Culture/Politics/History

Think About IT: Senator Obama and Sex Education

By Ronnie W. Rogers / October 1, 2008 / Comments Off on Think About IT: Senator Obama and Sex Education

As one would guess, the issue has been demagogued on both sides, and much of the reporting simply obfuscates the real issue. Obama is right that the bill does contain information that teaches children how to deal with potential sexual abuse. It says, “Course material and instruction shall teach pupils to not make unwanted physical…

Think About IT: Is a Candidate’s Church Membership Relevant?

By Ronnie W. Rogers / September 29, 2008 / Comments Off on Think About IT: Is a Candidate’s Church Membership Relevant?

The media probes things taught in Governor Palin’s former church, Wasilla Assembly of God, her present church, Wasilla Bible Church, and Obama’s former membership in Trinity United Church of Christ and the Reverend Wright. This probing begs for an answer to the question, “Is a candidate’s church membership or lack thereof relevant?” The answer is,…

Think About IT: Morals Do Not Matter, What We Need Are Better Calculators

By Ronnie W. Rogers / September 24, 2008 / Comments Off on Think About IT: Morals Do Not Matter, What We Need Are Better Calculators

I guess the experts were right, people’s morals really don’t affect their job, I mean as long as they are really good at what they do. For example, if a surgeon is an excellent surgeon, what difference does it make if he is an immoral person, or if a lawyer wins cases, who cares what…

Think About IT: Can Abortion Be Compared to Nazism?

By Ronnie W. Rogers / September 22, 2008 / Comments Off on Think About IT: Can Abortion Be Compared to Nazism?

Pro-lifers often draw parallels between the pro-abortion position, Nazi extermination of the Jews, and the Dred Scott vs. Sandford decision 1857, which ruled that black slaves were not fully human and therefore not protected under the U.S. Constitution. Of course, pro-abortionists gnash their teeth at such comparisons, but are they legitimate? Well, not only is…

Think about IT: Does Infidelity to a Spouse Relate to Politics?

By Ronnie W. Rogers / September 15, 2008 / Comments Off on Think about IT: Does Infidelity to a Spouse Relate to Politics?

We are often told that a person’s personal life should not influence whether a voter believes that he or she can serve in public office. In other words, one may be a gambler, liar or a thief at home, but what one does in his personal life has nothing to do with his ability to…

Think About IT: Governor Sarah Palin; Can She, Will She, Should She?

By Ronnie W. Rogers / September 8, 2008 /

As one who cannot vote for Barack Obama because of his pro-abortion position, economic socialism, comfort in Liberation Theology, etc; and one who, while I have respected Senator McCain, has on a number of occasions strongly disagreed with his position, I have found myself actually elated about the McCain ticket. Why? What happened? Well what…

Think About IT: Bristol Is with Child; Therefore, Abstinence Doesn’t Work. REALLY?

By Ronnie W. Rogers / September 4, 2008 / Comments Off on Think About IT: Bristol Is with Child; Therefore, Abstinence Doesn’t Work. REALLY?

The pro-abortionists were ever so quick to capitalize upon the pregnancy of seventeen-year-old Bristol Palin in order to demonstrate the failure of teaching abstinence in schools, a program which the now Republican Vice Presidential nominee Sara Palin strongly advocates. As is discouragingly all too frequent, the demagogues were so quick in their attack that they…

Velvet Elvis: Not Worth Having!

By Ronnie W. Rogers / August 27, 2007 / Comments Off on Velvet Elvis: Not Worth Having!

Years ago when Gina and I were first married, I passed by an art display–I use that term loosely–on the side of the road. All of the renderings were pictures on an imitation or cheap velvet. One of them that I was particularly enthralled with was the King of Rock, Elvis Presley. Immediately I envisioned…

War or Peace?

By Ronnie W. Rogers / May 2, 2007 / Comments Off on War or Peace?

Christians’ opinions about war cover the continuum from pacifism to patriotism–from no war to any war for the homeland. I think both positions are based upon selective use of biblical teaching. It is true that God’s perfect world did not have war; however, it is incorrect to conclude from that truth that God is therefore…

Tragedy at Virginia Tech: A Standard Too High

By Ronnie W. Rogers / April 23, 2007 / Comments Off on Tragedy at Virginia Tech: A Standard Too High

The Virginia Tech Massacre last Monday has once again shocked the nation. Here in civilized America, the most technologically advanced society, where man dwells far above the mire of barbarism, a young man commits a most uncivilized act, a heinous betrayal of humanity even by barbaric standards. Pundits seek someone to blame for not stopping…