A Heapin' Plate of Conservative Politics and Religion
by Tom Quiner
A Heapin' Plate of Conservative Politics & Religion
by Tom Quiner
“I can’t get over it”
By Tom Quiner How high are the abortion stakes? High. I just got back from the annual Life Chain. Hundreds of pro lifers stood along a very busy street praying and holding up signs in support of the most vulnerable members of society: the preborn. The vast majority of folks responding honked their horns in support. A few gave us the finger. A few more cursed at us. My wife…
Life Chain Sunday
Today is important. This is an election year. It is a very clear message we’re receiving from our candidates this year, clearer than ever before.
A vote for a Democrat is a vote for more human abortion.
A vote for a Republican is a vote for less human abortion.
This point is indisputable. That’s why our 90 minutes of public prayer on a busy thoroughfare can make a difference. Maybe, just maybe, an undecided voter driving by will by convicted to cast a vote for life instead of death; for freedom instead of tyranny…
Take a trip back in time to ancient Rome
Two ancient cities define modern man: Jerusalem and Rome.
Take Rome. How many films have been released over the years with themes of Roman triumph, political intrigue, debauchery, and religious conversion?
Religion and politics created a perfect storm of epic confrontation between the two ancient cities, a confrontation that continues today as Judeo-Christian theology competes with neo-paganism for control of the public square…
Dissenting Catholics embrace Hillary
“The Catholic Church has not moved one inch. Rather, it is a confused culture that has changed and politicians and parties have moved and maneuvered for reasons of their own. But to say the abortion is a grave moral evil is no more political today than it was in 1950. And just because politicians and dissenting Catholics say it is political does not make it so.”
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