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Pursuing the North American Agenda

Phyllis Schlafly Speech (2007) * Time: 35 min.
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6 Mexicans dressed as cops kill Phoenix man 6/25/2008

"Six men in police tactical clothing are suspected of shooting a man to death, firing more than 100 rounds into his Phoenix home in what some are calling a Mexican drug cartel hit performed by members of the active Mexican Army."

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Geneva Study Bible
Behold, this was the iniquity of thy sister Sodom, {b} pride, fulness of bread, and abundance of idleness was in her and in her daughters, neither did she strengthen the hand of the poor and needy.
(b) He alleges these four vices, pride, excess, idleness and contempt of the poor as four principal causes of such abomination, wherefore they were so horribly punished, Ge 19:24.
Wesley's Notes
16:49 This was - The fountain and occasion of all. Fulness of bread - Excess in eating and drinking.
Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary
49. pride-inherited by Moab, her offspring (Isa 16:6; Jer 48:26), and by Ammon (Jer 49:4). God, the heart-searcher, here specifies as Sodom's sin, not merely her notorious lusts, but the secret spring of them, "pride" flowing from "fullness of bread," caused by the fertility of the soil (Ge 13:10), and producing "idleness."
Matthew Henry's Whole Bible Commentary
How much the sins of Jerusalem exceeded those of Sodom and Samaria; they were more heinous in the sight of God, either in themselves or by reason of several aggravations: "Thou hast not only walked after their ways, and trod in their steps, but hast quite outdone them in wickedness,
Jerusalem was more polite, and therefore sinned with more wit, more art and ingenuity, than Sodom and Samaria could. Jerusalem had more wealth and power, and its government was more absolute and arbitrary, and therefore had the more opportunity of oppressing the poor, and shedding malignant influences around her, than Sodom and Samaria had. Jerusalem had the temple, and the ark, and the priesthood, and kings of the house of David; and therefore the wickedness of that holy city, that was so dignified, so near, so dear to God, was more provoking to him than the wickedness of Sodom and Samaria, that had not Jerusalem's privileges and means of grace.
Sodom has not done as thou hast done, v. 48. This agrees with what Christ says. Mt. 11:24, It shall be more tolerable for the land of Sodom in the day of judgment than for thee. The kingdom of the ten tribes had been very wicked; and yet Samaria has not committed half thy sins (v. 51), has not worshipped half so many idols, nor slain half so many prophets. It was bad enough that those of Jerusalem were guilty of Sodom's sins, Sodomy itself not excepted, 1 Ki. 14:24; 2 Ki. 23:7. And though the Dead Sea, the standing monument of Sodom's sin and ruin, bordered upon their country (Num. 34:12), and that sulphureous lake was always under their nose (God having taken away Sodom and her daughters in such way and manner as he saw good, as he says here, v. 50, so as that one thing should effectually make their overthrow an example to those that afterwards should live ungodly, 2 Pt. 2:6), yet they did not take warning, but multiplied their abominations more than they;
But now they justify them comparatively: Sodom and Samaria are more righteous than thou, that is, less wicked. It will look like some extenuation of their sins that, bad as they were, Jerusalem was worse, though it was God's own city. Not that it will serve for a plea to justify Sodom, but it condemns Jerusalem, against which Sodom and Samaria will rise up in judgment. (2.) For this they ought themselves to be greatly ashamed: "Thou who hast judged thy sisters, and cried out shame on them, now bear thy own shame, for thy sins which thou hast committed, which, though of the same kind with theirs, yet, being committed by thee, are more abominable than theirs," v. 52.
They thought Sodom not worthy to be named the same day with Jerusalem, little dreaming that Jerusalem would at length lie under a worse and more scandalous character than Sodom herself. Those that are high may perhaps come to stand upon a level with those they contemn.
Or "Sodom was not mentioned, that is, the warning designed to be given to thee by Sodom's ruin was not regarded." If the Jews had but talked more frequently and seriously to one another, and to their children, concerning the wrath of God revealed from heaven against Sodom's ungodliness and unrighteousness, it might have kept them in awe, and prevented their treading in their steps; but they kept the thought of it at a distance, would not bear the mention of it, and (as the ancients say) put Isaiah to death for putting them in mind of it, when he called them rulers of Sodom and people of Gomorrah, Isa. 1:10. Note, Those are but preparing judgments for themselves that will not take notice of God's judgments upon others.

