Back in July I wrote about the Transgender Ordinance passed by the Gainesville (FL) City Council. The ordinance uses a very broad definition gender identity is based upon the way an individual feels or says they feel. "The bathroom" clause of the ordinance has been very controversial. According to this ordinance a man may use … Continue reading Update: What Happens When Those in Charge Lack Common Sense
Response to Comment
This is a response to a comment I received on It is Both Not Either Or. I am re-posting the comment here: Good points but keep in mind, whether conservative or liberal-minded churches, the call to social justice does not necessarily equate to more government programs and spending. It equates to Christian people being Christian … Continue reading Response to Comment
Vote!
If you haven't already voted be sure to vote tomorrow. Tomorrow's election is one of the most important in our country's history. There are many issues facing our country today and our country needs a leader who is able to make some tough decisions. We need a leader who is elected based on their qualfications … Continue reading Vote!
Manadatory Vaccinations
My article today for Homeschool Benefits is about the supposed correlation between Mississippi's strict mandatory vaccination policy and the rise in homeschooling in that state. It seems that some officials in that state want to make vaccinations mandatory for all children not just those attending public schools. Well, this brings up an issue I have … Continue reading Manadatory Vaccinations
Stick with The Issues, Please
Unless you have been hiding under a rock you have heard that John McCain has chosen Sara Palin, Governor of Alaska as his running mate. If you are like me this move may seem surprising, simply because I really hadn't heard of her before. What is even more surprising are some of the rumors and … Continue reading Stick with The Issues, Please
You Can’t Wear That Here
Last October Waxahachie High School (TX) sophomore Pete Palmer was sent home for wearing a John Edwards 08 t-shirt to school and threatened with suspension if he wore it again. Palmer and his family are suing the Waxahachie Independent School District (WISD). The Palmer's claim WISD violated Pete's right to free speech. According to WISD … Continue reading You Can’t Wear That Here
Political Parties and Religion
The August 6th edition of Christianity Today has an interesting article about the role faith is playing in the upcoming election. Both the democratic and republican parties are courting the vote of the faithful. The Republican Party has long history with conservative Christian. The Democratic Party is also seeking to gain the support of the … Continue reading Political Parties and Religion
