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With a Critical Eye

Does anyone read the Wall Street Journal? We read it when my dad brings it over. Yesterday, he brought us the opinion page because it contained a small article, Vaccines and Autism, by Dr. Ari Brown. Dr. Brown is attempting to combat some of the ideas and assertions put forth by actress Jenny McCarthy in her book Louder Than Words. McCarthy’s son has been diagnosed with autism. I find it pertinent to mention that I have not read McCarthy’s book, Continue Reading…
October 29, 2007
To Help an Orphan

Religion that is pure and undefiledbefore God, the Father, is this:to visit orphans and widows in their affliction,and to keep oneself unstained from the world.James 1:27 Chad recently wrote a little post about orphans {which linked to another post concerning orphans} in which he shared that an African pastor had once asked him why America has orphans if it has Christian churches. This question has haunted Chad enough that he’s driven to do something about it: he and his wife Continue Reading…
June 11, 2007
Beyond Prolife: Vaccines Part II

It has come to my attention that when I casually mention that vaccines are made from aborted fetal tissue, the people around me may look at me like I am crazy. Once, I was actually accused of reading a “fictional anti-vaccination website.” Now, there are some crazy websites out there, but I want my readers to know there are also some pretty reliable online sources, and I’ve done some of the research here. And it’s free! Of course, you get Continue Reading…
May 18, 2007
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The Way I See It

Paul Spears isn’t the only person who can find a great quote on the side of a Starbucks cup. Si and I go to Starbucks on Wednesday nights for a “date.” I put that in quotes because lately we have had two little girls along with us, but since both of them don’t speak much, we are able to {mostly} have a {short} conversation. For what it’s worth, I look forward to this night every week. This past week we got Continue Reading…
March 7, 2007