ah… famous last words Posted on August 19, 2006 By pamela Browsing our local paper this morning… here’s a new line for you: I regret this and I’m big time sorry. I guess he ought to be. Rhys Davis is the Republican candidate for Grays Harbor County commissioner — bet he’s big time sorry this morning as news of his soft porn website fills area newspapers. Offering a very flimsy excuse for the creation of the website, and demonstrating great lack of wisdom and character, he comments, “This is something we were playing around with to see how to build a Web page. If you notice, it doesn’t even look good. As soon as we were done, I deleted all of the files on my laptop and I thought that would delete the Web site. But it didn’t. I regret this and I’m big time sorry.” That’s the ugly thing about sin… it doesn’t just bling! Delete! But a faithful man, who can find? NewsDuJour
the obamessiah ch ch ch chant change Posted on September 30, 2008 The sad thing is… all the emotional, sensual, persuasive and innocent hope seems to me to be just a figment of imagination. And yet, the power of suggestion alone is astonishing. Consider the change change could do to change these days. Read More
The Marketing of Evil and ignorant labels Posted on March 18, 2008 Every now and then a case comes along that punctuates the reality of ‘the marketing of evil.’ Though it’s been awhile since I read the book by David Kupelian, The Marketing of Evil, I’ve not forgotten the content nor has the impact of the book diminished – it’s interesting how… Read More
“Should Home-Schooling Be Illegal?” Posted on June 1, 2008 That’s the title of an article in this week’s Parade magazine: Should Home-Schooling Be Illegal? I don’t often read much of the Sunday paper – well, that is, unless an article catches my eye or unless there’s a series I’m following. So this week, as I was tidying up the… Read More
The man is running for public office and his actions were displayed publicly. In my estimation, immorality is something to judge seriously—his actions demonstrated lack of character and wisdom. Two things I judge to be very important and necessary in a candidate are morality and wisdom—does the candidate demonstrate sound judgment and do his actions demonstrate moral character? Having been redeemed and forgiven much, this Christian is very forgiving. And if this weren’t just a drive-by blast, it would be obvious that I am.
Hi Pamela, Just catching up and wanted to say hello. Seems I’m catching up more than I’m keeping up these days but I’ll always come back to check on you. I love the new look, no it’s not you, but it’s just as beautiful and appropriate to the scripture. As usual it was a blessing to me and brought tears to my eyes. And, I didn’t know about Glenys’ fiasco! I’ll make sure I write her. God’s best to you, Angela