Character – or not
Portrait of Betrayal
Michael Bray, 1988 De Tocqueville’s alacritous 19th century account of American society draws the affections of Christian Patriots hither. In an age of license and decadence, his account of public civility and community spirit is attractive. In our time of convoluted “pluralism” (read: polytheism), his commendation of the explicitly Christian foundations of American society provides […]
Wrestling: A Personal Tribute
31 March, 2017 Distinctive Features of the Sport Most popular sports today include the use of toys (balls) and depend upon timing and coordination with teammates in passing the object from one team member to another. Such is the case with the big four: basketball, football, baseball, and soccer as well the less regionally played […]
The Local Church(es) of Wilmington
Michael Bray 28 Feb., 2017 I am grateful for the article in the Journal featuring pastors of three churches in town (“Keys to a Thriving Congregation,” 28 February, by Gary Huffenberger). There was no definition of a Christian “church” supplied, but based upon the fact that all three were by their implied affirmation of the […]
Bogus SCOTUS
Michael Bray 20 Feb., 2017 Why do we allow the trendy opinions of a couple Jews and apostate Gentile Christians rule the land – overthrowing the laws of God, the nation, and our cities? The evanescent feelings, mindset, or “opinions” of “the Court” – like the afflatus of an ass – will pass. Law, however, must – […]
Snarr, Civil Rights, and THE Issue at Hand
22 Feb., 2017 As reported by Neil Snarr in the Journal (21 Feb., 2017) there was in Wilmington an anti-slavery newspaper published from 1851-1855, The Herald of Freedom, edited one John W. Chaffin. I was delighted to read about it. To the glory of Biblical truths and justice and to the credit of these Christian […]
Racketeer for Life
Re-posted 4 January, 2017 Fighting the Culture of Death from the Sidewalk to the Supreme Court By Joseph M. Scheidler with Peter M. Scheidler Reviewed by Terence J. Hughes, Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences and Climate Change, University of Maine (404 North Sixth Street, Fort Pierre, South Dakota 57532) 1 January 2017 Maybe once in a […]
America’s Worst President
20 December 2016 Terence J. Hughes, Professor Emeritus, University of Maine 404 North Sixth Street, Fort Pierre, South Dakota In one month from today, on 20 January 2017, Donald Trump is in and Barack Obama is out as President of the United States. Books will be written for a century and more assessing the Obama […]
You Don’t Want Portman Watching Your Back
10 Nov., 2016 You Don’t Want Portman Watching Your Back . . .Unless You’re Pretty Hard Up After Jesus, my next favorite candidate for the 2016 Presidential race would have been Ben Carson. These failing, I was left with Mr. Trump. But I like him a ton more than Hitlery. And the Lord knows I […]
RINOS and CINOS
Michael Bray 30 August, 2016 It is long past time to clarify and clean out the party. Determine what you believe, bottom line, and then reject candidates which violate the code. Take for a bottom line a candidate who holds to the Ten Commandments. We haven’t seen that standard since, well, maybe Charlemagne. But it […]
On the Resistance to the Advancement of Sodomy (Kentucky)
Michael Bray 8 September 2015 Since we have embarrassed God – no, slighted Him – no, offended Him by our selfish stupidity, observable among all the peoples – we have a big problem. We have tolerated rather than prosecuted the practice of sexual perversion. Now, we who have refused to oppose evil will ourselves be opposed […]
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