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Happy Washington’s Birthday!
It was a simple question the Always-Effervescent-One posed as we sipped our morning coffee. “When did this Monday holiday idea begin?” she asked, quite innocently. Neither of us could remember, so I turned to that ultimate source of all wisdom, … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Musings, Politics, Religion
Tagged Calendars, George Washington, Gregorian Calendar, Julian Calendar, Politics, Presidents Day, Truth, United States
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Kim Davis, the Kentucky Clerk and Marriage v. Marriage
Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk, is confused. No wonder! The Supreme Court confused the entire country with their recent marriage ruling. As I wrote one year ago in Marriage v. Marriage, the institution we call marriage is two different things. … Continue reading
Posted in Human Behavior, Musings, Politics, Religion
Tagged homosexual, homosexuality, Kentucky Clerk, Kim Davis, LGBT, Marriage, Supreme Court
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God and Science
Throughout my life, I’ve engaged in considerable thought about God. Admittedly, more thought than careful study. I have no formal theological preparation, unless you count 72 years as a baptized and confirmed, fairly regular church-attending member of several Episcopal Churches, … Continue reading
Religious Freedom
The United States Constitution guarantees the free exercise of religion. The Religious Freedom and Restoration Act of 1993, which passed Congress with nearly unanimous bipartisan support before being signed into law by President Clinton, endorses this constitutional guarantee. The vast … Continue reading
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