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St. Luke 2:22-40
When the days were completed for their purification
according to the law of Moses,
They took him up to Jerusalem
to present him to the Lord,
just as it is written in the law of the Lord,
Every male that opens the womb shall be consecrated to the Lord,
and to offer the sacrifice of
a pair of turtledoves or […]

1 John Chapter 1, 1-4
Beloved:
What was from the beginning,
what we have heard,
what we have seen with our eyes,
what we looked upon
and touched with our hands
concerns the Word of life
for the life was made visible;
we have seen it and testify to it
and proclaim to you the eternal life
that was with the Father and was made visible […]

Acts Chapter 6, 8-10, Chapter 7, 54-59
Now Stephen, filled with grace and power, was working great wonders and signs among the people. Certain members of the so-called Synagogue of Freedmen, Cyrenians, and Alexandrians, and people from Cilicia and Asia, came forward and debated with Stephen, but they could not withstand the wisdom and the spirit […]

We got here, and we’re just getting up. To the weaver, we’ll call you tomorrow to set up a time and place — want to see you while we’re in town. If I blog at all today, it won’t be until late afternoon, after we get back from all the festivities.
Merry Christmas!

Inspired by Michelle Malkin’s article on “bizarre” college courses (the quotes are there only because they aren’t at all bizarre — except to somebody not surrounded by academics all the time), I thought I’d look and see what the Indiana University School of Education is offering over the next couple of years. And lo! we […]

With a Merry Christmas hat tip to Michelle Malkin, this particularly barfworthy public school Christmas play:
In the play, the student-actors were dressed as animals and lived in the Black and White Forest. Initially, the animals segregated themselves into two groups: one for black and white animals and another for colorful animals.
Then, Santa Claus encountered […]

Click on the link to play Christmas music: Angels We Have Heard on High, Ave Maria, Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring, Panis Angelicus, Sheep May Safely Graze.
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Dear Santa,
Here is my Christmas list. I know I can’t have everything I want, but could you please give me some of the things on my list, for the nation, if not the world? Please?

The safe return of as many of our armed forces as possible, and the health and well being of their families
Tort […]

Constitution. As interpreted by the Warren Court (1954-1970), an enlightened fount of freedom created by the revered founding fathers, but as interpreted by the Burger/Rehnquist Court (1970-), an outdated instrument of juridicial repression promulgated by a clutch of eighteenth-century slaveholders.

From (click the image to buy from Amazon):

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In response to Daniel Levesque’s suggestion, I fired up Excel, and charted the data. Here are the tax shares by income group:

And here are the tax rates by income group:

One of the reasons we still behave as if we were in the minority is that we have allowed the liberals to write the rules on […]

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It’s Wednesday. Saturday, we’re driving to Indiana, and we’ll be driving back here on New Year’s Day. Before we leave, I have a lot of stuff to do (laundry, packing, that sort of thing). So there will be less here (there already has been), though I’ll post every day.

Today’s Liberwocky Definition

activist

A politically-concerned citizen given to the vigorous pursuit of Liberal causes. Not to be confused with extremist, a politically-concerned citizen given to the pursuit of Conservative causes (e.g., animal-rights activist, gun-rights extremist).

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A letter from the father of a son who was killed in the line of duty in Iraq:

I just saw a commercial for a Black and Decker thing that opens jars, and thought, “That’s a good idea for folks with arthritis.”
Yow. Is that a sign of age?

More US soldiers TERRORIZING Iraqis!

You know, there are moonbats, and then there are completely out of touch with reality, utterly insane moonbats. And if you want to see the latter, head over to DummyRatic Underwear and see their “Who is the REAL enemy?” poll:

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Stop and Think for a Minute has ripped a CSU-Sacramento administrator for banning holiday decorations because they are discriminatory and insensitive.

Today’s Bed-wetter Blog Award goes to Are You Taking Your Meds Paying Attention. If you leave comments, be nice! I’m sure the blogger is in therapy.

I suppose it’s not surprising that the headline of this story is “House approves drilling in Alaskan refuge,” considering that it is an MSNBC story:

Incredible.

RESOLUTION
Expressing the commitment of the House of Representatives to achieving victory in Iraq …

Just in case you missed it:
Next week, Americans will gather to celebrate Christmas and Hanukkah. Many families will be praying for loved ones spending this season far from home — in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other dangerous places. Our nation joins in those prayers. We pray for the safety and strength of our troops. We trust, […]

Best of Notable Quotables for 2005 is out, and there are some serious moonbatty gems there. My favorite is one of the candidates for the “God Save This Court from Extremists” Award:
“An Advocate for the Right.”
— Headline over a New York Times “news analysis” of Judge John Roberts’ judicial philosophy, July 28.
vs.
“Balanced Jurist at Home […]

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Kerry: “Since 9/11, George W. Bush has squandered global sympathy by arrogantly liberating fifty million people.”

Upstart Virginia team beats Oxford in debate. What’s missing from the headline?

I’m really sick of hearing academics whine about how unversities have no money. Really sick of it.
Let’s look at why they have no money. Root cause: university administrators don’t understand the basic concepts “cost” and “revenue” (which is unsurprising, since universities are run by liberals who can’t manage to program their VCRs or calculate a […]

Since we’re driving 560 miles back to Indiana next Saturday then back again, and since my “emissions and vehicle test” stickers will expire when we’re in Indiana, we’re taking Rosie to Midas for the inspection, fluid change and tune-up. Back later.

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The names have been changed to protect the stupid.

Roger’s freshman year at state university was exploratory. His roomie Bob was a junior, an enviromental and animal rights activist who spent his time squatting in trees and singing We Shall Overcome with other activists to the wildlife at large (and the amusement and disgust of the people who had been hired to clear the fields). Roger wanted to be just like Bob. He plaited his hair into thick unruly ropes, wore tees with socialist slogans, and birkenstocks. Like Bob, he went to class rarely, and needed a major that would require as little work and time as possible so he could sit in weeds and sing Kumbayah and feel that he was fighting for world peace and justice.

Inspirational.

One of the not-so-great things about moving here from Indiana is that after working to get Mitch Daniels elected Governor, I suddenly found myself here – with Mitch not my Governor, and worse, a liberal Democrat Governor.
George Will wrote a column, Indiana’s Book of Daniels:
What is it about Indiana? In this annus horribilis for conservatives, one […]

Ironic, and almost prophetic, is Victor Hansen’s latest column, in light of the latest nonsense from Molly Ivins. The tremendous success of yesterday’s Iraqi election makes poor Molly’s wailing even more pathetic.

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Why Macs suck.
H/T to JimmyB.
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Protein Wisdom has braved the liberal land through the looking glass, and has compiled a list of reactions to the election today. These people are seriously nuts.
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