November 2005
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Matthew 21:9
So I am reading this: Matthew 21:9 And the multitudes that went before, and that followed, cried, saying, Hosanna to the son of David: Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord; Hosanna in the highest. Mathew Henry’s Concise Commentary (free e-sword plug-in) had this thought: But of how little value is [...]
Alito rejected abortion as a right – Nation/Politics
Alito rejected abortion as a right – Nation/Politics – The Washington Times, America’s Newspaper Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr., President Bush’s Supreme Court nominee, wrote that “the Constitution does not protect a right to an abortion” in a 1985 document obtained by The Washington Times. “I personally believe very strongly” in this legal position, Mr. [...]
Walker’s Website: He’s Here!!!!
Congrats Daddy Vance (and you too Ashley) on the new baby! May he sleep through the night every night (and Ashley, when Walker doesn’t, you know Vance will take care of it, because he’ll be working on the blog anyway) Walker’s Website: He’s Here!!!!
No charges expected against rabbi
Unreal. No charges expected against rabbi Despite the impression left by the report, though, Kaye does not appear to be in legal jeopardy. A spokesperson for the Fairfax County Police Department said Monday that the department does not anticipate filing any charges against Kaye or many of the other men identified as potential predators in [...]
Parent Alert: MSNBC to Reair Dateline Predator Special
Tonight at 7 Eastern/6 Central, MSNBC is reairing the Dateline Predator Special [transcript and clips here]. Be sure and record this and consider showing this to your age appropriate children. This is something all parents must see. NOTE: None of the men in this study have been arrested. Let me also take this chance to [...]
The High Cost of Compromise
Joe Glover with the quote of the day: “You can’t make friends of your enemies by making enemies of your friends.” Even those not in VA will find this an enlightening read: Kilgore Learns the High Cost of Compromise
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