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Bill, you've unwittingly demonstrated the liberal war on women. "Work" isn't valid unless you've paid into the socialist Social Security fund; and thus, "mothers"--whether they gave birth or adopted--who choose to focus their efforts on their children, rather than pay others to do so, have less...

You missed one point that is germane to both your statements: "loyalty." In order for your concept to work, you must have unquestioning loyalty to our country, constitution, and principles. If you can't guarantee that, then your proposal is a "get rich quick scheme" (which we all know, get rich...

You'll have to ask Van those questions.

In most cases, I would agree with you. However, I went through a bad time after returning from overseas; I got angry a lot. I rationalized it in my head, but it was all irrational. I got so angry at points that yes, I wanted to hit my wife; but I managed to keep control. And it wasn't just my...

So quit arguing against the TR, and just argue your primary points. Ignore the "diversionary questions" (which you only perpetuate by responding to them). Unless you're advocating that everyone must use a version of scripture based on the CT in order for the discussion to continue.

Why is it that if we pay someone for daycare, or being a nanny, or even babysitting, that's their "job" and it's "work"; but if it's the mother, it's not the same?

I didn't look at the pictures; and frankly, I don't need to look at the pictures. Any man who hits his wife, is not paying attention to scripture (specifically, Ephesians 5).

Results of the task force that investigated the incident; but not the "final" word on the subject. http://news.bostonherald.com/news/national/west/view/20120412report_on_pepper-spraying_incident_critical_of_uc_davis_leaders/srvc=home&position=recent I say "not the 'final' word on the...

I think you've been listening to too much Coast to Coast. I can barely stand listening to the stuff for more than five minutes.

This is an interesting commentary on the public education system. http://www.10news.com/news/15274005/detail.html

CTB - the National Right to Read Foundation estimated that there are 42,000,000 Americans who cannot read. Another 50,000,000 who can only read at a 4th grade level. Statistics claim that there were approximately 1,500,000 homeschooled students in the U.S. in 2007. Even if you make the...

I'll allow others to show me that you're correct; but the way I see it, you made the following statement: I thought I was responding to that statement, referencing comments directly related to what you posted. If that's "obstructionist," well, we have a difference in opinion on what the...

I'm a little confused. It's obvious (to me) that this wasn't racially motivated; but we have several facts, such as Zimmerman following or challenging the kid after being told by the 911 operator not to do so. We have some evidence to indicate that Zimmerman was attacked; but by an unarmed...

Seems everyone's agreed with you on that point. Based on the postings from at least three other folks over the last several pages, there seems to be a contention that advocating for the Received Text isn't necessarily "committed to the traditions of men," but rather an examination that it may...

Well, that was certainly conducive to intelligent discussion.

Are you now changing the subject of the opening post? Or adding an additional discussion line to the opening post?

I kind of light-heartedly asked around the office this morning if anyone thought Gingrich would make a play for Santorum's delegates.... Priscilla Ann, check out constitutionparty.org

http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2012/04/10/presidential-candidate-rick-santorum-announcement/ Guess that seals it for Romney. Now, who's gonna run as his VP? ----- EDITED TO ADD: Whoops, my bad. Someone beat me to it, so this is a redundant thread.

I went back through the thread, just to make sure; Aaron has set up a straw man argument. The OP asked, is there a time to dance? Aaron's response, starting on page 3, centers around dancing in the temple or the synagogue, and focuses on the times that the people came together to hear the...

In 1989, John McAfee (of the McAfee antivirus company) wrote a book about computer viruses, worms, trojan horses, etc. One quote stuck out the most to me: McAfee asked a hacker associate if he thought that the voting system could be hacked. The associate replied, "what makes you think it hasn't...