Posted on January 28, 2009 by Mark
OK, the answer is–whatever the punchline–
That’s not funny!
I was going to ask, “How many white men does it take to say a bland and boring prayer?” But it turns out that white guys are more sensitive than I realized.
Some of my brethren were offended and hurt by the Rev. Joseph Lowery’s rhyming conclusion to his [...]
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Posted on January 19, 2009 by Mark
Two years ago Jürgen Moltmann was interviewed on his 80th birthday. The interviewer asked him if young people need to be given more evidence for belief in God. Looking back over the horrors of the earlier years of the twentieth century and then the amazing changes that came in the late 1980s and early 1990s, [...]
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Posted on November 7, 2008 by Mark
Here’s the link to Bob the Builder’s official website. My grandson has been listening to his theme song for about a year now:
Can we fix it?
Yes we can!
Here’s a little tidbit my daughter passed on: President Obama website:
You can submit you ideas and be part of the “change we need.”
http://www.change.gov/
This is pretty neat, I hadn’t [...]
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Posted on November 7, 2008 by Mark
Our friend Margaret passed on this exchange of emails she had with her son Klint, who is stationed in Iraq, regarding the election of Barack Obama as our next president.
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Posted on November 7, 2008 by Mark
Klint,
I got your message yesterday evening on my cell phone voice mail. Did you send it on Tuesday? Anyway, good to hear your voice!
Don’t know how you feel about the elections, but I am so excited, I could “pee my pants” so to speak. I’m so tired of “Old white men” running the country This [...]
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Posted on November 7, 2008 by Mark
Mom,
I will try and call again later this week. I am running a school that includes driving, shooting, sneaking around in the woods etc. There is a tremendous amount of labor put into this thing and lots of moving pieces all coming together at once, so I am stupid busy and not getting much sleep. [...]
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Posted on November 7, 2008 by Mark
Good reply mom, but i would also point out that
American taxes were not meant to “redistribute the wealth”. Taxes were implemented to meet the infrastructure needs of a civil society.
On that note, most of the examples you listed are things that should be taxed at the local or state level [...]
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Posted on September 12, 2008 by Mark
Maybe I’m naive, but I assume people’s good intentions until proven otherwise. I assume senators McCain and Obama are both honorable, decent men with a genuine desire to serve their country. But now that the race is coming down to the wire, the campaigns on both sides have started slinging a little mud.
Senator Obama commented [...]
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