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SBC Caves: No ‘Exodus’ from California Schools

Monday, June 16th, 2008

From: The Chalcedon Foundation
Once again, the Southern Baptist Convention has failed to stand up for Christian children.
Once again, the nation’s largest Protestant denomination has agreed to leave Christian children in anti-Christian schools.
At the SBC’s annual meeting last week, the church’s Resolutions Committee stifled a resolution calling on the SBC to urge the removal of Christian [...]

Suspect accused of gunning down man says he’s innocent

Wednesday, February 20th, 2008

Hmmm…
A judge instead set bond at just $46,000, which Stuart posted and then walked free.”There is no reason for him to be on the street,” said Beasley family attorney John Doyle.  “They found a small arsenal in his home which included assault weapons, and shotguns among other things.”Doyle went on to accuse Beasley of belonging [...]

And yet another addition…

Saturday, February 9th, 2008

The Joshuah’s House network grows and grows…  Our latest addition is a collection of herbal household remedies for common illnesses.  It is a work still in progress (we reached the letter C in the alphabet of symptoms and illnesses so far) which started as a blog, and when we began to see more traffic we [...]

Don’t vaccinate!

Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008

I wrote a short article on why our children aren’t and won’t be given the usual shots against any number of illnesses, including childhood diseases. Good thing they are home schooled, as schools require your children to be vaccinated. Funnily enough, if they aren’t, they allegedly pose a threat to all the other [...]

And who is surprised by this?

Monday, November 19th, 2007

We know what young people are doing more of: watching television, surfing the Web, listening to their iPods, talking on cellphones, and instant-messaging their friends. But a new report released today by the National Endowment for the Arts makes clear what they’re doing a lot less of: reading.The report - a 99-page compendium of more [...]