I've added videos throughout the many sub-pages with my commentary; candid, facetious, serious, passionate. You'll like 'em :D.
So, I also wrote this short story that's a murder mystery in a small, very Christian town. I feel it's the best short story I've ever written, so check it out here. Would SO appreciate it!
"We are a nation of Christians and Muslims, Jews and Hindus, and nonbelievers" - President Barack Obama's Inaugural Address, January 20th, 2009
"See to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy, which depends on human tradition and the basic principles of this world rather than on Christ" - Colossians 2:8
Introduction: This website is dedicated to evaluating current social issues in America from a fresh, free-thinking perspective, and it is updated regularly. The truth of the matter is that religious exploitation, corruption, and conspiracy has greatly divided our nation in a most critical time when unity is so very pivotal. Our country has always been comprised predominantly by Christian citizens undoubtedly, and this sole fact has been the pretext for detrimental constitutional violation upon detrimental constitutional violation (namely on the Fourteenth and First Amendments). It may be inconvenient to some but the absolute truth remains that the United States is NOT a Christian country by any means necessary, yet Christian America (primarily speaking) has violently overruled America's fundamental Church/State Separation (instilled by the First Amendment, of course) in order to implant their religious beliefs into government. This central variable is very essential to many of the other social issues discussed here, such as politics and gender studies.
According to the 2009 CNN Poll on America's religious demographics, Christians make up roughly 75 % of America, down from 86% in 1990 ("America becoming less Christian, survey finds", 09 March 2009). Even more illuminating, according to the Washington Post, "[Though] only 6 percent of people over 60 have no faith in God, one in four adults ages 18 to 22 describe themselves as having no faith" ("In America, Nonbelievers Find Strength in Numbers", 15 September 2007). Thus, it is not only unprecedented but increasingly impractical (not to mention immoral, too, ironically) for Christian America to try to compromise the liberties of non-Christian believers and secularists based exclusively on their religion's agenda. For that emergent reason I decided to create this website; the need to spread and constantly reinforce a message of religious freedom and acceptance is one that here in America will always be imperative. So the name of societal justice and liberty, and not any disingenuous need for controversial attention, is the inspiration behind this site.
It is extremely vital to note this site functions on a zero bias policy. These columns are written strictly from a rational, informed viewpoint and will remain so indefinitely. Information provided - especially of the more provocative and controversial kind - is explicitly cited. It is only asked that our viewpoints are respected and acknowledged for their fact-based relevance.
With all that said, thank you for visting and happy reading.
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