Four Reasons Not to Mess with Payroll Taxes Social Security , individual responsibility, and the common good I am just STUNNED that anyone could think this is a good idea. The amount of money working Americans are going to see is minimal, nowhere near an amount that is going to stimulate any economy and its [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Christians & politics’
Why is no one talking about Social Security?
Posted in Homefront, tagged Christians & politics, faith & culture, tax cuts on Wednesday, 15 December 2010 | 1 Comment »
I am a danger to the United States and the free world…
Posted in Faith & Culture, Homefront, tagged American Exceptionalism, Christians & politics, faith, patriotism, politics on Sunday, 5 December 2010 | 1 Comment »
According to Jordan Sekulow, anyway. Any leader who is too scared to proclaim American exceptionalism or who rejects it outright poses a danger to the United States and the free world. Okay, maybe not, since I’m not a ‘leader’, just a tired housewife blogging somewhere in flyover country. I remember a debate from a few [...]
Tea Party Christianity – not for me!
Posted in Faith & Culture, tagged Christians & politics, Jim Wallis, libertarianism, Republicans, Sojo, Tea Party on Sunday, 6 June 2010 | Leave a Comment »
How Christian is Tea Party Libertarianism? by Jim Wallis 05-27-2010 The Libertarians’ supreme confidence in the market is not consistent with a biblical view of human nature and sin. The exclusive focus on government as the central problem ignores the problems of other social sectors, and in particular, the market. When government regulation is the [...]
Christians and Political Caricature
Posted in Faith & Culture, Micah 6:8, tagged Christians & politics, Democrats, faith, political charicature, politics, Senator Ted Kennedy on Wednesday, 11 November 2009 | 1 Comment »
I’ve been meaning to post this since early September. My friend Kristi posted this on a message board we both belong to and her message deeply resonated with me. Actually, many of her words deeply resonate with me but these words are so close to my heart that I feel the need to share them [...]
Powersharing revisited…
Posted in Homefront, tagged Christians & politics, politics, Republican extremism, Zimbabwe on Sunday, 26 April 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I was talking with a friend this week about the situation in Zimbabwe and mentioned how fortunate we are that this wouldn’t happen in the US. As in my previous post I used George Bush as the example. What stunned me, though, was that this person believes that our current president IS capable of disregarding [...]
Separation of Church and State
Posted in Homefront, tagged 1st Amendment, Christians & politics, Connecticut, politics, RCC on Tuesday, 10 March 2009 | 2 Comments »
This is amazing. I was just discussing this with Princess yesterday! Her Sonlight Core 200 (History of God’s Kingdom) reading was about the subjugation of the church by various monarchs during the 1700s. Knowing this tidbit of history is necessary to understand why “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting [...]
