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There has been a noticeable absence of people willing to deal with the downside (might we dare say THE EVIL?) of political correctness. The words are used casually by newscasters, who, by the way, are not serving the public as journalists. They are editorialists, at best, and just people with an opinion and a pen,…
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There are some issues that must be met head on, and there will never be a better time than now for me to tackle a few that may be slightly sensitive. At any rate, here goes nothing (as they say in the movies). Opinion Number One Politics! Power! Perjury! Plundering! These are words that only…
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*It’s time to take the gloves off and take a hardball look at modern day methods of communicating the “Christian” message. * *As an almost avid viewer of “televangelism” (and church programming, religious broadcasting, etc.), I am finding the presentations more and more disheartening. The satellite (“Christian”) networks, in particular, seem to have selected a…
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(“Disgusting” is an adjective. That means it is a descriptive word. In the definition, it denotes “arousing revulsion or strong indignation. Synonyms for it are: revolting; repellent; repulsive; sickening; nauseating; nauseous; stomach-churning; off-putting; unpalatable; unappetizing; uninviting; unsavory, distasteful, foul, nasty; obnoxious; yucky; icky; gross; sick-making; gut-churning; grotty; vomitous; bogging; disgustful; offensive; appalling; outrageous; objectionable; displeasing;…
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*1.**_Before he filed, I knew Donald Trump would be president!_* *2.**_In 2017, I said to watch out for 2020-2021!_* *3.**_Now, it is time to watch out for 2025!_* *4.**_There is no way to prepare for 2029 except to be saved!_* *_(2029 will be the year when GREAT TRIBULATION will hit!)_* *I make no claims to…
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An open letter from Dr. Paul Collins …The Problem With The Profit Motive— it can be very deceptive and destructive This session at my computer keyboard is dedicated to another matter of truth that needs to be told. The subject involves “profit” and is especially relevant to the sacred rather than the secular. The secular…
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Anyone taking a short trip around my world knows that I write a little and talk a lot. I am the guy with the small keyboard that produces much less than my big mouth. I have written all that to “simply” say, “When talk is free it’s really cheap!” Now, you have to admit that…
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… we have enough “celebrities” Oh for the days when you could tell the players without a program, scorecard, or playbook. Many years ago, we knew people were exactly who they were just because we somehow knew! When I saw Chuck, I knew he was the same as the kid I physically defended in second…
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More, Most, or Maybe? Growing up on the wrong side of the tracks was the right side for me. The experience was worth more than the cost of an education based in sociology and community. This was especially true because radio was primitive, television was definitely an infant, and high tech meant we had a…
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I may have titled this piece wrong. Is the church pew still relevant? With the “Covid” and all the other factors (including some “governmental” interference), it seems that we may be in danger of losing a time-honored tradition that goes back nearly two thousand years. But there may be some pictures in your mind of…
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