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Labels: Equal Time, Fairness Doctrine, John Kerry, Liberal Free Speech Intolerance, Liberal Intolerance
posted by John McAdams at 5:25 PM
Useful Links
Right Wisconsin — Coverage of Wisconsin news and politics from a conservative perspective.
The Louis Joliet Society — An Alumni Association trying to get Marquette to live up to its claims to be “Catholic.”
Marquette Tribune — Marquette's own junior version of the mainstream media.
Marquette College Republicans — Pretty active of late.
Marquette College Democrats — Just what the name implies, and like the College Republicans, pretty active.
Dad29 — Marquette alum writing mostly on state politics issues.
Marquette University Law School Faculty Blog — Law professors write some of the best blogs in the country, so it's good to see Marquette Law faculty joining that movement.
Shark and Shepherd — Blog from a conservative Law School faculty member.
Mark F. Johnson — Marquette Thomist theologian on various topics.
The Dimming Torch — Liberal Marquette Philosophy professor on politics and other things.
Health Reform Explained — Marquette alum writes about the changes in the health care system.
Kennedy Assassination Home Page — one of this bloggers other obsessions.
Milwaukee Young Republicans — Interesting links and news on events.
Student Blogs
Gay/Straight Alliance of Marquette — Student organization Marquette recognized claiming it was in no way in conflict with Marquette's Catholic mission
Wisconsin Blogs — A Selective List, All Highly Recommended
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3 Comments:
Really, really? Show me where Jesus said anything about homosexuality. He did, however, strongly admonish loving one another, which this organization does not exemplify by their action toward a fellow member.
Jesus wouldn't have had to say anything. He was speaking to Jews, who have the Levitical laws. Also, Jesus said straight out that in the beginning, god made them man and woman, that man would leave his father and mother and cleave to his wife. You can't take scripture and twist it out of context to fit your wants. As to the way they treated him, they were right to remove him, as being a practicing homosexual would disqualify him from any sort of leadership position, just as adultery or fornication should. Yes, we should love our neighbor as ourselves. That said, it doesn't mean we condone blatant sin before God.
Yes really you pray you will get
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