15
Jun
Posted by Christina in Social justice, media watch, politics. 4 Comments
I am someone notorious for lateness. Late arrivals, late returns of books, dvds. I have been fined many a time, and in the past avoided the library for years for fear of the fines that awaited me. Currently (thanks to a name change) I am in the clear. The library chute [...]
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28
Nov
Posted by Christina in music and film, politics. 8 Comments
In biblical times the prophet was a weird beast – someone who dined on locusts and wild honey, dressed in the skins of wild animals (if they dressed at all), someone whose peculiar actions made people stand up and take notice as they communicated God’s messages to His people. I believe God still speaks [...]
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15
Nov
Posted by Christina in politics. 5 Comments
Political signage is littering the roadscape as we approach election time, and I find it interesting to see how candidates promote themselves. Suave smiling suits with catchy slogans, or not. I spotted the text only Families First billboard – “Vote 1 for Family First – Put your family first”. Now I probably have a slightly [...]
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28
Sep
Posted by Christina in Social justice, politics. 8 Comments
Much of the thread that I commented on yesterday focuses on “pro-life”, with abortion standing out as a significant issue. One person made a comment that I think should both encourage and sober anyone who professes to hold a view on this topic. The commentor writes the following:
“If you are on this comments [...]
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27
Sep
Posted by Christina in Social justice, politics. 4 Comments
Please don’t interpret my title here to mean that I am opposed to morality. I am not. However, I do object to Christian meddlings in politics seeing morality as the beginning and end to the Christian response to what is wrong in our society. Not even morality in the broader sense of [...]
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25
May
Posted by Christina in media watch, politics. 1 Comment
There is much use of the word 'processed' in the media at the moment. Sadly, l am hearing it used in relation to people. When l think of the word, l think of cheese. That gluey stuff that binds countless burgers around the world. Or sausages, ham, or the suspiciously titled 'luncheon [...]
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14
Dec
Posted by Christina in Social justice, politics. 2 Comments
I went to work early this morning so I could stop at the local coffee shop to read the paper. I found another article about a man who was deported because of mental illness, drug addiction, and associated criminal activities. Another man homeless and becoming increasingly unwell. Another decision to terminate citizenship [...]
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