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When Gun Facts Aren’t
We have a problem with gun violence. Believe it or not, just about everyone agrees on that point. The disagreement (putting it politely) concerns what ought to be done about it. There are numerous iterations and nuances between them, but there are … Continue reading
Posted in Guns, Other Topics, Politics
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Oregon Passes Universal Background Check Law for ALL Gun Sales. That’s a Win.
I just stirred the pot on Twitter with the @NRA regarding Oregon’s new law requiring background checks for ALL gun sales (internet and private sales were previously exempt). I know, I know, probably not the best way to approach NRA types. … Continue reading
Posted in Guns, Other Topics, Politics
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Is Now a Good Time to Invest in Oil?
I am going a little afield from the usual menu of faith-based entries with this post, but I am also an aspiring finance geek and wanted to put some thoughts together on the recent trend in oil prices. But don’t worry, one of … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Other Topics, Politics
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Trayvon Martin and the Insanity of Gun Culture
I’ve waited to think for awhile before spouting off yet another internet opinion on this case, but the time has come. In case you’ve been living in a cave, the verdict was returned this past week: George Zimmerman was found … Continue reading
The Way I Should Have Answered that Interview Question on Diversity
I’ve recently been on the hunt for meaningful, gainful employment. I am passionate about a few things, and helping higher-ed students continually rises to the top, whether it’s career counseling, financial counseling, spiritual counseling or even regular ol’ counseling-counseling. While … Continue reading
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Wait, Is it “Global Warming” or “Climate Change”?
It is increasingly popular in the climate-change denier crowd to express contempt for this issue merely because of the shift in terms used to describe it. The extreme amplification of planet Earth’s greenhouse effect due to human-caused pollution and destruction … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Other Topics, Politics
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In Guns We Trust
This is the second installment of recent efforts on my blog to engage the topic of guns in the United States (assault rifles, high-capacity magazines -or clips- and armor-piercing bullets in particular). The first one can be found here: If … Continue reading
Posted in Guns, Other Topics, Politics
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Why I am not a Mormon / Latter Day Saint (LDS)
Since this year’s Presidential election features a prominent Mormon candidate, I thought it might be an appropriate time for me to briefly delineate why Mormonism is not Christian and subsequently, why I find it unworthy of faith. Mormonism is a … Continue reading
Posted in Other Topics, Questions for Christians, Theology
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Birth Control Part Deux: Abortion
I recently posted a topic-starter in the “catholic Dialogs” devoted to the issue of conception control and why Catholics and Protestants have different motivations and methods in the practice. In a moment of carelessness, I mentioned that in the case … Continue reading
Posted in Other Topics, Politics, The Catholic Dialogues
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Preferring to be “Right” Instead of Unified: A Rejection of Jesus’ Prayer for the Church
This can only properly be called a “trend” in the broadest of terms since it has been a recurrent theme in Protestant Christianity since its inception in the 16th century and even beyond 500 years in Eastern Orthodox and Roman … Continue reading
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