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> Interesting links I've found lately
The Prodigal Sons, Tim Keller, Politics, and the Gospel
Posted On Tuesday, 23 Sep 2008 By David Westerfield. Under Audio, Christian Culture, Culture, Politics, Theology Tags: Audio, gospel, MP3, Politics, Prodigal Sons, tim keller
The Prodigal Sons - Tim Keller (MP3)
I've heard this sermon before, but listened to it again because it's so excellent. I'll admit: recently I've had a wrong tendency to want to blackball one political group over another. Keller reminded me (because I'm so quick to forget) that even deeper than ... Read More
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A Zeal For God Not According to Knowledge
Posted On Wednesday, 17 Sep 2008 By David Westerfield. Under Christian Culture, Theology Tags: American Dream, American Gospel, American Religion, evangelicalism, Knowledge, Romans 10:2, Zeal for God
"For I bear them witness that they have a zeal for God, but not according to knowledge." - Romans 10:2
These words were spoken by Paul testifying to the Jews zeal for God, His ways, His acts, His words. Yet their zeal for God, as he says, was not according to ... Read More
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Dark Helmet’s Evil Twin Sister
Posted On Wednesday, 17 Sep 2008 By David Westerfield. Under Bizarro, Entertainment, Funny Tags: Bizarre, Dark Helmet, Drudge Report, Entertainment, Fashion
So, how is this fashion? Saw this on www.drudgereport.com today. Apparently, this is the latest "cutting edge" fashion on the runway in London. I'm scared and confused ... Lonestarrrr! (Movie reference - Spaceballs) ... Read More
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"You can put, uh, lipstick on a pig, it's still a pig." - Obama.
Let's just reverse the political playing field for a moment, all things being even. Can you imagine the back lash from the left (not to mention the media) if McCain had made a comparable statement about Hillary ... Read More
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"If I'm sitting pretty and I have a waitress who is making minimum wage plus tips, and I can afford it and she can't, what's the big deal for me to say I'm gonna pay a little bit more? That's neighborliness." - Obama. Now you tell me what he ... Read More
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The problem I have with the Fannie and Freddie debacle is not so much the quick-fix, economic rescue of these massive, government-backed organizations announced this weekend, using billions of dollars of our tax money to bail them out. I believe that was inevitable given the structure of how they were ... Read More
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Wow, a NY Times article that goes into detail on the demotion of the two MSNBC anchors Chris Matthews and Keith Olbermann over the weekend. It seems some people in the journalistic world are waking up to the fact that whether you’re a Republican or a Democrat, you don’t want ... Read More
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(Disclaimer: I used this picture to the left because it was one of the oddest things I've seen today. I didn't know Santa was the poster-child for breaking down barriers. Ha!)
I have posted this response on politics from John Hendryx before, even recently, but feel a need to post it ... Read More
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Newsweek on Palin in October of 2007
Posted On Wednesday, 03 Sep 2008 By David Westerfield. Under Politics
Excerpts from the article:
(Original): http://www.newsweek.com/id/42534
(Archived): http://www.westerfunk.net/archives/poli ... k%20-%201/ (Part 1)
http://www.westerfunk.net/archives/poli ... k%20-%202/ (Part 2)
"While this year's political buzz has been about Hillary Clinton's run for the White House and Nancy Pelosi's ascension to Speaker of the House, women leaders like Palin, a Republican, and Napolitano, a Democrat, have gained significant ... Read More
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As with most Google products, many of which I use, simplicity seems to be the overarching theme. This is good for many of their applications, such as Google Talk and Earth, which makes it easy for the average user to navigate and operate. However, I must admit, I was hoping ... Read More
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