek 13:13, 15 December 2008 (EST)How do we mention divorce? One atheism advocate - banned for vandalism - mentioned the problem in the intro but did not elaborate. Shall we have a section on the challenges that modern American Christians have maintaining this sacred institution? --Ed Poor Talk 08:51, 31 January 2010 (EST)
Monday, September 9, 2013
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Hi there! I'm ComputerScientist, and I'm a high school student who hopes to study Comp.Sci in college. Currently, I'm in a special IT study program at my high school, so I'm on my way there!
I am living proof that computer nerds can be conservatives too. Don't believe everything the media says about nerds: not all of us are atheist liberals.
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Happy editing, everyone!
Obamacare’s Big Question: What’s It Going To Cost Me?
Americans will be counting to determine whether health care costs change for them under the new law. | B.K. Bangash/APWASHINGTON — The cost of health coverage under Obamacare remains one the biggest mysteries of the nation’s health care overhaul.
But nagging cost questions will slowly be answered this summer as insurers and state officials set 2014 health plan rates for people who buy coverage outside of work or purchase it through small employers.
Those two coverage areas – the individual and small group markets – face the biggest rule and cost changes next year, when the main provisions of the Affordable Care Act finally kick in.
Early rate proposals around the country are a mix of steep hikes and modest increases. The numbers will change in coming months as state and federal regulators use their new authority under the health care law to review rate-hike requests of 10 percent or more and insurers vary their rate proposals based on competitors’ prices.
The new rates and rules for individual and small group coverage won’t directly affect roughly 84 percent of Americans with job-based health insurance – about 125 million people. But the changes will resonate throughout the health insurance universe and will go a long way toward shaping, and possibly changing, public opinion about Obamacare.
“This is a very, very big deal,” said Doug Holtz-Eakin, the president of the American Action Forum, a conservative research center. “The implications are enormous for the future of American health insurance, and its importance is not best measured by the fraction of people currently covered in the small group or individual markets.”
About 24.5 million people have small-group coverage through companies with 50 or fewer employees, according to federal estimates.
Just 15.4 million people purchase individual coverage, according to the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation, a nonprofit health care research center. But that number will increase substantially next year, when premium tax credits become available to help people buy individual coverage through the new online insurance “exchanges” in October.
The individual, or "non-group," market is the most troubled sector. It’s known for high customer dissatisfaction and turnover, high coverage denial rates, lean benefits and premiums that are subject to frequent increases.
The health care law will engineer a complete makeover of individual coverage next year through a series of revisions that are designed to make newly issued policies more generous, accessible, affordable and transparent.
The new rules guarantee access to individual coverage regardless of current or past health problems, require each plan to cover at least 60 percent of costs and limit annual out-of-pocket costs such as co-payments and deductibles.
They also require beefed-up mandatory benefits, limit the amount that older plan members may be charged, outlaw annual benefit-spending limits and no longer allow insurers to vary rates based on a person’s gender, occupation or medical claims history.
Small group plans face the same changes, but they’re more likely to already meet some of the law’s new requirements, such as guaranteed access to coverage. So rate changes in small group plans won’t be as significant as those in the individual market, experts say.
The health law’s “individual mandate” requires all Americans to have health insurance beginning next year or face a fine. The law will bring insurers 25 million new customers over the next decade, according to federal estimates.
The law also requires that all individual and small-group health plans in 2014 cover 10 “essential health benefits,” including substance abuse services, pediatric dental and vision care, mental health treatment and other services often excluded from current policies.
Individual and small group policies that were in effect before the measure was signed into law in March 2010 – known as "grandfathered plans" – aren’t required to meet some of the new rules and consumer protections. Consumers in those plans who want the new protections will have to reinsure under new policies next year.
Premiums: Higher for some, lower for others
Experts say those improved benefits and the guaranteed availability of coverage will increase average premiums for healthy people in the individual market next year.
Those in poor health with the same coverage, however, very likely will see lower rates, on average, as their once-higher premium burden is redistributed among all enrollees. The law prohibits insurers from segregating higher- and lower-cost members into separate risk pools.
