Archive for January, 2005


Jan 31 2005

US Encouraged by Vote (in Vietnam, Sept 1967)

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The Iraqis need much more than an election in occupied territory under strict control by the US – though that was indeed a nice gesture (see my post yesterday about

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Jan 30 2005

This Iraq Election Calls Up Memories of Vietnam

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No historical time, place, or series of events exactly parallels any other, let alone such complex realities as our involvement in Vietnam in the 60’s and 70’s and our current

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Jan 28 2005

Feminist and Liberal Voices Against Abortion

Historically and in the present very strong feminist and liberal voices have been raised against the practice of abortion. Here is a list of quotes form “Feminist Foremothers”. They

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Jan 27 2005

No on Gonzales

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How can we as Christians support this man for Attorney General? He, like his boss, is not an honest man (”value a man who speaks the truth” Pro 16:13).

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Jan 24 2005

This Neocon Regime Blistered by Strong Conservative Writer

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Here are quotes, with my comments, from a man with very strong “conservative” credentials. He strongly lays into this current “delusional” radical neocon Administration, and properly so. (Dr. Paul

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Jan 22 2005

The ‘Sermon on the Mount’ – Righteousness without Rage, Goodness without Arrogance

These last two weeks I read through the Sermon on the Mount a few times (Matthew chapters 5 thru 7: see it at BibleGateway.com ). It is

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Jan 21 2005

So How Did/Do You Handle Today’s Coronation and False Speechmaking?

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Here’s part of my reaction: “No matter how thin you slice it, it’s still baloney.”

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Jan 18 2005

“Turn the Other Cheek” means “Resist Them Non-Violently”

I. THE PROBLEM [See a summary of this post.] Matthew 5:38-42 You have heard that it was said, ‘Eye for eye, and tooth for tooth.’ But I tell you, Do not resist

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Jan 17 2005

Social Security is our Friend, But Bush Will Lie Incessantly to Kill It.

Social Security is not in crisis; it is in good health for decades to come. And it is our friend, as it has been for millions and millions of

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Jan 15 2005

Short Quotes – Martin Luther King’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail”*

King’s letter is one of the many often ignored treasures in American liberal democracy and in the application of Christian moral theology to public life. These are a few

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Jan 14 2005

M L King: Christian Morality With Mind And Will

Every year in my Ethics class I assign “Letter from Birmingham Jail” by Martin Luther King Jr. In 1963, while under arrest for parading without a permit, he wrote this

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Jan 12 2005

Practicing Our Basic Principles, Because “Eternity Is In It”

A neighbor woman and friend of ours is Navajo, and grew up on the reservation in northwest New Mexico. Since her Navajo spirituality is very precious to her and

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Jan 12 2005

“I took Jesus’ teachings to heart” – Another American Experience

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Here’s another heartfelt personal story — another good American having trouble with today’s America and today’s American Christianity. (This is reproduced by permission from the “News” page of Marc Bohne’s

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Jan 11 2005

Martin Luther King on War, from a Sermon

Here are excerpts from a sermon by Martin Luther King, primarily on war. There are some very potent remarks here. He was referring primarily to the Vietnam mess, but

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Jan 08 2005

The Dangers of the Right’s Dominion Theology

Dominion theology is not new, but I recently became interested in it when I read an internet article by Sara Diamond that discusses its influence in the policies of the

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Jan 07 2005

Old PublicChristian Color Scheme Is Back

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[This is not relevant to the current 'Pikes Peak' version of the site.] The tan / maroon (or whatever) colors from the old pre-Christmas PublicChristian site are now available, with the

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Jan 06 2005

New Year, Old Pain: “Sleepy Democracy is Over”

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Here’s a very expressive email I received the other day, printed here with Laurie’s permission. Dear Friends and Family John and I had a truly warm and heart-nourishing Thanksgiving, Christmas and New

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Jan 06 2005

Economics, the Bible, and Laughter

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My cousin in soCal was cleaning out old emails and sent me this one I sent her a year ago. I still like it. “I’m wading through “Created Unequal: The

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Jan 03 2005

Sorry, But Some Hitler References are Legitimate and Needed

What’s wrong with mentioning Hitler or the Nazis? At best we use the word “fascist”, which is like swearing with the word “darn.” The fascists were 2nd stringers.

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Jan 02 2005

Hitler’s Respect for “My Lord and Savior” Jesus

It is not pleasant to study the face of evil, but it seems good that some of us be aware of its common habits, intentions, and techniques, and spread our

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Jan 01 2005

New Year, Same Old Us, and That’s Not All Bad

We got a new electronic game for Christmas; so I summoned all my engineering know-how and went to work installing the batteries. The instructions warned me not to mix new

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