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I am a Fundamentalist Christian. I attend the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church every Sunday for service and during the week for bible study. I am a very successful finance and insurance manager, but I work a more menial job now to make time for my passion,

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Politics, News & Issues > US News Should we apologise for the slave trade: 2 of 69
I recently read a headline for an article titled, "Should we apologize for the slave trade?" I thought that was a very interesting topic to write about. The first thing I would have to do, however, is find out just exactly who "we" is.There could be any number of culprits. I was sure I would eventually track this atrocity bac... More..
Relationships & Family > Gay & Lesbian Issues Marriage should be a sacred institution between only a woman and a man: 6 of 156
Hooray for gay marriage, California, who would of thunk. Homosexual matrimony, a microcosm of a failed world. No legitimate society has ever thrived when integrating homosexuality as a societal norm. If this madness escalates, we will put innocent children in the sights of regression. Slowly America will realize that faulty, ... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Constitutional & Contract Law Should a woman have the right to choose abortion?: 16 of 313
What deems the value of a life? Age, intellect, physical condition, size, opinion? Abortion is a loathsome crime. A child butchered under any circumstance, is an atrocity. When a doctor performs an abortion, he takes a life that day. A child in the womb for any length of time carries the same worth as any other. It is a medic... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Party Politics & Ideology US elections 2008 commentary: The Democrat candidates: 5 of 63
Like a young couple in the mitts of courting, Barack Hussein and Hillary Clinton pull each others hair out on the play ground. Resembling children with their witless banter aimed recklessly at each other. Obama's unusually high support among blacks ( 90% ) is proving people can ignore color and vote strictly on the issues. Al... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Government & Policies Should smoking be allowed in public places?: 42 of 363
I'll be honest, when I think of anti-smokers, I reflect upon all the people I am not, thankfully. Anal polar bear huggers and endangered fish protectors. Saviors of the Mission Blue Butterfly, maybe I'm wrong. Any who, while I agree with lawful self affliction, whether that be riding a bike with no helmet, not wearing a seatb... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Self-Awareness & Realization Developing inner strength: 6 of 36
As Paul said in Corinthians, we find strength in our weaknesses's. I believe that is true. While strength may enhance what a man can do, weakness will define what a man is. It is through weakness that we must come to terms with acceptance. It is through acceptance that we find faith and it is in faith that we find hope. Nothi... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Political Issues Assessing the signs of America's demise: 4 of 19
While people are swinging from the tree's, shot through the head, buried alive, and savagely raped in front of the families, the elitist liberal hypocrites cry for justice in Tibet. The left has continually chastised President Bush for his war on terror because there is a much more virtu as and clean cause to rally around. Yo... More..
Politics, News & Issues > US Leaders (Other) Nearing 100 days in office, how is President Obama doing?: 4 of 17
The first 100 days of Barack Obama's presidency, has illuminated the impending destruction of our republic, and the American way of life. In this article, I will outline the disturbing direction, our 44th President has us moving in. The mainstream media , who have all but abandoned their integrity and objectivity to protect ... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Christianity (Other) The difference between being religious and being Christian: 31 of 128
There is a striking difference between being religious and professing to be a Christian. I would like to use a political analogy to amplify this difference, because I think it is very important to discern, the two. Being religious can be equated to presidential hopeful Barack Obama, he claims to have spiritual faith, although... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Politics, News & Issues (Other) Do people tend to base election votes more on emotion or reason?: 23 of 69
Barack Obama, the poster boy (can I say that?) for emotionally charged voting. Barack-omania is fueled by lemmings who haven't a clue as to his accomplishments. 92% of blacks are voting for this charismatic purveyor of hope, tell me there's nothing off beam there. I've personally heard a overabundance of voters who's only mot... More..