A provision that prohibits women from being charged more than men solely because of their sex will shift costs between men and women to eliminate gender variances in states that currently allow it.
New age-rating restrictions that limit older plan members from being charged more than three times as much as younger ones probably will increase individual and small-group premiums for young people and lower them for older people.
With or without the health care overhaul, most experts expect private health insurance premiums to increase next year because of the rising costs. Whether the new law exacerbates or moderates those increases depends on who’s answering the question, what states they’re talking about and which plan members would be affected.
“There are winners and losers in this,” said James O’Connor, a principal at Milliman, an actuarial consulting firm that deals with health care and insurance.
But in New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Vermont and, to a lesser extent, Maine, Washington and Oregon, those same individual-plan premiums might see little or no change and may even decline, O’Connor said. Coverage requirements and consumer protections in those states are already similar to what the new law requires.
Keep in mind that while the improvements in coverage will increase premiums for some, they also may lower out-of-pocket spending for deductibles, coinsurance and co-payments. Increased competition among insurers also will help keep premiums in check.
Rate shock
The prospect of higher premiums has fueled concerns about “rate shock,” in which large numbers of young people – who most likely face the largest premium increases – forgo individual coverage altogether and just pay the fine for violating the individual mandate. If that happens, rates would climb for everyone, experts say.
But tax credits available to individuals and families who earn 133 percent to 400 percent of the federal poverty level will help offset the higher premiums for individual coverage. In 2013, the tax credits would go to individuals who earn roughly $15,300 to $46,000 or to four-person families that earn roughly $31,300 to $94,200.
About two-thirds of people age 30 and under who have no coverage or are enrolled in individual coverage and who won’t qualify for Medicaid – the people most likely to face rate shock – would be eligible, according to estimates by Avalere Health, a health care advisory firm
The tax credits are available only for those who get coverage through the new state insurance exchanges. The amount of the tax credit – which is based on income – is revealed after submitting an online application. The money is sent directly to the applicant’s insurance company to be applied to the premiums.
Young adults who don’t qualify for the tax credit but can’t afford individual coverage will have access to “catastrophic plans,” with lower premiums.
Small group coverage
Individual circumstances will determine whether premiums rise or fall next year for people with small-group or small-employer coverage.
“Groups that are made up of younger, healthy males will tend to have higher rate increases than those groups who are unhealthy or are comprised mainly of older people,” O’Connor said.
And low-cost, small-group plans will see the greatest premium increases, “while those with the greatest decreases will be the high-cost groups,” according to recent congressional testimony by Cori Uccello, a senior health fellow at the American Academy of Actuaries.
The health care law requires that deductibles for small-group plans in 2014 not exceed $2,000 for individuals and $4,000 for families.
While people with individual policies and workers with small-group coverage will experience the biggest cost changes next year, the 125 million other Americans with job-based insurance won’t escape unscathed.
The law imposes taxes on the insurance, pharmaceutical and medical device industries to help pay for expanded Medicaid coverage and premium subsidies. Because they’re nondeductible, those taxes, or a portion of them, very likely will be passed on to all consumers with work-based coverage in the form of higher insurance premiums.
Other factors that will affect premiums next year include geographic cost differences, whether large swaths of employers decide to drop coverage, and the demographics and health status of people who do drop job-based insurance for individual coverage.
The wide range of possibilities underscores the difficulty insurers face in trying to synthesize the new rules, predict their effects and price their products competitively and accurately.
Earl Pomeroy, a former North Dakota Democratic congressman and state insurance commissioner, said insurance companies were facing “the most complicated rating challenge” that he’d ever seen.
“It involves the great unknown,” Pomeroy said. “New systems, new market structures and behavior responses from the population that will be impossible to predict."
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Edward J. Snowden continues to stand up against Obama by declaring today on a live newspaper blog, "Truth is coming, and it cannot be stopped." [1] Why are liberals like Obama so opposed to the public learning the truth?
