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 12/7/18 4:02 PM |
| Hal C. Ondays | | Isles of Langerhans | |  |  | |  |
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Liberals screamed when the new head of the Dept of Education was announced, because they knew she was not going to follow the previous regime.
Voting has consequences, though I don't think changing the Dept of Education was high on anyone's agenda. The wall, immigration reform, yes, but not this.
Another point is that homeschooling does not automatically mean Conservative or Christian or Republican. Many in liberal places like California and Vermont are home schooling from a leftist viewpoint.
Still, it's not a significant portion of the kids being schooled today--I think a SermonAudio news item said that in North Carolina, homeschooled kids exceeded kids in private schools, which means a lot for churches that depend on those schools to help pay their own bills.
Too bad the Atlantic magazine wouldn't assign a reporter to cover that issue--why are so many kids being homeschooled instead of being sent to private schools? What does this say about the parent that has to stay home to do the homeschooling?
But--alas!--liberals like the editors of the Atlantic do not see any issue there because they only see what other liberals are talking about, and probably in this kind of story, there isn't anything negative to say about our current President Donald Trump. |
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| 12/2/18 1:50 PM |
| Hal C. Ondays | | Isles of Langerhans | | | | | |
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This study will be attacked in the mainstream media, if it gets to see the Light of Day at all. So true what it says, that Democrats--liberals all--consider minorities (meaning blacks for the most part) as not very smart people. They have a condescending attitude towards them, knowing they can depend on their votes if they continue to speak at their churches, and on the Sundays of early voting, pay for lunches and charter buses to take them straight from church to the polls.
And liberals in general think they are doing a Great Thing by treating blacks as dummies, constantly in need of Affirmative Action programs, set-aside contracts, and Diversity.
Ask yourself--does the NBA practice Diversity? Is there a white set-aside quota in the NBA?
And what about other minorities, like the Asians, who are doing better in schools than even white elites. Harvard is facing a lawsuit right now that says they discriminate against these very smart Asians, so as to prevent all Harvard from becoming one Super-Smart Asian Colony!
Boy, if I ran a college, I would aim to get that, and then boast of it all over the world--the smartest college in the world! |
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| 12/2/18 12:50 PM |
| Hal C. Ondays | | Isles of Langerhans | | | | | |
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Atlantic is a secular publication, and same website shows an article about the death of restaurants. So maybe their editors are creating a theme of 'death of'
I wish they would do one on how Liberals Love Death, like abortion, euthanasia, etc.
Again, dealing with secular people means they don't understand the fine points of religion, much less theology that interest many posters here at SA.
For them, those big buildings with steeples, bell towers, crosses on top sitting on prime real estate, in very visible locations in town and city downtown areas, are all the same as The Church, and that is represented by people like the Pope, Billy Graham, Joel Osteen, etc. They could not tell the difference between any of them.
The article seems to be about one initiative of the United Methodist Church to get churches to do more community development and maybe even commercial uses of their dying sites. I think a city zoning official would want to look into this to see if they are violating any laws.
I know of their locations that occupies half a city block, land is worth millions.
Around the corner is a Christian Scientist Church that razed the 2 story apartment buildings that I think were used by elderly members. They now have a big hotel there. |
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| 11/17/18 12:50 PM |
| Hal C. Ondays | | Isles of Langerhans | | | |
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Since when did he become some kind of expert on the economy? Has anyone followed what he said last year and seen how his favorite stock picks have done? How about those from the year before that, and so on going back a good 5 to 10 years?
No, as usual, what we see here is the usual mainstream media (CNBC here, a group of leftists who hate America and chortle gleefully when they can think up bad news) coming up with an anti-Trump story, Does anyone remember them saying anything negative during the Big Ears Barry Obama Regime (yes, that's the one with the white mother, 2 white grandparents, 1 African father, who all refer to as black when, in places like Brazil and the Dominican Republic, he would be mulatto or white) |
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| 11/16/18 2:06 PM |
| Hal C. Ondays | | Isles of Langerhans | | | |
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I wonder how many people who are warming the pews are in complete agreement with this pastor and only are there because their parents or spouse make them go.
At least, I think that in the good ol' US of A, we have gotten away from that 1950s style of church-going, seen only in situation comedies of that era like the Andy Griffith Show, where everyone went just because everyone went, and not going made you stand out. Of course, those were segregation days, though it doesn't seem the Church hasn't changed that much in that respect.
I was thinking of the black churches when they were analyzing the results of the recent elections. It seems that blacks, especially in Florida, did not vote 99 percent of the time for the Dems. I thought this might be from the weakening status of the 'historic black church' that just does not hold sway like it used to. I've also seen a nationally televised preacher from Houston with lots of blacks in attendance. I wonder--did they have buses at this church round up all the congregants on the Sunday before Election Day to take them to the polls (to vote for Dems, who probably paid for the buses and the barbeque lunch afterwards). |
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