David Coyer

America’s cutest Republican has done something the enemies of the family have not been able to do for 150 years. Mrs. Palin has broken the Christian tradition and resolve that Karl Marx and his ugly, angry feminist followers could not break. In a few short days, Sarah Palin and her Republican handlers have made it conservatively fashionable to abandon home, children, husband and theological truth for the sake of careerism and the kind of glory Sarah finds in this poster, which shows her as strong, noble, and joyful as she lives the feminist dream. - David Coyer

So here is the answer to the "rape and incest" objection. When a woman conceives as the result of a rape, there are three parties involved. There is the rapist, there is the woman, and there is the child. Two of these parties are innocent, and one of them is guilty. What kind of sense does it make to execute one of the innocent parties for the crime of his father? - David Coyer

Wisdom for us fathers with sons. - David Coyer

Great reminder from Piper on suffering... - David Coyer

Wow. Talk about hitting the nail right on the head: Let's be specific. Here are accurate estimates of the death toll, each year, caused by things we may be able to influence by our national policies regardless of the countries we live in. In other words, I'm not including cancer, heart disease, etc. because these will be hard to assign blame concerning. So what are the annual totals, worldwide, of the things we may be able significantly to influence with political action? Malaria: 1.5 million TB: 2.6 million AIDS: 5.2 million Diarrheal diseases: 3.1 million Childhood cluster diseases: 1.9 million Nutritional deficiencies: 800,000 Traffic accidents: 2.0 million Violence: 948,000 War: 240,000 GRAND TOTAL: 18,500,000 SLAUGHTER OF BABIES: 78,000,000 Add to the slaughter of babies, the slaughter of the elderly by starvation and medical intervention with morphine and such life-suppressants, the slaughter of the newborn defective, and the total is absolutely staggering. All as Donald Miller... - David Coyer

"The nomination of Sarah Palin to be John McCain’s vice presidential running mate has electrified social conservatives and “thrilled” the hearts of partial complementarians like Albert Mohler. But those of us who seek a biblical reformation of the family and the defeat of feminism’s vision for women look at the matter in a very different light. Sarah Palin identifies herself with the anti-Christian philosophy of feminism. She uses feminist terminology, identifies with feminist political objectives, publicly praises liberal icons of the feminist movement, and has built her lifestyle around the feminist ideal of motherhood and careerism. She represents the feminist lie that a woman can do it all, that she can be a wife and mother and pursue a full-time career outside of her home and still meet all her responsibilities in the home. She personifies the feminist image of the tough, take-charge woman who is fitted to rule and govern in any sphere she chooses. She establishes the feminist... - David Coyer

Why would Focus on the Family and National Right to Life not be in support of this initiative? - David Coyer

Excellent reminder of why we homeschool and why we DO NOT want the government's help. - David Coyer

Anyone else noticing this? What exactly does Pro Family mean today, anyway? - David Coyer

Universal Preschool: Another name for "earlier indoctrination". Really, how long do you think it will be before they (Feds) just scoop them up as soon as they are birthed? And, we will be thanking them for it!! - David Coyer

I've upgaded a MacBook Pro and a Mac Pro with no issues so far - Steve Holden

Upgraded my Macbook with no problem. - David Coyer

Though I am not anti-gun, I appreciate Piper's perspective. - David Coyer

Looks good for marking and reading later as opposed to bookmarking. - David Coyer via Bookmarklet

"Simplicity" is an oft-overlooked feature in devices. - Kevin C. Tofel

I've been thinking along this same line lately. - David Coyer

"Americans of every religious stripe are considerably more tolerant of the beliefs of others than most of us might have assumed, according to a new poll released Monday. The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life last year surveyed 35,000 American, and found that 70% of respondents agreed with the statement "Many religions can lead to eternal life." Even more remarkable was the fact that 57% of Evangelical Christians were willing to accept that theirs might not be the only path to salvation, since most Christians historically have embraced the words of Jesus, in the Gospel of John, that "no one comes to the Father except through me."" - David Coyer via Bookmarklet

I'm really getting tempted to get one of these... - David Coyer