Jane M. Orient, M.D., Executive Director of Association of American Physicians and Surgeons discusses the Internal Revenue Service administering ObamaCare. [2]
Is the reason why atheists are more likely to commit suicide is that so many of them have bad relationships with their earthly father and their heavenly father?[3] See: Paul Vitz and Atheism and suicide
If Barack Hussein Obama likes Father's Day so much, then why is the Obama Administration striving so hard to have lesbians get "married".[4]
"Britain's biggest climate problem is with cold winters that lead to thousands of excess deaths." [5] Yet liberal denial continues about the hoax of a global warming crisis.
The world's biggest population of atheists run by secular leftists may implode under crushing debt in about 6 months. Hard landing may be in store for China's economy. [6][7]
Expect the explosive growth of Christianity in China to continue. Biblical Christianity thrives under economic adversity.[8]
‘Natural’ or ‘unnatural’ human behaviour? Many evolutionists consider much of today’s human behaviour ‘unnatural’ — except when it comes to homosexual ‘marriage’.[9]
Now the Obama Administration pretends they do not know where Edward J. Snowden is, perhaps to avoid criticism if Obama tried to extradite him now. [10]
Today, a Question evolution! campaign blog went over 450,000 page views. Also, 20-30 young people will be reading the newest draft of the Question evolution! campaign book for middle school students.[11]
Dr. Joseph James Kennedy: Deceit: the Modus Operandi of Evolution.[12]
Vetoed! Conservative Texas Governor Rick Perry vetoes more than two dozen bills passed by RINOs. [13] Will Perry run for the presidency next?
The President of Equatorial Guinea has warned African leaders not to tolerate, accept or allow the issue of homosexuality to get roots in their countries. Also, 7 reasons why homosexuals have lower moral standards.[14]
News from the Left Coast: "'Less liberal' is the new conservative," as Dems find it necessary to restrain reckless spending by other Dems. [15]
In New Jersey, candidate Steve Lonegan wages an ugly fight before an Administrative Law Judge against a prospective primary opponent. [16][17] A grassroots activist today begs him to knock it off. [18]
Happy Flag Day: "A yearly contemplation of our flag strengthens and purifies the national conscience." — President Calvin Coolidge
God gives victory when His people fight, especially in His Name. [19]
Liberal policies have destroyed Detroit, and now the city defaults on its debt. [20] It may pay only pennies on the dollar to its creditors.
New Jersey grassroots activists have reason to cheer: two genuine conservatives in a Republican special primary for the United States Senate. [21]
Atheism will fold like an accordion in the 4th largest atheist population in the world.[22]
Russians overwhelmingly reject liberal values on homosexuality. Lawmakers pass anti-homosexuality bill in a 435-0 vote. Weak gay activists are easily overpowered by police.[23]
Liberal denial continues: Joe Biden denies that George W. Bush defeated Al Gore for president in 2000, and the liberal media praises Biden for his denial! [24]
Southern Baptist Convention blasts Boy Scouts over stance on homosexuality, votes to encourage defectors. [25]
America's first atheist monument to stand outside Florida courthouse.[26]
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) deputy director Michael Morell has "decided to spend more time with his family" and resign post terror attack in Benghazi.[27]
Why moderates leave an acrid taste in a conservative's mouth. [28]
The modern civil rights movement consists of "demoralizers of the faith" – a far cry from Martin Luther King's day. [29]
The Mainstream Media always ignore this key fact about any mass murder story they cover: it happens in a gun-free zone. [30]
Pope Francis plans to purge the Vatican of the "gay lobby," and speaks candidly about the problem. [31] Why aren't Republican Party leaders as candid?
James Clapper, head of the NSA and now under-fire, said in March that he had no knowledge of the massive phone and email collecting by his agency. [32]
The socialist "paradise" of Venezuela is now on the brink of hyperinflation. [33]
Love Obamacare now? If you live in Ohio, your health insurance premiums went up 88% percent. [34]
NSA officials overheard on how to cause Edward Snowden to be "disappeared". [35]
From the IRS "Keep your religious beliefs to yourself." [36] "You cannot, you know, use your religious belief to tell other people you don’t have a belief, so I don’t believe you need the right to do this, start confrontation, protesting, uh, prot, uh, protest...you don’t apply for tax exemption."
