Reformed Chicks Blabbing

Not too shocking: The owner of the web-host provider used to launch an anti-Fred Thompson website is a donor to Mitt Romney’s campaign. Matt Heaton, President and CEO of Utah-based bluehost.com, gave $500 to Romney in June. Until earlier today, his company hosted the domain “phoneyfred.org” that included a trove of personal and political opposition…

I almost removed all of the Thompson blogrolls and links and other bling off the sidebar and switched to Huckabee. Fred wants ‘due process’ for bin Laden (via) It’s a good thing I read the update: What Thompson meant, Harris said, is that “before you kill him we need to get every single bit of…

What a shocking development! Who would have suspected that Thompson was a …Presbyterian?! EthicsDaily.com asked Richard Land, head of the Southern Baptist Convention Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission and a Thompson supporter, about Thompson’s apparent lack of church involvement. In a race for the GOP presidential nomination where no clear frontrunner has emerged for religious…

And there is even a video of it! Yum! I was amazed by the guy who said, “It’s not necessary for us to sacrifice our enjoyment for the sake of the environmental protection.” Well, when they run out of space in the landfills he may change his mind: The territory faces a severe shortage of…

Art lovers won and the ACLU lost! A disputed portrait of Jesus Christ will remain at the Slidell city courthouse in Louisiana after a federal judge refused to grant a demand by the American Civil Liberties Union to have the painting removed. “The court today recognized that the First Amendment allows public officials, and not…

Childish taunts, old women screaming during a Congressional hearing. Why would anyone think this party has the maturity to lead a nation? Code910tmUploaded by luvnews (via)

Tim is right, it does sound like Christians who deny Substitutionary Atonement. And for an added bonus he’s included Hitchens’ view of Calvin (you can just guess what he has to say about Calvin, it’s pretty obvious).

This reminds me of a middle school taunt: MoveOn.org, it seems, is questioning the patriotism of Gen. David Petraeus, the top U.S. military commander in Iraq. Tomorrow, the anti-war group is running a full-page advertisement in the New York Times under the headline: “General Petraeus or General Betray us?” Since when is it a betrayal…

He would attempt to reconcile with her but he’s not allowed to make contact (as a condition of his bond): Bishop Thomas W. Weeks III still holds out hope that he and his wife, popular televangelist Juanita Bynum, can be reconciled, he said in a statement released today by his attorney. “If that is not…

Yeah, baby! (You know it’s safe to click on that link, right? If it were bad, wouldn’t I give you a warning 🙂 (via)

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