One of the nifty things about World History and Cultures In Christian Perspective, our 10th-grade textbook for homeschoolers, is that the editors do not suffer from any uncertainty about anything. None of that nonsense about differing opinions and disagreements among scholars here -- things are on God's side or are evidence of depravity, and it goes without saying that only conservative politics are on God's side. Needless to say, the editors find a lot to admire in Ronald Reagan. (Which reminds us -- we need a little
A couple of years ago, the younger Ronald <a href="http:\/\/www.guardian.co.uk\/world\/2011\/jan\/17\/ronald-reagan-alzheimers-president-son" target="_blank">claimed</a> to have noticed some signs during his dad&#039;s first term, but later walked it back.
<a href="http:\/\/www.godtube.com\/watch\/\?v=JBFJMMNU" target="_blank">Some nutters believe</a> the opening of the sixth seal (Revelation 6:12-14) describes the explosion of a &quot;nuclear bomb&quot;, so clearly they&#039;d be OK with that. Afterwards the seventh seal comes in balancing a ball on its nose.
Thanks to Dok for reminding me about <i>B Movie</i> and frrolfe for <i>Beasley Street </i> . Two wonderful songs that had completly escaped my memory of the times - along with lots of other stuff - as is true for anyone in their early 20&#039;s in the early &#039;80s.
One wonders how much cognitive dissonance the editors of the textbook experience with the overtly hippy/socialist teachings of that Jesus guy - if any.
I think about what Reagan did in office and what Obama&#039;s done in office, and then compare that to the reverance/hatred felt towards each and come to the conclusion there might be some kind of double standard at play here. Hmmm...I wonder...
Or perhaps Elvis Costello&#039;s &quot;Tramp the dirt down&quot;
The only remaining municipally owned transit system that I am aware of, is Lothian in the Edinburgh area.
It fits better onto a bumper sticker as &#039;Better Dead than Red&#039;.
If he really wanted to annoy the Christianists, he would dress in drag.
A couple of years ago, the younger Ronald <a href="http:\/\/www.guardian.co.uk\/world\/2011\/jan\/17\/ronald-reagan-alzheimers-president-son" target="_blank">claimed</a> to have noticed some signs during his dad&#039;s first term, but later walked it back.
<a href="http:\/\/www.godtube.com\/watch\/\?v=JBFJMMNU" target="_blank">Some nutters believe</a> the opening of the sixth seal (Revelation 6:12-14) describes the explosion of a &quot;nuclear bomb&quot;, so clearly they&#039;d be OK with that. Afterwards the seventh seal comes in balancing a ball on its nose.
Thanks to Dok for reminding me about <i>B Movie</i> and frrolfe for <i>Beasley Street </i> . Two wonderful songs that had completly escaped my memory of the times - along with lots of other stuff - as is true for anyone in their early 20&#039;s in the early &#039;80s.
You just made me spit.
My school&#039;s song was &quot;expectoramus igitur&quot;. I think Skoal Rebel was an exchange student.
When we weren&#039;t smoking pot, that is.
One wonders how much cognitive dissonance the editors of the textbook experience with the overtly hippy/socialist teachings of that Jesus guy - if any.
A bit of Billy Bragg. <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watc..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjUA3RU4B8E">http://www.youtube.com/watc...
Has anyone mentioned &quot;ketchup as a vegetable&quot; yet? I wonder if those homeschoolers are eating delicious BTK sandwiches for lunch,
OT but why are the wonkette panties on fire?
I think about what Reagan did in office and what Obama&#039;s done in office, and then compare that to the reverance/hatred felt towards each and come to the conclusion there might be some kind of double standard at play here. Hmmm...I wonder...
The early Reagan years - had anyone noticed that he had Alzheimer&#039;s yet?