I can’t confirm that this is true, but it seems likely. And when we think about it, the idea of “onward Christian soldiers, marching as to war” is anything but a new concept.
I can’t confirm that this is true, but it seems likely. And when we think about it, the idea of “onward Christian soldiers, marching as to war” is anything but a new concept.
I’m not looking for a church to join. But if I were, I’d find this appealing.
A reader sent me this, and notes: When you finally realize that life is more than getting a list of freebies or demands fulfilled. We see this commonly from Trump supporters, i.e., those who are told, and believe with all …
Perhaps 112 years ago, what Teddy Roosevelt wanted so desperately for our nation actually could have been accomplished, though it certainly seems out of reach now. What we can do, which will win back some of the control we’ve lost …
This from Trump toady Jim Jordan, to which energy investment analyst Robert Rapier replied: Someone should ask him which of these pipelines (see below) are closed. What’s the disconnect here? My best guess is that it’s the reaction to one …
The answer goes like this: Republicans are actually two groups of people: the amoral rich (~20%) and the poorly educated working class (~80%).
Of course, all decent people concern themselves with the quality of life that our descendants will face. Having said that, I’d be a liar if I said I never had the thought expressed in the meme here.