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The "Culture of Death" raises it's ugly head, this time in Maryland. Similar to the abortion movement disguising the killing of babies with the more palatable phrase of "Women's Choice", "Death With Dignity" is the rallying cry for those who want euthanasia legalized. Dust off Dr. Jacks death machine Maryland, his legacy marches on.
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Movie Recommendation With Two High Thumbs Up: “Same Kind of Different as Me.” This is a remarkable, faith-based movie (though, with a PG-13 rating and containing mature themes, is not suitable for children). The fact that such a good movie got a 33% rating from Rotten Tomatoes speaks to the larger divide in our society right now (and why this blog exists): that subjects of faith cannot be fairly and objectively evaluated by folks of the secular persuasion. Based on a true story and the bestselling book of the same name, “Same Kind of Different as Me” testifies to the transformative power of faith. Starring Greg Kinnear as art dealer Ron Hall, he must befriend Denver, a dangerous homeless man, in order to save his failing marriage to believer Debbie (Renee Zellweger), whose dreams lead the trio on a life-changing journey. I won’t give away the ending but it’s powerful, inspirational and reveals a fundamental biblical truth: that you must lose your life to find it.
By Louise O'Boyle
France is leading the way on same sex issues with a new law, that identifies Mother and Father as Parent 1 and Parent 2 on all school forms. How about identifying children as Thing 1 and Thing 2 and so on? (#stupid is as stupid does)