Frederick Meekins's Blog (12)

Liberals hate no one more than those that take the implications of progressivist ideas seriously.

Advocates of that particular ideology no doubt ranked among the foremost ridiculing President Trump's proposal of a new branch of the armed forces for now referred to as the “Space Force” that will be dedicated to defending against threats from beyond the Earth's atmosphere.…

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In the case of Abramski vs. The United States, the Supreme Court ruled that federal law does not allow someone to purchase a gun on behalf of another party without declaring such an intention from the outset.

As a police officer, Bruce Abramksi was allowed a discount on a firearm that his uncle is reported to have wanted.

As upstanding citizens, Bruce and his uncle facilitated the transaction through a licensed firearms dealer.

All of the involved parties were legally…

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Futurist Ray Kurzweil, Former Vice President Al Gore, and Bill Maher are scheduled to take part in an all-star panel discussion titled "Transcendent Man” broadcast to select theaters across America.



The forum will in part discuss the merging of man and machine for the purposes of indefinitely extending the human lifespan.



No doubt listening to Al Gore drone on and on will definitely make it feel like an eternity has elapsed.



Apparently, overcrowding isn't the… Continue

An MSNBC analyst called Obama a BLEEP. As spineless as the President is, one shouldn't be so sure he should be categorized as anything so distinctively male.



In the sex-dominated culture of the leftist media, wouldn't calling Obama a BLEEP actually be the highest possible compliment?



Calling Obama a male appendage is no worse than calling anyone else that.



The President is owed no more verbal deference than anybody else.



White House propagandists… Continue

A New York Times correspondent insists that Americans living in the middle of the country have sloping foreheads. Weren't the Nazis also obsessed with equating cranial shape with intelligence?



The Washington Post labeled Glenn Beck as a "creature" in regards to his pending rally in Israel. I thought bastions of tolerance such as the Post use to warm that such linguistic dehumanization was the first step taken by the Nazis.



Since the average American is no longer able to go… Continue

The next worldview examined by Geisler in "Christian Apologetics" is Panentheism. Whereas Deism postulated a God detached from His creation for the sake of transcendence and Pantheism claims that God and the world are coterminous for the sake of immanence, Panentheism attempts to conceptualize a God that is distinct from yet part of the world.



To the Panentheist, God is to the world what mind or soul is to the body (193). Like many of the worldviews and methodologies already… Continue

Wonder what the food fascists advocating dietary asceticism scarfed down as children. As anyone that has sat through an evangelistic missionary testimonial knows, those griping the loudest about your errant ways are usually the ones that could make a sailor blush before they came to religion. 



A Chicago school's policy of controlling what students eat is an example of the threat posed to human liberty by public education. Sad thing is many private educators are just as eager to usurp… Continue

When someone makes a statement like "The only education we should be interested in is Christian education", it might earn brownie points with certain fanatics.



However, it really needs to be clarified before the wider scope of the Church can endorse it.



For example, does the person making the statement include the entire breadth of human knowledge derived from reflection upon the creation and applications deduced from such cogitation?



If so, the statement can be… Continue

Kind of tells you what a person is made of if they hold a pity party in regards to how Bin Ladin was mistreated during his elimination. The person raising these concerns is the very same extreme Reconstructionist that any other time thinks Glenn Beck should be executed as a "false prophet" along with Sabbath violators.

 

Borrowing from the advocates of infantacide, if you don't want to see Bin Ladin's death photos, DON'T LOOK AT THEM!

 

Bin Laden was given 40…

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A story posted at Yahoo News detailed the steps taken in Washington, DC to prepare for a retaliatory attack on the part of Al Qaeda over the death of Osama Bin Ladin. Among the measures included increased police protection of synagogues and mosques.



What about Christian churches?



Aren’t these structures as worthy of protection?



However, they were not mentioned in the article.



If not, shouldn’t the DC government admit that they are not as concerned… Continue

Featured in a twitter post I stumbled across was a promotional by a church promising to give $100 to every single mother that shows up at the congregation for Mother's Day.



If a family lives as some of these fundamentalist churches demand, with dad working and mom at home, they are bringing in no more income than a household headed by a single mother In many instances, single mothers are no more necessarily deprived materially than an intact single income family.



So why… Continue

Bin Ladin is supposedly dead. A million plus terrorists to go.



The death of Bin Ladin ends the war on terrorism the same way the capture of Saddam ended war in Iraq.



Now that Bin Ladin is supposedly dead, expect Qaddaffi to attempt to regain his crown as king of all terrorists.



Bin Ladin's compound is surrounded by 18 foot walls. Can't help but admire his taste in architecture and real estate.



Bin Ladin is said to have died amongst his wives and… Continue