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9th CIRCUIT COURT: PARENTS ARE OUTLAWED ON KIDS AND SEX
(November 4, 2005)
A disgusting piece of legislation by judicial fiat. THE LAW OF THE LAND now states that parents "have no fundamental rights" when it comes to what the public educators can teach, demonstrate, discuss, and initiate with our children on the issue of SEX! And not one voter ever had the chance to cast his vote on whether they support the measure or not! AND THE PRESS IS TYPICALLY SILENT ON THE MATTER! -
9th CIRCUIT COURT: PARENTS ARE OUTLAWED ON KIDS AND SEX
(November 4, 2005)
A disgusting piece of legislation by judicial fiat. THE LAW OF THE LAND now states that parents "have no fundamental rights" when it comes to what the public educators can teach, demonstrate, discuss, and initiate with our children on the issue of SEX! And not one voter ever had the chance to cast his vote on whether they support the measure or not! AND THE PRESS IS TYPICALLY SILENT ON THE MATTER! -
9th CIRCUIT COURT: PARENTS ARE OUTLAWED ON KIDS AND SEX
(November 4, 2005)
A disgusting piece of legislation by judicial fiat. THE LAW OF THE LAND now states that parents "have no fundamental rights" when it comes to what the public educators can teach, demonstrate, discuss, and initiate with our children on the issue of SEX! And not one voter ever had the chance to cast his vote on whether they support the measure or not! AND THE PRESS IS TYPICALLY SILENT ON THE MATTER! -
9th CIRCUIT COURT: PARENTS ARE OUTLAWED ON KIDS AND SEX
(November 5, 2005)
A disgusting piece of legislation by judicial fiat. THE LAW OF THE LAND now states that parents "have no fundamental rights" when it comes to what the public educators can teach, demonstrate, discuss, and initiate with our children on the issue of SEX! And not one voter ever had the chance to cast his vote on whether they support the measure or not! AND THE PRESS IS TYPICALLY SILENT ON THE MATTER! -
9th CIRCUIT COURT: PARENTS ARE OUTLAWED ON KIDS AND SEX
(November 5, 2005)
A disgusting piece of legislation by judicial fiat. THE LAW OF THE LAND now states that parents "have no fundamental rights" when it comes to what the public educators can teach, demonstrate, discuss, and initiate with our children on the issue of SEX! And not one voter ever had the chance to cast his vote on whether they support the measure or not! AND THE PRESS IS TYPICALLY SILENT ON THE MATTER! -
David Crowder Band Shakes Up Worship With "A Collision"
(November 16, 2005)
While the overall vibe of "A Collision" seems curiously transcendental, it is continuously rooted in graceful, hope-filled praise. Themes range from mortality and oppression to deliverance and divine joy. -
SIGHTINGS #081: DR. PHIL AND MAX LUCADO
(December 16, 2005)
Save lives -- and get a free Narnia CD ... the conclusion of our conversation with YA novelist R.K. Mortenson ... why Dr. Phil is going to be talking about Max Lucado today ... and more. -
Homeschool Homicide and the Cult of Youth
(December 30, 2005)
From the bloody halls of Columbine to recent acts of violence by homeschoolers, some disturbing cultural trends emerge. Even though these homeschooled criminals have parents who were involved with them, they still swim in the sea of norms and expectations of our peer-dependent, media-saturated, youth obsessed society. Perhaps we would benefit more by questioning our culture's view of adolescence, our cult of Youth. -
NBC's 'Cruci-fixins' Were 'Leftovers' from Fox
(February 6, 2006)
The NBC "Will and Grace" episode featuring Britney Spears hosting a cooking show called "Cruci-fixins" has been cancelled in the wake of Christian protests, but the term was actually recycled from a Fox network show. -
Democrats Dump Iraq War Veteran Candidate for Senate
(February 14, 2006)
Paul Hackett, an Iraq war veteran hailed as a rising Democratic star by party leaders last summer, has dropped out of the race for Ohio's U.S. Senate seat, and he's not happy about it. -
Bruised Dems Want to Keep the Focus on Cheney
(February 15, 2006)
Sen. Harry Reid stepped up to the microphone Wednesday morning, calling on Vice President Dick Cheney to hold a press conference to answer questions about his accidental shooting of a fellow hunter in Texas over the weekend. -
SIGHTINGS #113: SECOND CHANCE UPDATE
(February 21, 2006)
A report on the opening weekend for indie film The Second Chance ... preview the next album from Building 429 (and register for a fabulous prize) ... an update on John Grisham 's first true-life legal thriller ... P.O.D. wants YOU on their street team ... and more. Much more. (Well, some more.) -
Anniversary
(April 17, 2006)
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All Green in Mississippi
(April 22, 2006)
The Boston Globe says blogging is good for your career. The article offers eight benefits of blogging. I love the last one: "Blogging makes the world a better place." -
Pluses and Perils of High Tech in the Classroom
(May 24, 2006)
The iPods, cell phones, instant messenger, email and online social networks like MySpace.com that allow students to stay "plugged in" with their families and friends are also changing the way they learn, according to the group, Cable in the Classroom. But a pro-family group counters that all of that technology increases the risk of children coming into contact with sexual predators. -
A Beatitudes Man
(May 16, 2007)
A Beatitudes Man -
Bolivia Next
(January 5, 2008)
A few quick notes before we leave for our trip to Bolivia. -
When Teens Shatter Your Dreams
(February 5, 2008)
God promises glory on the other side of this struggle if we will commit our way (and our teenager) to Him. -
Vote For My Parental Unit!
(January 31, 2008)
Why the Candidates' Kids Matter in Election '08. -
College prof fired over homosexuality nature-nurture discussion
(July 22, 2008)
San Jose/Evergreen Community College fired adjunct biology professor, June Sheldon, because of a student complaint over classroom discussion of the origins of homosexuality. Now, Sheldon, with the help of the Alliance Defense Fund, is suing the college. The prof says she was presenting a theory and the student was offended by it. What is a prof to do?
