Archive for: April 2007

After seeing Amazing Grace and Facing the Giant’s, Cat’s Inspired, writing:

Put these two movies together, and I am wondering – Where are our Wilberforces? How can we stand against the giants in our lives?

And suddenly, God’s still small voice …

While I ranted against Sony’s pagan video game debut, this one sounds like something else altogether. A game to teach 2nd and 3rd graders the Bard, a worthy goal.

Shakespeare

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On Tonight’s Podcast:

-Campaign Finance’s Assault on Free Speech
-A Carbet Offsets Bargain

-Democratic Freshman Flip Flopping, Betraying Our Troops
-Why Americans are So Down
-Can Christians Be Fooled?
-Is Batman Afraid of Al Qaeda?
-Warning: Don’t Send Money to TBN
-Victory for Rhode Island College Republicans
-Sony’s Pagan …

I won’t catch the intelligence or integrity of Randy Stapilus, but perhaps his sense of humor can be questioned after he quoted an obvious satire of Congressman Sali and his supporters for insights into what Sali supporters think. …

A North Carolina county defies the ACLU. It’s time others do the same.

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Iraq’s most famous blogger, Omar from Iraqthemodel.com expresses confusion at recent Congressional action on Iraq:

“Just as we began to see signs of progress in my country the Democrats come and say ‘well, it’s not worth it, so it’s time to …

As a source of biographies of Batman Supporting Characters, Pokemon, and fictional DAs on Law and Order. For mental health information in California? Not so much.

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From Persecution Blog:
If you’ve been moved by all of the stories this week about the martyrdom of our brothers in Turkey, then I have some good news.

You can participate in ministering to the widows and the orphaned children by …

White House Press Secretary Tony Snow continues his fight against cancer with amazing perspective:
“I am actually enjoying everything more than I ever have,” he said. “God hasn’t promised us tomorrow, but he has promised us eternity.”
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While Democrats are excited about a new executive director, the Idahoan reminds us we’ve heard it all before.

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