 Latest columns by Frederick Meekins, Page 5 |
» Into The Heart Of Darkness, Part 1
Senator Barack Obama has captured the world's attention unlike almost any other political figure of the era in which we live. However, despite all the theatrics surrounding the candidate and the almost messianic adoration displayed on the part of his... read more
• September 22, 2008
• Political |
» World's Gutter Governments To Sit In Judgment Over U.S. Human Rights Record
No one is perfect. As such, at times correction and admonition may need to be promulgated to set the ethically concerned back on the right path. When issued by those adhering to the high standards to which they profess, such criticism can be looked u... read more
• September 9, 2008
• Social Issues |
» Phelps' Cult Veers Into Further Irrationality
To those of us whose vocations consist largely of commenting on the momentous trends and events going on all around us, it can be easy to fall for the delusion that ultimately the world itself orbits those of us observing it. Fred Phelps of the Westb... read more
• August 25, 2008
• Social Issues |
» China Agitates To Undermine American Liberties
It's bad enough that those living under the heal of tyranny have their God-given rights suppressed but one expects to hear of this transpiring in less-developed countries that have never really known freedom to begin with. However, things have really... read more
• August 20, 2008
• Political |
» Doctor Who Tackles Transgenic Menace
As culture passes through various stages of technological development, the science fiction of a particular point in history often reflects the concerns regarding the horrors discerning intellects at the time feared could possibly be inflicted upon th... read more
• August 13, 2008
• Entertainment |
» Excavating Indiana Jones Unearths Epistemological Artifacts
As a discipline, archaeology examines the artistic and technological remains of various cultures in the attempt to learn more about them. Often from these objects, students learn about more than the subject's material nature but also insight into the... read more
• August 6, 2008
• Entertainment |
» Pastor Sentenced To Chinese Labor Camp
According to the China Aid Association, Pastor Zhang Zhongxin has been sentenced to two years in a Chinese labor camp by Shandong Province authorities for participation in cultic activities. To American ears, such allegations bring to mind images of ... read more
• August 4, 2008
• Christian Living |
» Hispanosupremacists Infiltrate Evangelical Movement
Minority activists and other guiltmongers often whine that 11 am Sunday morning is often the most segregated hour of the week. I wonder what the we-are-all-one-big family agitators have to say about the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conferen... read more
• June 17, 2008
• Christian Living |
» And Will Obama Save Us From Our Sins
As the United States edges ever closer to tyranny with freedom dieing a little more each year with the passage of new laws, the handing down of judicial rulings, and the promulgation of executive orders, it is assumed by increasing numbers that it is... read more
• June 8, 2008
• Political |
» Schaeffer Progeny Kneels At The Feet Of Afrosupremacist Pastor
Charged with relaying the truth of God as revealed through Holy Scripture and rationally applied to more contemporary specific situations through theology, ministers face the unique challenge of uplifting those aspects of culture and society that are... read more
• May 21, 2008
• Social Issues |
» Does Winfrey Ride The Beast?
At one point in her career, Oprah Winfrey was pretty much seen as a harmless crank as to the casual viewer catching the show in passing assumed that the program dealt primarily with her seesawiing weight and whether or not her shackup might secretly ... read more
• April 24, 2008
• Christian Living |
» World Missions Invoked As Excuse For Ecclesiastical Socialism
During the 1980's, Phil Donahue use to get on his show and wring his hands about how guilty he felt for being an American while much of the world languished in poverty and despair. While Donahue was noted for being an avowed secularist, similar tacti... read more
• March 17, 2008
• Social Issues |
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