The bright Patriots head coach treats the liberal media with disdain in dismissing their inane hostility to Tim Tebow, on his first day of practice. [37]
Is Edward J. Snowden, who revealed the breathtaking extent of how our government monitors us, a hero, or a traitor? Judge for yourself. [38]
The world's biggest mental health research institute is abandoning the new version of psychiatry's "Bible" (DSM-5).[39]
Great Conservative Sports Star Tim Tebow is reportedly joining the New England Patriots, from where he will be able to crush twice-a-year the liberal New York team that cut him. [40] God does indeed have a sense of humor.
Why is big government a Goliath and why should you fear it? Start with watching a girl with cystic fibrosis nearly die from some arcane rule, while the government waives said rule for a big campaign donor. Then remember a little bit of history. [41]
Homeschooling surge underway: Education at home is growing seven times faster than K-12 enrollment. The homeschool option makes perfect sense, "significantly higher ACT-Composite scores as high schoolers and higher grade point averages as college students." [42]
Michael Reagan: Reform the U.S. tax code. [43]
The joke sport of "rhythmic gymnastics" is part of the 2020 Olympic Games roster.[44]
Britain has a debt-to-revenue ratio of 212%. Britain's external debt to GDP ratio was 390% in 2011.[45]
How long will you keep Charles Darwin on your currency Britain? How long will you run inefficient Darwinism indoctrinating public schools? Behold! Creationism will grow mightily in your land!
Multi-ethnic, Bible-believing church is adding 40-50 new members a year via the internet. Also, will a "God-ordained meeting" prove to yield more fruit than boring atheist meetings led by boring, white, atheist males? [46]
Conservative Rand Paul may challenge the privacy-invading conduct of the Obama Administration in court. [47] Even a few Dems express their opposition to the Big Brother program.
Promoters of marijuana are quiet about the arrest Saturday of a crane operator charged with causing the deaths of 6 people while under the alleged influence of the drug. [48] Authorities still conceal how much pot was in the system of "College Weed Dealer" Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. [49]
Trust the government? How can we in light of the recent scandals? [50]
Leftist vie for the Dem nomination for the special U.S. Senate election in New Jersey, with Rush Holt and media-promoted Cory Booker jumping into the race. [51]
Tag team of scientists show why the eye is still a thorn in the side of Darwinists.[52]
Protecting Christians in populist Muslim countries.[53]
Who is the enemy of the people? Barack Hussein Obama? Or institutions that enable him? [54]
Psychiatry and Darwinism: Pseudosciences in crisis.[55][56]
Primal scream therapy? A liberal evolutionist must have come up with that one!
Marijuana apparently killed again: six deaths in a building collapse have been traced back to a demolition equipment operator who, accordingly to toxicology reports, was allegedly high on pot. [57]
A Great Conservative Sports Star, the center who led the Ravens offense to the Super Bowl victory, declined to attend the White House celebration because Obama is so pro-abortion. [58] Obama-supported "Planned Parenthood performs about 330,000 abortions a year," Matt Birk observed.
"Reading by Bumps: How to navigate the Hebrew Braille Bible, and not go to prison" by Bishop Bert [59]
Obama administration mining Facebook data to predict crimes.[60]
New York City Mayor candidate Anthony Weiner and the New York Times are tying to rehabilitate his sleazy image, but Michelle Malkin has doubts that it will work.[61]
Barack Hussein Obama flip-flops on the Patriot Act.[62]
Why do liberals, RINOs and Darwinist posers like to flip-flop so often?[63][64] Lack of convictions?
"The administration has now lost all credibility..."
And this statement comes from the editorial board of the New York Times, a liberal newspaper. [65][66]
The NSA's domestic spying - and they are spying on Americans - violates the Fourth Amendment. [67]
A Tea Party activist denounces Chris Christie for calling a special election instead of simply appointing an interim United States Senator. (And calling a special election so fast most candidates won't have time to qualify.) [68] While we're at it: is Chris Christie really a Republican? [69]
Robert Bauer: former White House Counsel, who could be the one most responsible for the IRS targeting of the Tea Party and conservatives in general. [70]
10-year old boy fends off armed home intruders with a gun.[71]
Remember this Father's Day: The left's policies are undermining the family.[72]
The Common Core State Standards for education are unconstitutional and illegal. See here for all the laws they violate. [73]
BREAKING NEWS: Steve Lonegan will start at once to gather signatures to get on the primary ballot in the New Jersey special Senate election. [74][75]
Chris Christie called a special election to fill Frank Lautenberg's Senate seat to benefit one man only: himself. And why is he drawing big money from prominent Democratic Party financiers? [76]
The Obama administration is as transparent as a tar pit.[77] American conservatives, like the ones in Florida and Texas, like the refreshing, clear waters of government transparency.
