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No man ever believes that the Bible means what it says: He is always convinced that it says what he means.
George Bernard Shaw
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[E]thical relativism is enormously problematic... resorting to the claim that ethical judgments are merely subjective or relative and that all such judgments have equal validity. For to claim the latter logically leads one to the bizarre judgment that Mother Teresa is no more and no less virtuous than Adolf Hitler. I believe this is sufficient to show ethical relativism to be bankrupt. - Francis J. Beckwith
"Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should accomplish with your ability."
-John Wooden
If the Republican Party cannot get some grip of the actual world we live in and from it generalize and actively promote a program that means something to the masses of people-why somebody else will. Then there will be nothing to argue. The voters will simply vote Republicans into singularity. The Republican Party will become like one of those dark little shops which apparently never sell anything. If, for any reason, you go in, you find at the back an old man, fingering for his own pleasure some oddments of cloth. Nobody wants to buy them, which is fine because the old man is not really interested in selling. He just likes to hold and to feel. . .
In December 2010, Harry Reid indicated he wanted to have a debt ceiling fight - I wonder if he's kicking himself now.
Originally posted by Harry Reid
“Let the Republicans have some buy-in on the debt. They’re going to have a majority in the House,” said Harry Reid. “I don’t think it should be when we have a heavily Democratic Senate, heavily Democratic House and a Democratic president.”
If you're a man, and you call yourself a follower of Jesus Christ, and you're not spiritually leading your family, you're fooling yourself. -- Brian Mayfield
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