Judge
not
The
Bible is not ammo against homosexuality
I
do not believe homosexuality is a sin. Call me a sinner,
derelict, pagan or whatever you see fit, but I do not
believe one can make a credible case against homosexuality
from the Bible. You might ask, of course, “What does
the Bible matter? Isn’t this a secular social issue?” |
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MTV,
VH1 need to go back to musical roots
I,
like many people today, currently subscribe to cable television.
While most of the channels might still be able to provide
entertainment, one genre of television has unfortunately
gone downhill. Music Television and Video Hits One, better
known as MTV and VH1, have decayed to the point of boredom. |
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Internet
serves as lauching pad for many organizations
The
Internet is a great place for contagion of all sorts.
Viruses, ridiculous quizzes, inspirational chain e-mails
and urban myths have always spread on the Internet at
an alarming pace. Recently, however, the Internet has
come into the public eye as a breeding ground for a certain
contagious form of political activism. |
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