Vacation Link Wrap-up
I’ve been on vacation for about 10 days, so I have some catch-up to do here. Here are some stories I noticed over the break. Others will get their own post.
"Young Men’s Christian Association" to be renamed "Young". This is ostensibly to remain more inclusive, but it’s not like folks have been staying away in droves or anything. Just some more political correctness, removing even the hint of anything Christian in our culture, even if only ever referred to by its initial.
Handing out the Gospel of John is now "disturbing the peace" in Dearborn, Michigan. Four kids from a group called Acts 17 Apologetics face jail time for handing out the text and talking to people at a Muslim festival. The link on their name goes to their YouTube channel. I’ve watched some of the videos, and I just don’t see "harassment" or "disturbing" going on.
Christian beliefs are now "unethical" when it comes to counseling, according to Augusta (GA) State University. They want Jennifer Keeton to agree to a plan that includes "diversity sensitivity training" and changing her beliefs before they will allow her to graduate. Read the article and, even if you disagree with her, tell me that this doesn’t sound like Soviet Russia.
The "JournoList" situation really blew up while I was out. Oh, that liberal media. Kenneth Anderson said it best, "To all you non-JournoLister reporters out there, please be aware that your credibility has just taken a big hit, because we, your faithful readers, don’t actually know who is or who isn’t. You can thank JournoList for that, you can thank Ezra Klein, and you can thank the Washington Post, which has done its outstanding professionals absolutely no favors in any of this."
When even Democrats are poised to revolt over taxes (however temporary that might be), you know there’s a problem
And an appropriate cartoon from Chuck Asay:
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