Hunter at 17. Today is turning out to be a really good day 🙂
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Hunting the Hunter
I love this Reality Blurred site. From the site: This is ironic — and quite sad, really — because, as we learned earlier via revealing photos, Hunter — or someone who is his twin — isn't exactly a stranger in these parts. He used to dance at the gay bar known as the Backstreet Dance… Continue reading
Gotta Luv IKEA
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The New York Times recently had an article on the supposed division between the national organizations on the issue of same-sex marriage. One quote from the article says Some gay rights activists, including the leadership of the Human Rights Campaign, said they believed that aggressively pursuing same-sex marriage only played into the hand of Republicans… Continue reading
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Received this link today in my email. It's a letter from Donna Brown, a blue mother to a red mother. It is definately worth the read! http://www.blogactive.com/amomsletter.htm
Our Father, Who Art in Hell
December 7, 2004 Our Father, Who Art in Hell “I note with grave displeasure that your patient has become a Christian” (Lewis 5). So writes Uncle Screwtape in C.S. Lewis’s, The Screwtape Letters, to his nephew, Wormwood, a young fiend who has just been assigned his first patient. Initially one may believe that we are… Continue reading
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Karshner Triplets – hmmm… cingulicious! http://www.thekarshnertriplets.com/main.php?content=home
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It seems that NBC and CBS have caused more of a commotion than they may have wanted with their refusal to allow an advertisement by the United Church of Christ, wish hopes to send the message that all are welcome in their church. You can read the statement about the refusal of NBC/CBS to show… Continue reading
Christianity Essay, Fall 2004
Comparative Religion, Fall 2004 Christianity is always a subject for interpretation. How does Søren Kierkegaard interpret Christianity in “The Anguish of Being a Christian”? How does his interpretation compare to your own? Or, if you are not a Christian, does his interpretation of Christianity repel or attract you? Explain. You can review how I responded… Continue reading