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Monday, July 25, 2005
Rapture Monday: Child Sex Instruction
The rapture index is unchanged at 150. Interesting tidbit: the French vote against the EU Constitution somehow downgraded the "Antichrist" category. It'll be hard to pass an EU Constitution so long as it is objectively pro-Antichrist.The rest of the news from the Religiously Correct this week:
- Laurie Taylor of Arkansas objects to "child sex instruction" books in a school library. You wouldn't want kids to be able to learn about stuff in school.
- The American Family Association is fighting hard against a bill that would bar federal agencies from firing people because they are gay. The AFA thinks it should be okay to fire someone for their behavior. If you choose to have sex, you can be fired. If you choose to walk into a building with a steeple and a cross on top, you can be fired. You can always make different choices...
- Pat Robertson talked to God last year and got the scoop on 2005. Read how Pat's predictions are doing so far.
- The Australians are supporting stem cell research while our Congress is writing laws that would ban human procreation. The American Life League helpfully points out that stem cell research hasn't cured anything yet.
- Just when you thought they couldn't get any crazier, along comes Ed Klein to claim that Republicans have been unwilling to attack Hillary Clinton.