The IRS discriminates because they are a bunch of self-serving, liberal, money grubbers.[78] Eliminate the IRS and slash U.S federal government spending.
Real austerity and not "faux austerity" will help European economies.[79] How long will the liberal heathen rage and deny the obvious?
What's really "transparent" about Barack Hussein Obama? His war on America, and American women, that's what. [80]
Conservative landslide victory Tuesday, by a remarkable 67-27% margin, for an open congressional seat in Missouri. [81]
Tyranny gets a new face today. It is not just the IRS. It is the Democratic Party Caucus of the United States House of Representatives. [82]
BREAKING NEWS: Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey will not name an interim United States Senator immediately. He will call a special election, to take place this October, to name a replacement for the late Senator Frank Lautenberg. [83]
New Jersey voters! Vote today. A Tea Party group publishes its last list of endorsements in races from sheriff to township council. [84]
The lamestream media admit that Tim Tebow is being excluded not primarily because of his quarterbacking skills. [85] Why should the public support the NFL as it discriminates against outspoken Christians?
Senator Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) died Monday. Now Governor Chris Christie must appoint someone to replace him. Whom will that be? [86][87]
Liberal hatred of the First Amendment: [88]
Evolutionists failed to overturn Louisiana pro-creationism law - again! Also, another creationist mother is eager to have her daughter read a draft of the Question evolution! campaign book for middle school students.[89]
Forbes: Religion is an essential driver of economic growth. Evangelicalism is improving the cultures of third world countries and boosting their economies. [90]
UN Agenda 21 threatens San Francisco Bay. But two activists are preparing to sue to fight it. [91]
Liberal censorship continues, by making a big deal out of an offhand reference to "no homo" by a triumphant basketball player. [92] But there's no exception to the First Amendment allowing censorship to promote the homosexual agenda.
Anti-Darwinism has now entered into a mainstream public university. Indiana's Ball State University is now offering a course which is intelligent design friendly.[93]
Same-sex marriage is defeated in the liberal state of Illinois, despite Obama's push for it in his home state. [94] Has Obama become irrelevant?
The academic journal Sociology of Religion shows secularism losing momentum and beginning to decline in both Europe and America by 2050. Other academic research shows it may begin to happen much earlier.[95]
August 2012: A summer of triumph for biblical creation belief. Will August 2013 be a watershed month as well?[96]
Media-promoted Tiger Woods "shot his worst nine-hole score as a professional" but afterward his comments were again self-serving: "I'm sure I'm not the only one who struggled out there." [97] Actually, Woods' score is worse than 69 other players.
The number of adherents of liberal Christianity who will be spit out of Jesus's mouth will be many.[98]
The country with the world's biggest atheist population is very interested in information debunking Darwinism.[99]
The first review of the Question evolution! campaign book for middle school students is in! Rachel finds the book "very interesting". Sarah is "very interested" in reading the book.[100]
Evolutionists, learning science is exciting. The force feeding of stale, evolutionary bunkum is not.[101][102]
The IRS and the White House definitely worked together. The visitor logs show how often IRS Commissioner Shulman visited – and how rarely anyone else did with whom he would have had meetings, of not with Barack Obama. [103]
A Tea Party activist withdraws his earlier call for a temporary criminal registry, in wake of the scandals surrounding the Internal Revenue Service. This is the same agency that will police Obamacare. [104]
Eric Holder gave a private party for his friends in the Mainstream Media, and less than half of them showed up. What does that say about those who did? [105]
After cutting Tim Tebow, the New York Jets now try to stop the building of a family amusement park. [106] Why should the increasingly anti-Christian NFL receive favoritism??
