Monthly Archives: August 2006
Double-Take
I just read this article (Original link: http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/C/CALIFORNIA_WAL_MART?SITE=7219&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2006-08-30-22-51-17) about the evil Wal-Mart. In it, the liberal whacko says: The state has an interest, he said, because “Wal-Mart is [..]
Song Lyric
One of my favorite bands is Disturbed. And right now I’ve got one of their lyrics stuck in my head. But it’s a cool lyric: Are you feeling [..]
There’s Just Something Wrong….
with someone who would write this sentence: If it had not been for Germany being a great contributor to progress in science, philosophy, literature, arts and politics; if [..]
Continuing the X
In the comments at Triablogue referenced in my previous post, I made mention of an argument based on X. In this case, X simply stands for an unknown entity [..]
Shrugging The Burden of Proof
Atheists like to pretend they have no burden of proof in an argument. For instance, if you read the comments on this post, you’ll see quite a few [..]
It’s All Fake
I can tell as I get ready to write this blog post that it will come out much harsher than I want it to. But perhaps it’s needed [..]
“Secrets”
“The State Department is investigating whether Israel’s use of American-made cluster bombs in southern Lebanon violated secret agreements with the United States that restrict when it can employ [..]
Good Grief….
I saw this headline and thought Don’t scientists have better things to do with their time than to determine THIS? Of course the article is slightly better if you [..]
Alas, poor Pluto. I knew him, Horatio.
Pluto is no longer a planet. I’m sure this upsets your entire day. I’m sure this is the most important news of the year. Yeah. Although the reason [..]
The Scriptural Case for Presuppositionalism
Often on this blog, I have mentioned my presuppositionalism. Normally, this is when I am addressing atheists. Since atheists tend not to care much about what Scripture says, [..]