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Passage of the Budget Control Act
I lack the energy to compose a thoughtful post sharing my opinion on today’s budgetary events. The more I read about it, about the dems, about the republicans, and about the tea party-ers, the more frustrated I become. Therefore, I offer you a list. 1. How ridiculous is it they titled this new law, “budget…
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Five Wrong Views about Christians and Government
Many moons ago, I wrote that I would blog through Wayne Grudem’s Politics According to the Bible: A Comprehensive Resource for Understanding Modern Political Issues in Light of Scripture. I blogged about the Introduction and haven’t mentioned it again. I want to try to return to it each week, but I’m unsure of the best…
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Endings
Many young adults are lamenting the release of the 8th Harry Potter film. Not only because it means the end of a fantastic story, but it marks, for them, the end of childhood. The Sorcerer’s Stone was released when they were just beginning to enjoy reading. Over the past 13 years, these young folks have…
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Alabama lawmaker hopes to use Anthony trial to inspire new law – WLTZ 38 | Columbus Georgia Regional News & Community
An Alabama lawmaker is using the Casey Anthony trial to inspire change to laws in the state. Democratic Representative Juandalynn Givan of Birmingham says she has prepared a bill that would make it necessary for parents to report a missing child within 24 hours. The bill would also make it a felony for a parent, legal…
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Our weekend
The festivities began Saturday morning and didn’t end until Sunday evening. We barely moved a muscle on Monday. Early Saturday morning, my friend Jill (who ended up not moving, by the way) and I picked fresh vegetables at Ingram Farms. Mr. Ingram has I-don’t-know-how-many acres of land he is using for vegetables, fruit trees and…
