So the other day I was doing so random surfing when I came upon some statistics from U.S. Census, produced in 2004. I’ve always wondered just how many eligible bachelorettes were really out there in the good old U.S. of A, so I started crunching some numbers. Here’s the skinny: there are approximately 8 million…
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Written by Lincoln Adams on
November 18, 2009 |
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Politics
I think the title explains it all. Generally I pride myself for having a high threshold of tolerance for many things in life that other people would normally make their pet peeves. Politics, however, is not one of them. Indeed, the mere suggestion of anything even remotely passing a positive remark about Captain Anus (otherwise…
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Written by Lincoln Adams on
November 5, 2008 |
Filed Under:
Politics
Last weekend I was given Isaiah 19 to read, confirming who would win the election and why. I wasn’t sure how to take it since I was still holding out hope, but now that the election has concluded, these verses are about to become more real than I could probably ever imagine. I believe the…
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Written by Lincoln Adams on
November 2, 2008 |
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Politics
This presidential election is sadly overshadowing everything else happening in my life right now. While I plan to go out and enjoy the fall foliage while it is still at its peak, I wonder if these last few days before the election will mark the last time I’ll ever be able to enjoy an autumn…
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Tags: america, autumn, campaign, christian, conservative, country, fall foliage, freedom, God, john mccain, president, presidential campaign, presidential election, vote
Written by Lincoln Adams on
October 9, 2008 |
Filed Under:
Politics
Feeling kinda blah today, trying to resign myself to the reality that Hitler: Part 2 will soon be moving into the White House (a name he’ll probably be changing too.) It makes me wonder what life will be like in this brave new world that will soon come upon us. A world where Iran goes…
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Prayers Gone Unanswered: Why Movements Like “The Call” Fail
Filed Under: Christianity
There have been various prayer movements in the United States focused on praying for change in our government, the most popular that I know of being TheCall. I’m sure a lot of young Christians now are probably devastated by the election results, at a loss to explain why God would seemingly ignore their heartfelt prayers….
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