Posted by: Kathy on: September 26, 2009
Back before Darwin, the term “race” used to mean people of a different country — for example, the English race versus the French race. Then with the popularization of evolution, and specifically the racist tome Descent of Man, there was the idea that man evolved from animals (specifically, the apes), and that some people (those [...]
Posted by: Kathy on: September 25, 2009
The launch of the so-called “Sex Degrees of Separation” (of course the title comes from “six degrees of separation” — the idea that every human is connected to every other human on the planet in six people or less — for instance, I shook hands with Magic Johnson when I was a child, so that [...]
Posted by: Kathy on: September 24, 2009
Many Christians, overwhelmed by the so-called “scientific evidence” put forth by evolutionists, have kowtowed to them, and, unwilling to make a complete break with the Bible, have accepted both God and a godless evolution, mingling them into the incoherent “theistic evolution.” Basically, God created everything (which is the “core” of what Genesis really says [according [...]
Posted by: Kathy on: September 7, 2009
There are some religious people who claim to believe the Bible (or at least the Old Testament), and say that abortion is not wrong, is not murder, is justifiable, is not prohibited by the Bible, etc. They will usually “argue from silence” and note that abortion as such is never mentioned, much less prohibited. Or [...]
Posted by: Kathy on: September 6, 2009
Generation Rescue has published the results of a telephone survey (which, btw, is the same way the CDC conducts its vaccine-related surveys):
“We surveyed over 9,000 boys in California and Oregon and found that vaccinated boys had a 155% greater chance of having a neurological disorder like ADHD or autism than unvaccinated boys.”
Read all the findings [...]
Posted by: Kathy on: September 5, 2009
I recently had the pleasure to read the book Alien Intrusion by Gary Bates. It was very well-written, well-researched (without being boring), and well worth the purchase price. It’s a book everyone should read, whether they believe in aliens or think it’s a bunch of hooey.