Earth Hour? “What’s that?” you say? Well, as best as I can figure from spending less than thirty seconds on the site (to which I won’t link :), it’s an organized effort to get people to turn of their lights for one hour in an attempt to save the Earth from us evil humans. Seeing …
Today, President Obama rescinded President Bush’s ban on federal funding for expanded embryonic stem cell research. Adam Keiper, in a post on The Corner, made some really interesting points regarding the policy shift. One of the most interesting parts of the analysis was this question that Keiper asks of the President: What counts as a …
To everyone who thought that there are more important issues than abortion in the last election… To everyone all caught up in hope and change, willing to put aside such a HUGE moral issue for this country for a pipe dream… Thanks. First the Mexico City policy, and now federally funded embryonic stem cells. More …
Obama’s First Week:
Why, more abortions, of course! But we’re not supposed to focus on that, right? We’re supposed to worry about the economy and things like that. Worry about people losing their jobs, not defenseless babies being ripped apart in utero! If he had a pastor, I bet he’d be proud…
I was going to be a wet towel and describe why I’m not excited about today, but decided not be a jerk. I’ll save those thoughts for another, more appropriate day. For now, even though I didn’t vote for him, he is my president (I’m looking at you, Al Gore fans) and I’ll pray for …
On Monday nights, I have karate class. After years studying, then years away, I’m excited to be back in it. My boys have picked up on that excitement. As I was leaving for class, Andrew said he wanted to go to watch my class. Noah also wanted to go to… “see Daddy dance.” Nice. 😛 …
I never thought I’d say that, but there it is. For the longest time, my impression of Oklahoma State football is that the only thing they care about is beating Oklahoma. If they go 1-10, they’re happy as long as that 1 is Oklahoma. In fact, a few years ago, after Oklahoma State beat Oklahoma, …
I don’t think I’ve mentioned this, but, along with some friends of mine, I’ve been blogging for a while over at Pilgrim’s Progress. We try to restrict our discussions to pro-life discussions, the intersection of public policy and faith, and similar matters. If that sounds at all appealing, feel free to check out and subscribe …
An old priest who for years had faithfully served the people of the nation’s capital, lay dying in the hospital. He motioned for his nurse to come near. “Yes, Father?” said the nurse. “I would really like to see Barack Obama and Joe Biden before I die,” he whispered. “I’ll see what I can do, …