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'How-to-be-homo' seminar canceled 5/15/2008

A seminar that essentially was to provide information to impressionable school-age boys on how to be homosexual was canceled, according to a pro-family organization monitoring the plans, following WND's report on the developing situation.

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What is already commonly known is that at least one of the reasons the Kershaws transferred out of St. Peter Presbyterian Church is because of the manner in which the Session "disciplined" the John Austin family. If the Austins could be censured and threatened with excommunication, and the entire family (including children) shunned over a minor doctrinal difference of opinion, even though there was no biblical justification, and even though the RPCGA BCO could never authorize such "discipline," I knew that it was only a matter of time before I too would be subjected to the St. Peter Session's "discipline." For the spiritual health and well-being of my family we had no choice but to get out, and get out as fast as possible.
I'm pleased to say that we were immediately welcomed into another Reformed Presbyterian church in the area, and that the pastor has been very pastoral toward me and my family. Other former St. Peter members are also members there. That church isn't likely to be a permanent home for us. However, even though it may be just temporary, we're grateful to our new pastor and our new friends, for their Christian compassion. Their kindness has helped us immeasurably in getting through this difficult time.
The ecclesiastical tyrannies perpetrated against the John Austin family are just the tip of the iceburg behind why we had to leave St. Peter Presbyterian Church. Though not widely known, that pattern of abuse has actually been taking place for a number of years. Several other former St. Peter members have recently written the Presbytery giving detailed personal accounts of their traumatic experiences under the heavy hand of the St. Peter Session. Their accounts closely parallel the abuses suffered by the Austins. In at least two separate written testimonials the magnitude of the St. Peter Session's ecclesiastical tyranny is even far more problematic, particularly in terms of potential legal consequences, than it was in the Austin case.
R.C. Sproul Jr is a controversial man. That never troubled me because I too am known as being a bit controversial. However, I believe that it's possible to be controversial and yet not make a habit of offending people.
In an effort to assist the Austins, former St. Peter Presbyterian Church member Rick Saenz posted "the Austin letters" on his Cumberland Books web site. However, Mr. Saenz posted no links to that specific page. The only people who were informed of that page, and the only people who would have known how to find it, were St. Peter members, and it was, therefore, from one of those St. Peter members that the source of a "leak" originated.
Now that "the Austin letters" have been leaked to the public there has been a great deal of internet chatter about it.
Several St. Peter members have argued that it is inappropriate for anyone to be publicly discussing the problems of their church, whether it be discussion by their own members, or former members, and particularly outsiders. Perhaps so.
The principle to be employed, as it applies to Elders, is a biblical one: Private sins should be confronted and dealt with privately, and if the sin is genuinely repented of, the matter must remain private. Public sins should be confronted and dealt with on the same scale as the knowledge and effect of the sin has spread.
"Dr. Sproul is not just some small town local pastor. He is an author, a man with a huge following, someone who is endorsed by others, such as Doug Phillips at Vision Forum, who has literally millions of people who hang on his every word. Dr. Sproul is a keynote speaker at homeschooling conferences where there are families who hear him speak and who pattern their lives and those of their children after him. As I admonished him last spring when I addressed his views of women bloggers, he is in the same situation as Peter Parker (Spider Man), with much power comes much responsibility. There are quite a few people who, like Sallie and David, have considered or are considering a move to Bristol. The Austins had listened to the Basement Tapes and made a 3000 mile move with their family only to end up disillusioned and shunned. Shouldn’t others who are also desiring to make a move there be warned?"

Fertilizer Shortage 5/2/2008

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