• Does this mean the Bible is part of the “liberal media”? Conservative activist Andy Schlafly explains why he launched the “Conservative Bible Project” to remove alleged “liberal bias” from the Holy Scriptures.
• Proud feminist Alan Colmes weighs in on today’s seemingly sexist criticisms of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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From the report in the first link:
“And according to Schafly, many of Jesus’ ‘parables were free market economic parables.’ So of course, any mention of charity (welfare-entitlement) or liberal notions of ’social justice’ should be removed from the Bible..”
Haw, haw, the parable of The Sower was about free-market capitalism? The parable of The Pharisee and The Publican was about free-market capitalism? The parable of The Prodigal Son was about free-market capitalism? TOO FUNNY!
One thing I like about this is that a conservative is admitting that the Bible supports liberal principles in a number of areas, and it was entertaining to hear Schlafly make a clown of himself on Alan’s show.
[...] on Alan Colmes’ radio program Tuesday night, Schlafly described his ridiculous Bible rewriting project, as a way to [...]
• Does this mean the Bible is part of the “liberal media”? Conservative activist Andy Schlafly explains why he launched the “Conservative Bible Project” to remove alleged “liberal bias” from the Holy Scriptures.
This guy is a loon.
There’s really nothing to more to say about it.
Note to Joel:
“Excuses be gone!”
Get some Dr. Wayne Dyer down on that gig.
You’ll get a date eventually, trust me.
John The Trucker is really getting under my skin with this insane idea that God described in the Old Testament and Jesus Christ all said the same thing.
Stone the adulteress?
No!
Kill your children?
No!
Thou shall not murder?
Now it’s “thou shall not kill”.
–
I honestly think these people have never once read the Bible in any form.
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Hey you, Joel,
You may already know but your hackers are Microsoft haters. Here’s a little bit of the source code.
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Thanks, Alan
I’m using SeaMonkey on Linux this morning. Opera and Konqueror display just a blue background from Alan.com with my OpenSuse OS. Just in case you care about the linux users on your site.
OldLefty Reply:
October 7th, 2009 at 1:20 pm
Was this site down last night?
I have a pc and a mac, and on both, there was a blank blue screen from 7 pm, till, (I did not look after 9 pm), then this morning until about 11 am?
I’m too much of a luddite to know what JOHANNAS HABSBERG is talking about, but it gives credence, on the other hand I see entries from the suspicious times??
October 7th, 2009 at 10:32 am
John The Trucker is really getting under my skin with this insane idea that God described in the Old Testament and Jesus Christ all said the same thing.
Stone the adulteress?
No!
Kill your children?
No!
Thou shall not murder?
Now it’s “thou shall not kill”.
–
I honestly think these people have never once read the Bible in any form.
EricG Reply:
October 7th, 2009 at 7:18 pm
Note to Joel:
“Excuses be gone!”
Get some Dr. Wayne Dyer down on that gig.
You’ll get a date eventually, trust me.
October 7th, 2009 at 7:14 pm
This guy is a loon.
There’s really nothing to more to say about it.
October 7th, 2009 at 7:34 pm
[...] on Alan Colmes’ radio program Tuesday night, Schlafly described his ridiculous Bible rewriting project, as a way to [...]
October 7th, 2009 at 10:07 pm
From the report in the first link:
“And according to Schafly, many of Jesus’ ‘parables were free market economic parables.’ So of course, any mention of charity (welfare-entitlement) or liberal notions of ’social justice’ should be removed from the Bible..”
Haw, haw, the parable of The Sower was about free-market capitalism? The parable of The Pharisee and The Publican was about free-market capitalism? The parable of The Prodigal Son was about free-market capitalism? TOO FUNNY!
One thing I like about this is that a conservative is admitting that the Bible supports liberal principles in a number of areas, and it was entertaining to hear Schlafly make a clown of himself on Alan’s show.
October 9th, 2009 at 2:54 pm