Author Archives: EditorBB

Why I Don’t Trust Carly and Neither Should You

Two weeks after 9/11, on September 26, 2001, Carly Fiorina gave a speech, “Technology, Business and Our Way of Life: What’s Next,” in which she tied courage, leadership, heroes, and “the questions of life and death” to business leaders learning from one … Continue reading →

Posted in Renegade Talk Radio, Rescuing the Republic, Revealing Islam | Tagged , , , , , | Leave a comment

Thank You Michele Bachmann for Educating MSNBC/NBC about Carly and Islam

Recently MSNBC and NBC News highlighted former Congresswoman Michele Bachmann’s tweet pointing to the fact that two weeks after 9/11 Carly Fiorina gave a speech in which she nearly entirely praised Islam. (Her remarks contained numerous errors and omissions of facts. One primarily being that more than … Continue reading →

Posted in Renegade Talk Radio, Rescuing the Republic, Revealing Islam | Tagged , , , , , | Leave a comment

Another Lifestyle Choice Emerges: Same-Self Marriage

Timothy George highlights a revived trend in lifestyle choices in First Things, called “sologamy,” which began over twenty years ago. George writes: “Sologamy is the marriage of someone to one’s own self—the his- or herness of it is not relevant, although … Continue reading →

Posted in Rescuing the Republic | Tagged , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Franklin Graham Leaves GOP, Question is Why Aren’t Other Christians?

Franklin Graham recently announced his renunciation of any previous affiliation with the Republican Party after 387 members of Congress treasonously voted for a bill that not only funds terrorism abroad, but also at home. Franklin Graham expressed that he cannot … Continue reading →

Posted in Revisiting Americanism & Christianity | Tagged , , , , | Leave a comment

The Original Christian Zodiac

This is the first in a 13- part series entitled, “God’s Zodiac: The Gospel in the Stars.” What if everything you were ever taught or believed about astronomy, horoscopes, and the Zodiac were false? What if the original Zodiac was … Continue reading →

Posted in Revisiting Americanism & Christianity | Tagged , , , , | Leave a comment

Effectiveness vs. Obedience: How or Why Christians Should ‘Boycott’

Conservative Catholics and Protestants have recently advocated boycotting Disney, Google, J.C. Penny, Lowes, and Starbucks, among other companies because of the actions these entities have taken on socio-political issues. As a result, debate has arisen over whether or not boycotts are … Continue reading →

Posted in Revisiting Americanism & Christianity | Tagged , , , , | Leave a comment

The Boy Scouts Should Have Seen It Coming: The Gay Agenda Certainly Did

Sixty percent of the 1,400 voting members of the Boy Scouts voted to allow openly gay members, but not leaders yesterday, in a predictable change to the 103 year-old civic organization. What are the possible outcomes? Litagation? Most likely. Defections? … Continue reading →

Posted in Revisiting Americanism & Christianity | Tagged , , , , , | Leave a comment

Persecuted Arabic Christians to Muslims, ISIS: Jesus Alone Heals, Brings Hope

A powerful letter translated by an Egyptian Christian from the People of the Cross to ISIS delivers a powerful, truthful message to everyone who misunderstands and does not know Jesus Christ or what real Christianity is. In western cultures, many wear … Continue reading →

Posted in Revealing Islam | Tagged , , , , | Leave a comment

Nancy Pelosi’s Perversion of Piety: “Baby Jesus was a Refugee”

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi’s recent attempts at Biblical proof-texting clearly evidences that she, like many politicians, is a pawn being used in a scheme much larger than American politics. Pelosi’s bizarre political statements are not new. But referencing Biblical … Continue reading →

Posted in Revisiting Americanism & Christianity | Tagged , , , , | Leave a comment

Good News, Fellowship of ‘Differents’ In the Local Church

Good news exists in Christian communities ministering to gay communities. New Testament professor Scot McKnight highlights an approach I’ve experienced in every community I lived in both in America and abroad. In A Fellowship of Differents, McKnight addresses how Christians … Continue reading →

Posted in Revisiting Americanism & Christianity | Tagged , , , , , | Leave a comment