Punk rebels claiming to be working for God hacked up the congregation at a Catholic Church in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
These weak men, armed with weapons call themselves pretentiously, "Lord's Resistance Army." Which lord? Apparently one which hates and kills. This would not be the lord in Heaven, of course, who tells his followers to love their enemies.
This is serious stuff. Hopefully, the authorities will catch these chumps and dump them into prison. Toss in a Bible. Maybe this time, they will read it. Look at Matthew 5:44, boneheads.
Whack!
Ugandan army says rebels kill 45 people in Congo church
KAMPALA (AFP) – The Ugandan army on Sunday accused Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) rebels of hacking to death 45 people in a church in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
An aid official speaking to AFP on condition of anonymity confirmed Friday's massacre, saying the killings took place in a Catholic church in the Doruma area, around 40 kilometres (25 miles) from the Sudanese border.
"There are body parts everywhere. Inside the church, the entrance and in the church compound," the aid official said.
"We got information the rebels cut 45 people into pieces," added army spokesman Captain Chris Magezi.
"They were cut with pangas (machetes) and hit with clubs...
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Pope Gets Bashed by Religion Phobic Gays
Where does Benedict XVI think he gets the right to pontificate about religion?
Oh, wait. He's the pope.
Meanwhile, you've got gay rights groups intolerant of his religious views.
Whack!
Pope angers campaigners with speech seen as attack on homosexualityguardian.co.uk
Gay rights groups and activists yesterday condemned passages in Pope Benedict XVI's end-of-year address in which the pontiff spoke about gender and the important distinction between men and women.
Oh, wait. He's the pope.
Meanwhile, you've got gay rights groups intolerant of his religious views.
Whack!
Pope angers campaigners with speech seen as attack on homosexualityguardian.co.uk
Gay rights groups and activists yesterday condemned passages in Pope Benedict XVI's end-of-year address in which the pontiff spoke about gender and the important distinction between men and women.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Pastorbating? Barack Obama Teases America With Religious Controversy
Who will be the most suspicious of this decision?
Will it be Evangelicals and other morally conservative Christians who know Barack Obama is extremely prochoice and generally pro-gay marriage. They know Rick Warren, pastor of Saddleback Church, is not.
Or liberals, Christian and otherwise, who prefer to think of Obama as one of theirs?
Who will cringe at this proverbial reaching over the aisle the most?
No thrills up my leg here. Obama is just politicking.
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Obama's next pastor controversy - at inauguration
Will it be Evangelicals and other morally conservative Christians who know Barack Obama is extremely prochoice and generally pro-gay marriage. They know Rick Warren, pastor of Saddleback Church, is not.
Or liberals, Christian and otherwise, who prefer to think of Obama as one of theirs?
Who will cringe at this proverbial reaching over the aisle the most?
No thrills up my leg here. Obama is just politicking.
WHACK!
Obama's next pastor controversy - at inauguration
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Salvation Army - Getting It Right
It has come to my attention that there are people who are so afraid of religion that they will not give to the Salvation Army because of its Christian worldview.
What organization so much is the spirit of Christmas as the Salvation Army? Few are as effective. Give today, whatever they believe. Don't let what someone else believes hold you back. Such discrimination isn't cool in 2008.
http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/www_usn_2.nsf/vw-local/Ways-to-give
To those intolerant louts who think only atheists are worthy of their money:
Whack!
What organization so much is the spirit of Christmas as the Salvation Army? Few are as effective. Give today, whatever they believe. Don't let what someone else believes hold you back. Such discrimination isn't cool in 2008.
http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/www_usn_2.nsf/vw-local/Ways-to-give
To those intolerant louts who think only atheists are worthy of their money:
Whack!
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Politics and Faith?
Peter Roskam Speaks at Wheaton Academy
How to work in the real world without compromising your faith.
by Anthony Trendl
Chicago Tribune
Peter Roskam, a senator in Illinois most noted nationally for taking over Henry Hyde's spot, spoke at a high school today.
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How to work in the real world without compromising your faith.
by Anthony Trendl
Chicago Tribune
Peter Roskam, a senator in Illinois most noted nationally for taking over Henry Hyde's spot, spoke at a high school today.
...Talking about his Glen Ellyn roots and path into politics, he also candidly described the basis for his prolife views in the context of remaining consistent with his Christian faith. His theme was ethics, and thinking long-term when it comes to career while not separating faith and vocation, that a Christian is a Christian no matter what the job at hand is.I gotta admit, I hardly expected one Christian Republican to survive this election, with so many Democrats seeking the big O. Good for this guy, going against the flow (and we know what's flowing).
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Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Monkey Business Scientists: Science in search of the top banana
Science has always bveen known to follow the money. Religion has never been as profitable, you know.
There's some green to made in the yellow, helping keep agriculture out of the red by avoiding black spots.
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Science in search of the top banana
By ARTHUR MAX – 7 hours ago
ROTTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) — It's not easy to keep a banana yellow.
To get it to market ripe but unblemished by brown sugar spots takes careful timing, a slight fiddling with nature's rhythms and a delivery system that is increasingly computer-driven and technical.
The perfect banana used to be a rare and precious find, but technology is changing that. From the tree in the sweltering tropics to the grocery rack in the frigid north, scientists are seeking new ways to strengthen the food chain and extend the shelf life of perishables so they reach distant consumers as if freshly picked.
Commercially, the goal is to satisfy a demand for quality food anywhere, any time, and at maximum profit.
There's some green to made in the yellow, helping keep agriculture out of the red by avoiding black spots.
WHACK!
Science in search of the top banana
By ARTHUR MAX – 7 hours ago
ROTTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) — It's not easy to keep a banana yellow.
To get it to market ripe but unblemished by brown sugar spots takes careful timing, a slight fiddling with nature's rhythms and a delivery system that is increasingly computer-driven and technical.
The perfect banana used to be a rare and precious find, but technology is changing that. From the tree in the sweltering tropics to the grocery rack in the frigid north, scientists are seeking new ways to strengthen the food chain and extend the shelf life of perishables so they reach distant consumers as if freshly picked.
Commercially, the goal is to satisfy a demand for quality food anywhere, any time, and at maximum profit.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Students Struggle in First-ever State Science Test
Weird. As the nation becomes more secular, science students are getting dumber.
Students Struggle in First-ever State Science Test
September 23, 2008
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Scores from the first-ever statewide assessment for science show that just one in four Rhode Island students is proficient in the subject.
Students in grades 4, 8 and 11 were tested, with fourth-graders showing the highest proficiency of all three groups.
The state Department of Education said Tuesday that in Rhode Island's urban districts, where test scores were lower overall, only 3 percent of eighth graders tested proficient in science.
Gov. Don Carcieri said now that the state has seen the scores, it can begin to address the problem.
Board of Regents Chairman Robert Flanders, Jr. said officials need to look at whether the state has enough science teachers and appropriate training and materials.
© Copyright 2008 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Students Struggle in First-ever State Science Test
September 23, 2008
Whack!
Scores from the first-ever statewide assessment for science show that just one in four Rhode Island students is proficient in the subject.
Students in grades 4, 8 and 11 were tested, with fourth-graders showing the highest proficiency of all three groups.
The state Department of Education said Tuesday that in Rhode Island's urban districts, where test scores were lower overall, only 3 percent of eighth graders tested proficient in science.
Gov. Don Carcieri said now that the state has seen the scores, it can begin to address the problem.
Board of Regents Chairman Robert Flanders, Jr. said officials need to look at whether the state has enough science teachers and appropriate training and materials.
© Copyright 2008 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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