So it has been 2 weeks since the election. and I am sure many of you have noticed a lack of links. This is due to the abundance of the same ol', same ol'. This is what he said, this is what he is going to do. I refrain from hammering against our new president-elect. For the simple reason, he is not President, yet. He can have his transition team and his transition website, and his transition press conferences. He can parade his nominees for his future cabinet, for all to see. I am really not concerned. I am more waiting to see if he rolls to the right, in an attempt to maintain the power the American people have granted him, or stays to the far left to appease the groups that help get him into that position.
But finally through all my article watching i have found one worthy of linking here. It is about something greatly dear to my heart. The science of religion, or is that the religion of science. Maybe a little bit of both. well anyway, my words do not it justice.
When Science points to God - Dinesh D'Souza
6 comments:
Great article! Well said...
This is unrelated, but have you chekced out www.howobamagotelected.com? It's amazing.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Yes, I have well not the website itself but the polls that interview video. It is quite amazing how the media pulled the wool over everyones eyes. this is why i am still holding judgement on his presidency until it becomes.
My second surprise is only with a lot of talk about the fairness doctrine. (or Censorship Doctrine). noone seems to want to touch Network television. as if saying we have to control talk radio but television is just fine. I for one don't agree with the term "public airwaves." I do believe in free enterprise and if Liberal talk radio could actually find a way to make money. I am all for it. Unfortunately the only way liberals can get their views on the radio is when the force the tax payers to pay for it. (National Public Radio) like you a bit off subject and possibly a topic for discusion in a future blog.
I enjoyed reading the article and it in in a sense does point to religion as the only possible starting point. How everything happened so perfectly and with such coincidence. It's interesting, and it's a good read. I don't really have a lot to say about it but I enjoyed it. I had Laura read it, and she enjoyed it as well.
-Dan
and Happy Thanksgiving to you, and all that read my blog.
That is awesome. And even though i am firm believer in the biblical account of creation. I am more interested in the fact that science as a whole needs to accept the possibility of Intelligent Design. And return to the teaching of Evolution and the big bang as simply theories and not absolute fact. That is where science, in my opinion, has gone wrong. and not only in this case but in several others. Science has become more like a religion then religions are. Complete with ostrasizing those that disagree with you.
And to laura, Welcome to my world. haha. Thanks for reading. and have a Happy Thanksgiving.
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