The Lust, The Flesh, The Eyes And The Pride Of Life — Now Appearing In The Business Section

So why are we in the financial mess we’re in?

First, the technical explanation.  In 1977 during the Carter administration, legislation entitled the Community Reinvestment Act, or CRA, was passed.  Quoting from the Federal Reserve’s Web site:

The CRA requires that each depository institution’s record in helping meet the credit needs of its entire community be evaluated periodically.  . . . → Read More: The Lust, The Flesh, The Eyes And The Pride Of Life — Now Appearing In The Business Section

Can We Put This Lipstick-Smeared Pig To Bed Now?

The broiling brouhaha over Barack Obama's "lipstick on a pig" comment the other day is showering both sides of the political debate with industrial strength stupidity.  One would hope it's obvious he wasn't calling Sarah Palin a pig, and the prefabricated outrage ranking his comment alongside such genuine offenses such as the recent comment by a . . . → Read More: Can We Put This Lipstick-Smeared Pig To Bed Now?

No, Sorry, Jesus Still Wasn’t A Community Organizer

For whatever reason, the “Jesus was a community organizer” line has become a quasi-mantra among the left.  While I have little doubt many who spout it do so without acknowledging it’s the first time they’ve ever said Jesus’ name as something other than a swear word, it still amuses how many swallow this at face value . . . → Read More: No, Sorry, Jesus Still Wasn’t A Community Organizer

Brief Book Update

I’m still working on the final artist chapter, that being the one for Nancyjo Mann, Barnabas’ lead singer.  It’s been extremely slow, difficult going because the interview wandered so much.  No one’s fault; that’s simply how it came out.  Tough to piece together into a cohesive narrative, though.  Making it worse, the transcript is terrible and . . . → Read More: Brief Book Update

Flashlight Of The False Gods

I’m probably not going to do a podcast tonight.  Certain issues I prefer to not discuss publicly have intensified, and I’m feeling more than a little beat up.  When everything you do is treated like toilet paper and you’re actively being hated, an atmosphere for creative energy and spiritual musing is a tad difficult to come . . . → Read More: Flashlight Of The False Gods

Jesus Was A What?

I’m not trying to turn (or return) GAC into a political blog, honest.  There are already ten zillion sites devoted to same, and since I have yet to see anyone else blogging about the book or the music I love, or for that matter all that many blogs devoted to matters of faith along with society . . . → Read More: Jesus Was A What?

Yeah, I’m A Fanboy

And what of it?

I love . . . → Read More: Yeah, I’m A Fanboy

It’s Going To Be In Every Podcast Between Now And Election Day, So Get Used To It

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Information About The Lost Dogs Commemorative Edition Of “God’s Not Dead (And Neither Are We)”

I was a bit cryptic in my earlier post about the Lost Dogs commemorative edition of the new book, so indulge me while I attempt to clarify things.

First off, here’s the front cover:

And here’s the back:

The book originally had a different front cover, but I ran into some hassles and felt it necessary to do something . . . → Read More: Information About The Lost Dogs Commemorative Edition Of “God’s Not Dead (And Neither Are We)”

Jesus and Sarah Palin

It’s always been easy to spot the truly godly among us.  They’re the ones hated with intense passion.  About the only current exception to this dictum I can think of is Billy Graham, and even he’s had an occasional brickbat thrown his way.

Why do the godly arouse such ire? They stand as living proof to . . . → Read More: Jesus and Sarah Palin