Showing posts with label themes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label themes. Show all posts
Friday, September 12, 2008
the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few... or the one... or even Sharpay
Only Chattaway can compare the High School Musical movies with the Stark Trek films.
Sunday, September 7, 2008
a thought about McCain and this "Country First" business
During the Republican National Convention last week, many people raised signs that read "Country First." McCain talked about it during his speech last Thursday, how he puts America first because America "saved" him. (Did America actually "save" his immortal soul, or merely prolong his mortal life on Earth until the inevitable comes?) McCain said that he refused to leave the Hanoi Hilton before others who had been there longer than him, simply because they were fellow Americans. The audience clapped and cheered as he talked about how he has - and will - always put his country first.
I have to ask: Is "Country First" something that should be not only shouted from arena floors, but also practiced in public and private lives? Jesus said, "My kingdom is not of this world." If we are to live as citizens of Jesus' kingdom, is it permissible to say, "Country first?"
I don't need to ask Obama into my heart. I just need to ask America.
I have to ask: Is "Country First" something that should be not only shouted from arena floors, but also practiced in public and private lives? Jesus said, "My kingdom is not of this world." If we are to live as citizens of Jesus' kingdom, is it permissible to say, "Country first?"
I don't need to ask Obama into my heart. I just need to ask America.
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