Soy Is Making Kids ‘Gay’.
“…Soy is feminizing, and commonly leads to a decrease in the size of the penis, sexual confusion and homosexuality. That’s why most of the medical (not socio-spiritual) blame for today’s rise in homosexuality must fall upon the rise in soy formula and other soy products. (Most babies are bottle-fed during some part of their infancy, and one-fourth of them are getting soy milk!) Homosexuals often argue that their homosexuality is inborn because “I can’t remember a time when I wasn’t homosexual.” No, homosexuality is always deviant. But now many of them can truthfully say that they can’t remember a time when excess estrogen wasn’t influencing them…”
James Rutz is chairman of Megashift Ministries and founder-chairman of Open Church Ministries. He is the author of “MEGASHIFT: Igniting Spiritual Power,” and, most recently, “The Meaning of Life.”
I’m glad someone figured it out.
16,131 People And Me
I think I have officially become the “call that guy and he will go with you to last minute, random, sporting events” guy. Last night another friend of mine called me and asked if I wanted to go to my first professional hockey game. “It’s the biggest game of the season”, he told me.
I’m not entirely sure I, even now, know all that went on. It took me a while to figure out which team was which, and as far as the rules go, I have no idea. One thing I did find out. They are allowed to fight. And fight they did.
Apparently both teams that played last night were in first place in their division, so everyone was excited to be there. The “other team”, (I think they were from Buffalo) won, 7-2. But that wasn’t before someone on Nashville’s team cold-cocked one of the Buffalo guys. I realized at that moment the reason I don’t play hockey.
Christians Pray, Bad Guys Cuss
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The following is taken from Brant’s far more clever blog. And as it turns out it is real.
“Here are the answers to the questions simmering on your mind:
Does Left Behind: Eternal Forces let you kill people?
Yes. But only in self-defense.
With a tank?
Yes.
But you’re protecting others, so it’s morally good, then.
No, it costs you Spirituality Points. It’s still bad. But sometimes, you have to kill bad guys, but it’s still morally bad, but you should do it sometimes, but it’s morally bad, but sometimes you just have to, you know? But it’s bad.
How can you tell who the bad guys are?
They cuss.
No, seriously.
No, seriously.
What do you mean?
Each character has special traits and abilities. The Christians all have “Pray” under their special ability section. Like, there’s a woman who’s the Worship Leader, and her special abilities are “Pray, Crowd Worship” When you equip her with “music” and “public speaking” training, she gets the ability to “positively rivet the audience nearby.”
Awesome. But she doesn’t cuss.
No. Bad guys have “Swearing” as their special abilities. All of them. For example, non-Christian musicians get special abilties “Swear, Sing” or “Swear, Play”, or — for the Level 3 Rock Star — “Swear, Perform Concert” And she wears a scanty blouse-thing, which should tip you off that she’s fixin’ to swear.
"Arlington West"
Arlington West refers to the “temporary cemetery” itself, as well as Veterans for Peace’s project of installing the temporary memorial. The name comes from the name of the national cemetery of the United States, Arlington National Cemetery, a burial place of honor for fallen war heroes. Arlington National Cemetery is the location of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and is also the final resting place for John F. Kennedy. Arlington West — in a manner similar to “real” cemeteries — is intended by the project organizers to be a place to mourn, reflect, contemplate, grieve, and meditate, to honor and acknowledge those who have lost their lives, and to reflect upon the costs of war.
The memorial in Santa Barbara, California, which was first put together on November 2, 2003, is installed each Sunday by a team of volunteers on the beach immediately west of Stearns Wharf. Visitors walking to the tourist attractions on the wharf have a clear view, from the boardwalk, along the beach with the white crosses in the foreground. From the walkway, visitors can see a flag-draped coffin and more than 2000 crosses, made of wood, which are intended to resemble and represent traditional military grave markers. In addition to the simulated graveyard, a placard listing all the fallen American military personnel since the U.S. invaded and occupied Iraq is prominently displayed; this list is updated weekly. Adjacent to the placards is a sign containing the message: “If we were to put up a cross for each Iraqi person killed, the numbers of crosses would fill the entire beach.” - Wikipedia
Pocket Full Of Rocks
Last night I had the chance to sit in for some of the violin and vocal recordings for Pocket Full Of Rocks upcoming album… and was even allowed to offer a little imput. I have heard these songs from the beginning and now have changed pretty drastically into some amazing stuff. I have no idea when it is supposed to be released but be sure to check it out when it does.
Mutual Admiration Society
A collaboration between Glen Phillips and Sara Watkins, Sean Watkins & Chris Thile (Nickel Creek). Rehearsed, recorded and mixed in just six days. The musicians became fast friends dubbing themselves the “Mutual Admiration Society.“
