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The Bible and the Boston Marathon
Why are so many of us upset and, yes, even angry at the events that occurred yesterday during the Boston Marathon? Simple. Because something on the inside of each of us speaks to a violation of our standard of what is right and what is wrong and, conversely, when our...
Houston, Liberals Have a Problem
You know, whenever acts of mass violence occur, such as the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School last December or the stabbings today at Lone Star Community College in Houston, TX, it has become predictable for liberals to line up in front of the cameras and...
Same-Sex Marriage: Setting a Most Dangerous Precedent
Let me get right to the point. You cannot discuss marriage, regardless the persuasion (e.g. heterosexual, homosexual, etc.) without integrating God into the debate. You cannot. Why? Because marriage is not a man-made concept to begin with. This is underscored by the...
Power to the People! (Oh, wait…)
It is a staggering thought indeed when one considers that more than 9 out of every 10 black voters supports the Democrat Party. More specifically, some reports have blacks' support of Democrat President Barack Obama at upwards of 96 percent going back to 2008. It is...
My Thoughts on ESPN’s Rob Parker’s Comments About Robert Griffin III
Controversy and Rob Parker are no strangers to one another. The racially-charged comments by ESPN's now-suspended commentator concerning Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III's (RG3's) "blackness" raise, yet again (sigh), the decades-old question of why...
When Belief Is Not Conviction
"Belief" and "conviction" are not the same thing. The reason I believe it's not a good idea to walk out in front of the proverbial MAC truck is because I'm convicted that what I believe might happen to me actually would happen to me if, in fact, I were to do such a...
Obama’s Election IOU Means OMG for Blacks
On Friday, November 23, 2012, Yahoo!® News published an article, written by Suzanne Gamboa, entitled Black Voters Look to Leverage Their Loyalty. In the article, Gamboa quotes liberal black activists Rev. Al Sharpton and NAACP president Benjamin Jealous in expressing...
Be Careful ‘Hoping’ for Change
Author's Note: In reading this commentary, please be reminded that this is a theo-political blog, the sub-heading of which is: Conservative Thought From a Biblical Worldview. Thank you. Since the presidential campaign of 2008, there has been no shortage of references...
Once Upon a Time in America…
"People might not get all they work for in this world, but they must certainly work for all they get." - Frederick Douglass Intrinsic with these words are two very significant factors in considering the ever-expanding entitlement mindset in America today: 1) a...
Where I Believe Dr. King’s ‘Dream’ Falls Short
Though I do “get” the context of what Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was saying in his 1963 “I Have a Dream” speech, I must say that I have never truly been a proponent or advocate of it, primarily because it is a message which implies that we, as human beings,...