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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Pray for the Johns Day, or, Turns Out There Are People I Will Send to Hell
I heard a radio spot today for Pray for the Johns Day. The radio spot talked about the terrible facts of sex trafficking here in the U.S., an industry that preys on very young women, children actually, and how this … Continue reading
Can You Spot the Bad Business Model Here?
Last year I was given a sewing machine. Well, most of a sewing machine. The electrical cord and plug and the foot pedal had disappeared at some earlier time. But I gamely took the machine, did a little research on … Continue reading
Posted in America's Confusion
Tagged business model, dpchallenge, egalitarian marriage, feminism, marriage, postaday, sewing machine, sexism, women's rights
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School Prayer is Allowed. Bullying is Not.
I was super excited when The West Wing became available to stream on Netflix. As any good Democrat would, I love the show. I would vote for Bartlett any day. Wouldn’t you? I watched the show when it originally aired, … Continue reading
Posted in America's Confusion, Christianity's Confusion
Tagged America, bullies, can't we all just get along?, Christian privilege, church, dpchallenge, First Amendment, high school, justice, moment of silence, non-christian, pledge of allegiance, postaday, religion, Republicans, school prayer, The West Wing
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The Outlet Trail
This week’s weather, with temps down in the single digits, has not been conducive to getting outside much. Cooped inside all week makes me long for some sunshine and fresh air. Since the only fresh air to be had is … Continue reading
Posted in Truth
Tagged abandoned bridge, abandoned building, abandoned factory, America, dpchallenge, Dresden, Finger Lakes, hiking, hiking New York, Keuka Lake, Outlet Trail, Penn Yan, postaday, Seneca Lake
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March for Life, Maybe, But Not Truth
Today is the March for Life, a mostly religiously impelled protest against abortion (and occasionally on various kinds of euthanasia) in D.C.. In honor of all the women and men who are hurt by the false-witness and libel that this … Continue reading
Posted in America's Confusion, Christianity's Confusion
Tagged abortion, belief, Catholic, church, contraception, current-events, dpchallenge, Evangelical, murder, postaday, pro-choice, pro-life, the pill, women's rights
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Slouching Towards Hell
Both sects of Christianity I was part of believed in a literal hell. I did too, for a while. But I always had a hard time imagining actual people in the fiery pits. Hitler, yes, and maybe the villains from … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity's Confusion
Tagged belief, Catholic, church, cruella de vil, deconversion, dpchallenge, ex-christian, Hell, judgement, Pandemonium, postaday, Presbyterian, theology
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Cayuga’s Solitude
In the summer boats are infrequent, in winter they are thoroughly absent. The far shore is a long two miles away, though, in the brilliant but short January light, it looks much closer. Sometimes the curtain of snow comes down … Continue reading
Posted in Truth
Tagged Cayuga, dpchallenge, falling snow, far shore, Finger Lakes, postaday, quietness, spiritual practices, winter
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Oh, You Brassy Hussy – Part 2
Let’s get back to dismantling the misconceptions and false dichotomies of “The Cult of the Orgasm”. You can read part one here. I highly recommend reading both the original article on Her.meneutics and my first post before moving on to … Continue reading
Oh, You Brassy Hussy
Way back in June the blog Her.meneutics (part of Christianity Today) ran an article titled, The Cult of the Orgasm and written by Anna Broadway. You should go read it because it will help explain how blitheringly angry it has made me. … Continue reading
These Are the Critters in Your Neighborhood…
I went on a bit of a walk today on a trail that connects Keuka and Seneca Lakes, the Outlet trail. It’s a lovely trail- flat, broad, well-maintained, and following closely the fast and absorbing outlet itself. The outlet allows … Continue reading
Posted in Truth
Tagged animal prints, dogs, dpchallenge, Finger Lakes, hiking, Keuka Lake, outdoors, Outlet Trail, rabbits, raccoons, Seneca Lake
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