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Incredible.

“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” Philippians 4:6,7

An Inconvenient Truth About Al

Apparently, Al Gore celebrated “Earth Hour” by leaving the light on for ya (or, actually, many lights on).

As Drew Johnson, discoverer of Al’s (most recent) indiscretions, notes:

I understand that when you consume nearly 20 times more electricity than the average American, you can spend all day turning off your lights and still miss a few.

I’ll tell ya, if Al Gore isn’t America’s leading hypocrite, I’m not quite sure who qualifies…

Message to Christian Kids: Be Fruitful and Multiply!

It’s biblical; the “population bomb” that Paul Ehrlich warned about is, and was always, nonsense; now, there is a real concern that falling birth rates will have all sorts of dire consequences. Al Mohler comments here:

Overpopulation? Not!

Another discouraging facet of this whole question is the fact that, as we are seeing in Europe, the Muslims aren’t bashful about having kids. We will live to see, I fear, a heavily-Muslim Europe; the birth rate in Spain, for instance, is 1.3 (this in Catholic Spain? Unreal.); the ‘replacement rate’ (meaning zero growth/zero shrinkage) is 2.1 (have you had your .1 child?).

Seriously, I propose that one of the most important things we can encourage our Christian kids to do is to get married and have lots of kids. And to train them to love the Lord!

Doug Groothuis on Intelligent Design

Denver Seminary prof Douglas Groothuis writes a fictional conversation in a journal of philosophy, taking on Richard Dawkins:

A Conversation between an Atheist, an Agnostic, and an Intelligent Design Supporter

Worth the read!

If You’re Not Outraged by Obama’s Hubris…

you’re just not paying attention. The administration has effectively fired the president of GM. “Outrageous” isn’t too strong a word for this ridiculous, unconstitutional nonsense. Of course, I was outraged by George W. Bush’s hubris in going over Congress to give billions to GM and Chrysler in the first place.

The lesson for companies, of course, is that when you climb in bed with government, you’ll catch every icky disease government gives. Much has been made of so-called “faith-based initiatives”, with government wanting to partner with churches and non-profits to “do good” (a Bush idea). You think there’s a chance under the sun that I would ever, ever accept one thin dime from the government?

Here’s my answer to the government “bailing out” Chrysler and GM, and firing GM’s president: under no circumstances will I ever consider purchasing a GM or Chrysler. I’d encourage every patriotic American to take the same position. Buy a Ford; buy a Toyota; buy a Honda. But never a Chevy or a Chrysler, at least not until these companies pay the American taxpayer back every dime with interest.