Associated Press reports that Americans may lose the health plan they like under Obamacare.[107]
Student Loan money profits are being siphoned off to pay for ObamaCare.[108]
An activist advises people to elect a sheriff who remembers his Constitutional duty to those who elect him. [109]
"Memorial Day 2013: How it was. What it will be" by Bishop Bert [110]
1960s liberalism is not only financially unsustainable, but its champions are a dying breed.[111]
Understanding gold market dynamics.[112]
Evolutionary racism directed towards an accomplished footballer puts a sour note on a football game.[113] Why are so many liberals racists?
When a republic turns into a democracy, it will surely fail. [114]
Remembering a fallen police officer in Phoenix, Arizona. [115]
Media bullying alert: the lamestream media spend all day picking on undefeated conservative Michele Bachmann, who repeatedly won in a liberal district. Rather their cheap criticism, the media should be asking why they could never defeat her.
Wikipedia continues to lose influence in the world in 2013.[116] Also, interest in Project 200 plus keeps expanding.
Undefeated five-term congressman Michele Bachmann announces that she will retire from her position, and may run for higher office. [117] The liberal machine was never able to defeat her in a Dem state.
Professor attacked by liberals. His "crime"? Teaching students to think for themselves. [118]
Judge-Shopping, or, How Eric Holder Got Away With Spying On A Reporter's Emails: [119]
The liberal nanny mayor of New York City doesn't like street cafes now. [120]
The IRS scandal that the news is not covering, because it's tied in with Obamacare: [121]
Eric Holder now faces investigation for perjury before Congress. Is Barack Hussein Obama paying attention? [122]
France struggles to find a strategy to turn around their economy even though it is right under their nose.[123] The Bible, Adam Smith and Friedrich Hayek
Many things happen in life that cannot be explained by science or philosophy. Atheists and agnostics self intellectually cripple themselves and are clueless about much of reality.[124]
Example of how modern conservatism is more conservative than Republicans from yesteryear: Bob Dole, Republican nominee in 1996, admits that "Reagan couldn't have made it. Certainly, Nixon couldn't have made it .... We might've made it, but I doubt it." [125]
A United States Senator finally says it: Barack H. Obama is throwing away his moral authority to lead. But in fact he never had legal authority to lead, either. [126]
Conservapedia pauses in prayer (not a liberal "moment of silence") in honor of Memorial Day.
RichardDawkins.net keeps getting smited! Has a plague of locusts eaten Richard Dawkins' daily website visitors?[127]
How long will you refuse to humble yourself before the Lord, Richard Dawkins?
Vox Day and a supporter of the Question evolution! campaign agree: The speed at which the secular left is collapsing is happening at an unexpectedly fast rate. [128]
Google USA estimates 101,000,000 search results for the search "Evolution and just so stories".[129]
"President Obama forgets to salute," but the lamestream media downplay gaffes by liberals. [130]
A Tea Party activist urges Congress to seize the moment, now that Obama's luck seems to have run out. [131]
Another study finds that obesity may decrease brain function.[132] See also: Atheism and obesity and Lesbianism and obesity
Have liberal policies destroyed Sweden? "Stockholm rioting continues for fifth night." [133]
The inventor of the concept "Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder" admitted, before he died, that he made the whole thing up. Think about that when the school district tells you to drug your kids. [134]
Dems admit they lack the votes to pass their amnesty-for-illegal-aliens bill, where 60 votes are the minimum needed in the U.S. Senate. [135]
The cold temperatures this spring have even hurt the sale of sporting goods. [136] Yet liberal denial about the cold weather persists, in order to perpetrate a fictional global warming.
World's most popular site devoted to atheism/agnosticism sees a massive loss of global market share according to Alexa. Also, new Question evolution! campaign group leader expected to be installed in June of 2013.[137]
Obama's paternalistic, sexist reference Thursday to a heckler as a "young lady" is no problem for the liberal media, [138] but an Hispanic golfer's offhand racial quip about Tiger Woods is unforgivable.
