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In a nutshell I want people to be able to leave comments without me having to "approve" them - they appear immediately. But I also want to keep out spam. The anti-spam module for some reason was marking all comments - including my own - as spam. I have since added the Disqus plugin which hopefully will allow anyone with a free Disqus account to be able to leave comments that appear immediately. So far it appears to be working nicely.-
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"Being Theologically Conservative"
My friend Joshua (whom I get to visit when in Atlanta for Catalyst Conference) is a self-described “Socially Liberal, Theologically Conservative, Protestant” whose political views are “Very Liberal”. My intent here is not to debate or quibble with the “socially/politically … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Education, Personal, Sabbath, Theology
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Charles Krauthammer coins and explains "Obamaism"
Obamaism. Now we have a word to describe the agenda which Krauthammer able summarizes. He begins by noting the significance of his recent speech to the Congress: If Barack Obama succeeds, his joint address to Congress will be seen as … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Environment, Media, News, Politics, Uncategorized
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Lousiana Science (mis-)Education Act passes
Well – they did it. SB733 passes 94-3. Now it goes to the Louisiana state Senate to consider an amendment. Backers contend that the proposal would give science teachers more freedom to hold freewheeling classroom discussions, including arguments that challenge … Continue reading
Letter to the Editor – Why Public Schools (Do Not) Need Religion
Here we go again. I hate it when Christians sound like fools in public. To the editor, Baton Rouge Advocate: Wright’s First Rule of Rhetoric states, When people are in error they will not only contradict but even refute themselves. … Continue reading
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SB733 passes committee
SB733 the “Louisiana Science Education Act” passed the House Education Committee yesterday. The article in the Baton Rouge Advocate noted that there was standing room only – quite unusual – indicating how controversial this bill is. As for the bill … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Politics, Religion, Science, Society and Culture
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Louisiana (Anti-)Science Education Act – oops
*Sigh*. Today is the day that the (Louisiana) House Education Committee considers SB733 the “Louisiana Science Education Act”. It supposedly calls for “critical thinking” about scientific issues which… when you look at the fine print… means talking about Intelligent Design … Continue reading
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