A Heapin' Plate of Conservative Politics and Religion

by Tom Quiner

A Heapin' Plate of Conservative Politics & Religion

by Tom Quiner

Weapons of mass intolerance

By quinersdiner | May 29, 2013

Catholics oppose abortion, artificial birth control, so-called gay marriage, and pre-marital sex of any kind. So do evangelical Christians (except for the birth control issue). So do Muslims. Interestingly, the left is intolerant of Catholics and evangelical Christians, and quite tolerant of Islam.

The danger of Christ without the cross

By quinersdiner | May 28, 2013

I think our culture has it wrong.

A unique monument to a fallen soldier

By quinersdiner | May 27, 2013

Amen.

By quinersdiner | May 27, 2013

Ronald Reagan’s Memorial Day remarks still resonate

By quinersdiner | May 27, 2013

This Memorial Day, we honor the dead who sacrificed their lives for you and me. We can truly honor them by redoubling our efforts to restore the rights being siphoned away by our elected officials.

Rhapsody in Blue

By quinersdiner | May 26, 2013

Rhapsody in Blue was raw, American music. American music came of age in an instant with that composition that premiered in 1924. Here is how George Gershwin, who was only 25 when he composed the piece, described its creation:

The controversial final concert

By quinersdiner | May 26, 2013

Johannes Brahms had a prickly personality. Glenn Gould was an eccentric. Leonard Bernstein was dashing sophisticate. Each was a musical genius. These three strong personalities clashed on April 6th, 1962 in a final concert at Carnegie Hall.

Found! The video on which we can blame all the scandals!

By quinersdiner | May 26, 2013

The politics of thought control

By quinersdiner | May 25, 2013

Feelings are more important than actions. This simple sentence explains one key difference between liberals and conservatives. Put another way, the way you think is more important than the way you act. A true story from a Quiner’s Diner reader …

Did Pope Francis really say atheism is a path to salvation?

By quinersdiner | May 24, 2013

“Lots of people are criticizing Pope Francis’ teaching earlier this week, as if he’s deviating from the Church’s teaching on the need to proclaim the good news. Contrary to what you may read in the media, please notice, nowhere does he even suggest – much less teach – that avowed atheists are saved. Instead, what he actually says is so obviously true and open to a perfectly fair and benign reading … “

Democrats already ask for an Obamacare bailout!

By quinersdiner | May 24, 2013

It is Friday. The dawn of another great weekend. It is the value system of this blog to take a little time for humor in Friday’s edition of Quiner’s Diner to grease the skids for the weekend.

The true national security risk to the president

By quinersdiner | May 23, 2013