For those of you who are interested, here is another small list of suffragist tidbits. 1. The first legal woman voter in Colonial America was Lydia Chapin. She was granted the right to vote at a town meeting in Uxbridge, Massachussetts, in … [Continue reading]
Sarah Palin redux
There are times when I have to fight certain smug feelings that come over me. This is one of those times, and it has to do with Gov. Sarah Palin. During the campaign, there were criticisms of Gov. Sarah Palin that were truly sexist. Does her … [Continue reading]
America remains socially moderate
I voted for Obama. It is instructive to see how people voted on social issues. At this time of the morning, gay marriage has been turned down in several states and looks to actually be turned down in California by a slim majority. Gay adoption … [Continue reading]
Beam me up Spock!
Embedded video from <a href="http://www.cnn.com/video" mce_href="http://www.cnn.com/video">CNN … [Continue reading]
I have a dream
Congratulations to President-elect Obama
Our nation has made history today. The first black president of the United States has been elected. Yet he is not simply black, he is also white. We all hope that he will bring balance to the office of the President. May God grant him many … [Continue reading]
Gamers are not Christian enough to give money to CCF
Gen Con is, "the original, longest running, best attended, gaming convention in the world." Each year, they hold a charity auction with the proceeds going to some charity. This year, the auction was held in memory of one of the well-known gamers … [Continue reading]
Death of Sen. Obama’s grandmother
It was just announced by the Obama campaign that his grandmother has passed away. May God grant her his great mercy. Many years! Sadly enough, I received a shock when I went to read the news story. No, the shock was not the story. Since Sen. … [Continue reading]
Suffragette tidbits
For those of you who wish to remember those who fought for the right to vote for women, here are some trivia facts that you might find interesting: 1. The term suffragette was made up by The Daily Mail in England to make fun of the more radical … [Continue reading]
Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost 2008
The Scriptures for today were Galatians 1:1-20 and Luke 16:19-31. I, for one, am glad that the Church put those two Scriptures together. The first one is St. Paul's brief recounting about how he received the Gospel which he preaches. The second … [Continue reading]
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