7 creationist groups have now joined Project 200 plus. Also, 7 ways the Question evolution! campaign is strengthening itself.[139]
An IRS official takes the Fifth Amendment. Or does she? Besides botching her plea, she shows hypocrisy in claiming a freedom she does not grant to others. [140]
Liberal double standard: racist remarks by Joe Biden are no problem, but the lamestream media and Tiger Woods make a big deal about an offhand joke by an Hispanic golfer. [141] Will media bullying enable Tiger Woods to end nearly 5 years without his winning a major?
The BBC News opened a story with this nonsense: “A study of Neanderthal skulls suggests that they became extinct because they had larger eyes than our species.”[142] Why does Darwinism spawn such lame just so stories?
Thomas Sowell recommends parents having their children read the book The New Leviathan which has a number of essays which debunk various liberal sacred cows.[143]
Barack Hussein Obama's "I am an idiot" defense about his recent scandals undermines his "cult of expertise" and statist redemption fantasies that he has been peddling.[144]
Ask yourselves right now: is this still America? Representative Mike Kelly asked that of IRS Acting Commissioner Miller. We should ask it of ourselves. [145]
Contrast the regal behavior of Barack Hussein Obama with the humble behavior of George Washington. [146]
Expert says that the discovery of a 20-year long rainfall in Ireland points to the Great Flood of the Bible being historical.[147]
Why do so many faux Christians deny the Great Flood and try to turn it into a non-Great Flood?[148] Did Jesus, Peter and Moses lie?[149]
Animals are where they are today, not because they evolved there, nor yet because of continental drift, but because they went there after the Great Flood. [150]
A description of "Common Core Education," the harm it can do, and a list of New Jersey primary candidates pledged to stop it. [151]
Outspokenly Christian Kevin Durant gives $1 million to the tornado victims. Durant uaually outscores LeBron, but the liberal media do not promote outspoken Christians.
Why does Glenn Beck, who loves to chart conspiracies on his famous chalkboards, ignore a conspiracy right under his nose? [152]
28 million Americans will be caught in a "massive game of health coverage pingpong" under ObamaCare, and even the liberal media are beginning to panic about this. [153]
Classic communist tactic by the Obama Administration: it files a document in court alleging that a reporter at Fox News is a possible co-conspirator in the "crime" of informing the public. [154] In fact this goes back further – to Henry II. Are we all Thomas Becket now? [155]
Teen awarded for improved capacitor - Intel gave a $50,000 scholarship to a girl whose titanium dioxide capacitor can store almost three times as much electrical energy as previous capacitors and is intended as a battery alternative. [156]
Most mainstream media got the story wrong, claiming incorrectly that her invention can charge a cell phone battery in 30 seconds. (Charging a battery too quickly reduces its life, which is why Motorola and Samsung and the rest keep the amperage low.)Franklin Graham, one of America's most prominent evangelical Christians, says the targeting of conservative groups by the Internal Revenue Service included two of his ministries.[157]
Are many evangelical Christian churches primarily growing in America due to birth rates or due to evangelism?[158]
"Quiverfull" evangelical Christianity, which does not believe in contraception, is now spreading in the UK.[159] In the past 30 years, the number of Anabaptists in North America, including the Amish, has grown significantly, from 313,000 baptized members in 1978 to more than 535,000 in 2010. [160]
Unfortunately for militant atheists, secularist philosophy breeds sub-replacement levels of fertility. See: Decline of atheism
Reuters reports: "Europe is in the midst of its longest recession since it began keeping records in 1995 — even surpassing the calamity that hit the region in the financial crisis of 2008-2009."[161]
Biblical creationism is growing in Europe and its growth rate will accelerate amidst Europe's economic woes.[162]
The UK has experienced one lost economic decade, and it's about to enter a second. [163] When is the UK going to remove Charles Darwin off its currency?[164]
Turkey, a world leader in anti-evolutionism, had its Moody’s credit rating upgraded to investment-grade quality. [165][166]
What is the real IRS scandal? It's the tax code itself. [167]
A video was recently produced on the topic "Why Christianity and the Bible are true." [168]
Abortion: an indispensable right or violence against women?[169]
Bradlee Dean has this scathing commentary on Minnesota's gay "marriage" law. [170]
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