There’s one part of the country that is not happy about the recent SCOTUS decision, and that would be the part of the country that has fought tooth and nail for decades to prevent this exact eventuality. I mean, of course, the Religious Right.
Check out these new developments, and as you read it all, be thinking about the contortions someone would have to make if they need to make this stuff all fit into a Creationist worldview.
It’s a very ugly fantasy–the demonstration of a very broken psyche on display in the lewdest possible manner–and though the movie itself isn’t a critical masterpiece, seeing that fantasy marched across a screen for that runtime made me feel like I was reading some Nice Guy’s short story about his revenge on all those high school girls who rejected him long ago. It was that obvious and that disquieting to see this movie and think, “This is what they really think of us.”
Sometimes it’s hard to believe that a culture can be this blind to its own faults and problems, and yet here we are at another installment of “Heads in the Sand: Southern Baptist Edition.”
Sometimes it’s hard to believe that a culture can be this blind to its own faults and problems, and yet here we are at another installment of “Heads in the Sand: Southern Baptist Edition.”
Supporters of Josh Duggar and his parents continue to abound, so I thought it might be useful to talk about why it is we keep talking about the scandal they all wish we’d shut up about already. Here are three reasons why we aren’t shutting up about what he or his parents did.
It’s been a pretty weird week for the Duggars and their ongoing sex abuse scandal. Here are a few short tidbits that I thought y’all would find of interest, including what touched off journalists’ investigation into it.
To my astonishment, a quick search on Netflix revealed not only the new version of the movie but also the original Kirk Cameron version–and the two Kirk Cameron sequels. I feel like a five-year-old on Christmas morning suddenly. I’d say we’re set.
Meet Christian bigots and hypocrites Nick and Sarah Jensen from Australia. They’re committed Christians who have children together and have been married for ten years. And they really, really, really hate gay people. They recently told their local news site that if equal marriage laws pass in their country, they’re prepared to get a divorce in protest. No, really.
Meet Christian bigots and hypocrites Nick and Sarah Jensen from Australia. They’re committed Christians who have children together and have been married for ten years. And they really, really, really hate gay people. They recently told their local news site that if equal marriage laws pass in their country, they’re prepared to get a divorce in protest. No, really.