Archives for the ‘God’ Category
Maybe billboard vandals need a splash of their own paint?
By M. Johnston • Jun 30th, 2010 |Newsflash to Christians who vandalized the atheist billboards: vandalizing is a crime. It is a form of theft. Hence it is sinful. HWJR?
Yeah HWJR is my new slogan for my fellow Christians engaged in acts that Jesus might not approve of . It stands for How Would Jesus Respond (to YOU)?
“Meditation rooms” replacing chapels in the name of diversity
By M. Johnston • May 15th, 2010 |The Bee ran an article about how hospitals are creating “meditation rooms” for staff and visitors–and converting chapels because–gulp–the word “chapel” invokes thoughts of that old antiquated geezer in the sky: that old crusty God guy. Specifically “Some hospitals don’t call the rooms chapels because that label invokes the Judeo-Christian tradition..” Yeah.
God forbid we [...]
Tis the season of joy and pain
By M. Johnston • Dec 18th, 2009 |Some love it.
Some hate it.
Some will fall in love.
Some will fall out of love.
Some will yearn for love.
Some will die for love.
Some are out shopping for loved ones.
Some are out shopping for themselves.
Some are out shoplifting.
Some are celebrating a profitable year.
Some are on the brink of financial ruin.
Some are already ruined.
Banning divorce is not the answer to restoring the sanctity of marriage
By M. Johnston • Dec 2nd, 2009 |The Bee posted an article today about a guy named John Marcotte who would like to see divorce BANNED in California. According to his web site, John (a “concerned Christian”) believes Prop 8 “didn’t go far enough to protect the future of marriage.” His solution? Literally chain spouses together for life with no possibility of [...]
Read the rest of the story»The Second Miracle
By M. Johnston • Sep 14th, 2009 |And now a break from our regularly scheduled program.
I have been offline for the past week. I guess that’s a paradox in that I’ve actually been online — in the truest sense of the word.
I have been witnessing miracles of epic proportion. I would try to explain them, but mere words most certainly could never [...]
