Caffeinated Thoughts
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| Blog Name: | Caffeinated Thoughts |
| Url: | http://www.caffeinatedthoughts.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | theology, Christian, conservative |
| Description: | Stimulating musings on life, culture, news, politics and theology. The blog administrator is Shane Vander Hart, but is joined by a variety of contributors. |
| Popularity: | 314 Followers |
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On Determining Palin’s Political Future
Everybody has an opinion, and 2012 is still three years away. Oh but how we love to speculate. The lamestream
Everybody has an opinion, and 2012 is still three years away. Oh but how we love to speculate. The lamestream
HarryCare: Increased Taxes & Subsidized Abortions Among Other Problems
I’ve already written that the health care reform bill that Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) introduced includes tax increases, some of which, start in 2010, while the legislation’s answer to health care reform won’t start until 2014. The Senate’s version of the health care reform includes a mandate for Federally subsidized abortion. CNSNews.com reports:
I’ve already written that the health care reform bill that Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) introduced includes tax increases, some of which, start in 2010, while the legislation’s answer to health care reform won’t start until 2014. The Senate’s version of the health care reform includes a mandate for Federally subsidized abortion. CNSNews.com reports:
Palin’s Friday Interview Round-up with Bill O’Reilly, Dennis Miller, & CBN’s David Brody
The second segment of her interview with Bill O’Reilly was on last night. It was, in my opinion, her toughest interview. He asked her some good questions, and she handled herself quite well. The look she gave him when he mentioned sending the Gitmo prisoners to Alaska was priceless (an “are you crazy” type of look). She handled questions related to Iran and Afghanistan well. She also gave
The second segment of her interview with Bill O’Reilly was on last night. It was, in my opinion, her toughest interview. He asked her some good questions, and she handled herself quite well. The look she gave him when he mentioned sending the Gitmo prisoners to Alaska was priceless (an “are you crazy” type of look). She handled questions related to Iran and Afghanistan well. She also gave
A Case Against Apathy
I am not that interested in politics. However, I am interested in the implications of politics. These implications are personal and far-reaching. Politics itself is a great deal like religion so much as religion is a framework for a relationship with God, while Politics is a framework for enacting public policy, and I am passionate about how changes in policy affect my freedoms and my faith. Should I be? Among Christians there is some debate over whether Christians should be concerned with politics at all. I believe the answer lays in a parable Jesus shared with his disciples. This parable is about a man who entrusted his household to his servants or managers. Upon the master’s
I am not that interested in politics. However, I am interested in the implications of politics. These implications are personal and far-reaching. Politics itself is a great deal like religion so much as religion is a framework for a relationship with God, while Politics is a framework for enacting public policy, and I am passionate about how changes in policy affect my freedoms and my faith. Should I be? Among Christians there is some debate over whether Christians should be concerned with politics at all. I believe the answer lays in a parable Jesus shared with his disciples. This parable is about a man who entrusted his household to his servants or managers. Upon the master’s
Good Things Running Wild
Recently I read an interesting passage in Orthodoxy by G.K. Chesterton: It (Christianity) came in here as before. It came in startlingly with a sword, and clove one thing from another. It divided the crime from the criminal. The criminal we must forgive unto seventy times seven. The crime we must not forgive at all. IT was not enough that slaves who stole wine inspired partly anger and partly kindness. We must b
Recently I read an interesting passage in Orthodoxy by G.K. Chesterton: It (Christianity) came in here as before. It came in startlingly with a sword, and clove one thing from another. It divided the crime from the criminal. The criminal we must forgive unto seventy times seven. The crime we must not forgive at all. IT was not enough that slaves who stole wine inspired partly anger and partly kindness. We must b
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