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- Anxious for Nothing, Buchanan’s The Greatest Comeback, with a Goebbels Tangent
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- The Insulted Soldiers Hoax
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Daily Archives: November 15, 2012
Blinded by Might 9
I finished Blinded by Might: Why the Religious Right Can’t Save America, by Cal Thomas and Ed Dobson. In my latest reading, Thomas was interviewing Jerry Falwell. Two aspects of that interview that interested me were Jerry’s retrospective insight that … Continue reading
Posted in Jerry Falwell, Political Philosophy, Politics, Religion
Tagged Cal Thomas, Conservative, Democrat, ed dobson, evangelical universities, left-wing, liberal, Local Chapters, Moral Majority, Republican, right-wing
Arbitrary Apologetics?
Nate of the blog “Finding Truth” had a post a while back, Missing the Point. In the course of the discussion in the comments-section, the topic of the genealogies of Jesus in Matthew and Luke came up. Many contend that … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Bible, Luke, Matthew, Religion
