Monthly Archives: September 2008

Obama is So Sneaky

Professor Hadley Arkes does a good job, here, of explaining why Obama really is in favor of “effective abortions” meaning that, if an infant survives an abortion, the doctor performing the procedure withholds medical care so as to assure the … Continue reading

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So Much for Free Speech

Somebody is stealing political yard signs in our neighborhood, and they are not the Obama-Biden yard signs. Come on, people! We’re all American citizens and all choosing who we think is the best candidate to fill the presidency.

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Fireproof

I, like Devin, was very pleasantly surprised. I went to the see the movie because it seemed like a good thing for a grassroots Christian conservative to do. I confess that I expected a little cheesiness. But, it totally drew … Continue reading

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Cyclebeads, NFP, and the UNFPA

Very interesting development at the United Nations Population Fund, vetted well by Colin Mason of the Population Research Institute.

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Poultry Processing Posts

Katie and I follow Nature’s Harmony Farms sustainable farming adventures, and Tim is doing a series of posts on poultry processing, including the benefits of doing it on the farm versus at the USDA-approved processing plant.

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