Character – or not
Bake the Cake?
24 Jan., 2018 What will the Supremes say? Will they treat the bakers like they treated baby advocates? They are to hear the plea of those Christian bakers in Oregon. SCOTUS is weak in its opinions because it has forsaken (divine) Justice. Having rejected the Law as the guide for what is right and just […]
Wrestling is for Men
Church Ministry and Wrestling: A Sport to Advocate Basketball is the sport of pussies. My dad is an exception; limited opportunities. He grew up on Paterson, New Jersey and there were no wrestling programs in his neighborhood. So, he did what he had to do. He played basketball, was the class president, and went off […]
In Defense of Another: The Paul Hill Brief (posted Oct., 2017)
The brief attached at the link below, written by Michael Hirsh in 1995, was published by the Regent University Law Review. It provides the legal argument for the termination of an abortionist by one who is acting in defense of the innocents who are threatened by the actions of said abortionist. Hirsh brief
Michael Hirsh: a personal letter to an inquirer
Michael Hirsh an anti-abortion activist who practices law (beginning with the defense of Paul Hill, his first case) wrote me the following on 26 Oct., 2017: A guy (whom I don’t know) heard that I have 13 children. He wrote me, asking “Do you feel that your actions [having 13 children] are based in selfishness? […]
A Description of a Good Pastor
Posted on 11 Sept., 2017 Canterbury Tales Geoffrey Chaucer was born, the son of a vintner, in London in about 1342. His value as an Englishman was such that Edward III paid a part of his ransom in 1360 after he had been captured while fighting the French. He was well versed in the doctrines […]
Y’all Do the Right Thing!
5 Sept., 2017 A brief Apology for the Faith ποιεῖτε ὃ ἔξεστιν “Do what is lawful” (cf. Luke 6:2) Why? What is the motivation? Instinctually, the “right thing,” from a materialistic, even evolutionary point of view, is equivalent that which facilitates my well being, safety, and survival. Quite bluntly, this view would permit murder, cannibalism, robbery, lying […]
Judge Orrick (or is it Ork?)
21 July, 2017 On 8 June, 2017, the Associated Press reported: “The leader of an anti-abortion group who is being sued wants to disqualify a U.S. judge who barred him from releasing videos recorded at meetings of an association of abortion providers.” Judge William Orrick held David Daleiden in civil contempt for violating a court […]
Slaying Abortion’s Goliath (7 January, 1997)
Posted 27 June, 2017 in remembrance of Paul Hill 20 years after his execution. The essay by Paul Hill (7 January, 1997), “Slaying Abortion’s Goliath” is transcribed with abridgments below. Here is my introduction: On 29 July, 1994, Paul Hill terminated Abortionist John Britton, 69, and his collaborator, one James H. Barrett, a 74-year-old retired Air […]
What is a Repentant Church in a Holocaust? (1989)
Posted 23 June, 2017 The following was published 28 years ago. 1989. That was 16 years after the SCOTUS defiled the land with Roe v. Wade. It was the same year that I was released from jail following completion of four years imprisonment on a six-year sentence in connection with the destruction of abortuaries along […]
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 […]
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