Great song!
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Thursday, August 9, 2012
William Lane Craig and the Meaning of Ad Hominem Attacks
Most people really have no idea what Ad Hominem Attacks are. I also find it funny this guy sounds so angry about it yet the atheists continually do this all of the time to Christians and against God. Hypocrisy at it's best. Not to mention, from their worldview, where there is no God and everything was magically created out of nothing by nothing, why would it even be wrong to attack someone's character? They have no moral ground to stand on. There would be no real right or wrong without God, it would simply be one person's opinion against another persons and ultimately none of it really would matter.
Monday, August 6, 2012
Culture War Erupts Over Chick-fil-A by William Lane Craig
The whole argument is nothing but a logic fail in every sense of the word. Check out the link, it's only 9 minutes long.
http://www.reasonablefaith.org/culture-war-erupts-over-chick-fil-a?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ReasonableFaithNews+%28Reasonable+Faith+News%29&utm_content=FaceBook
http://www.reasonablefaith.org/culture-war-erupts-over-chick-fil-a?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ReasonableFaithNews+%28Reasonable+Faith+News%29&utm_content=FaceBook
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
I Just Had Dinner. :)
Standing up for traditional values never tasted so good. I had a 45 minute wait and I didn't see 1 person who was angry about it. It was all smiles, families and good times.
Sure Looks Packed!
Thanks liberal media for blowing this story up and driving lots of business to a Christian restaurant!
Mike Huckabee on Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day
"A little over a week ago, I simply urged people to go and eat at Chick
Fil-A on Wednesday, August 1. I mentioned it on my TV show and have
been discussing it on my daily radio show. The media has called it a
"protest." It is most certainly not. No one is protesting anything.
This is not a stand against a person, a group of people, or even someone
else's belief. This is a simple act of having a meal at a place that sells chicken, not politics. It's to affirm to a
Christian brother, Dan Cathy, that he has not been disenfranchised from
his citizenship nor his right of free speech as a taxpaying American.
It is about taking a stand for businesses to be free of economic
bullying and hate speech. It is an opportunity to have a decent meal at
a decent place that was founded and continues to be run by decent
people who believe in treating their customers and employees with
kindness and to say "thank you" to them. The only protest that I know
of is coming from the chickens, who will give their lives in large
numbers to accommodate what hopefully will be a big day at Chick Fil-A.
Chick Fil-A neither proposed this nor has promoted it. It was a simple idea I had and shared with a few friends, posted the online and asked them to share with their friends. I don't have that many friends, but my friends seem to. Since then, over 21 million have viewed my Facebook event page. We are north of half a million people who have said they will eat at Chick Fil-A on Wednesday and still adding more. Millions more are aware of it and might show up in one of the 1600 Chick Fil-A stores.
The attacks on Christians are disturbing, especially by "wanna be tyrants, like the mayors of Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, and Washington, D. C. who have vowed to either keep Chick Fil-A out of their communities or have openly said this business is not welcome because they (the mayors) don't agree with the personal views of the Chick Fil- A CEO. Not only is such a position by the mayors illegal and unconstitutional, but it's disturbing to think that anyone elected to public office would publicly exhibit their bigotry toward Christians, their hypocrisy in singling out only Christians, but not others including Muslims who have even stronger beliefs about same sex marriage, and their contempt of the law regarding censorship and free speech.
On Wednesday, the lines might be long, but your presence and your purchase is a statement. America doesn't need more protesters-we'll leave that to the Occupy crowd. America needs more protectors of freedom, family, and faith. And in this case, chicken nuggets!"- Mike Huckabee
Chick Fil-A neither proposed this nor has promoted it. It was a simple idea I had and shared with a few friends, posted the online and asked them to share with their friends. I don't have that many friends, but my friends seem to. Since then, over 21 million have viewed my Facebook event page. We are north of half a million people who have said they will eat at Chick Fil-A on Wednesday and still adding more. Millions more are aware of it and might show up in one of the 1600 Chick Fil-A stores.
The attacks on Christians are disturbing, especially by "wanna be tyrants, like the mayors of Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, and Washington, D. C. who have vowed to either keep Chick Fil-A out of their communities or have openly said this business is not welcome because they (the mayors) don't agree with the personal views of the Chick Fil- A CEO. Not only is such a position by the mayors illegal and unconstitutional, but it's disturbing to think that anyone elected to public office would publicly exhibit their bigotry toward Christians, their hypocrisy in singling out only Christians, but not others including Muslims who have even stronger beliefs about same sex marriage, and their contempt of the law regarding censorship and free speech.
On Wednesday, the lines might be long, but your presence and your purchase is a statement. America doesn't need more protesters-we'll leave that to the Occupy crowd. America needs more protectors of freedom, family, and faith. And in this case, chicken nuggets!"- Mike Huckabee
Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day
If you support traditional marriage and free speech and are tired of people with no values trying to bully you into accepting their positions, send a message by going to Chick-fil-A today!
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