(final thoughts) On America

Sunday, July 5th, 2009

In what seems like a previous life, I was a red blooded patriot, after September 11th I wanted to join the military (I was, of course, too young, and am thankful that I didn’t). I lauded at a friend that said he would never join the military, I told him I thought he was a [...]

more July 4th stuff

Thursday, July 2nd, 2009

In the continuation of the theme of the last post, I wanted to explore how we can approach this topic in a better manner. Shane Claiborne has a list of fourty things you can do to celebrate interdependance day. Some things include: Learn where your utilities come from—the source of your electricity, gas, and water. [...]

On The Fourth of July

Friday, June 26th, 2009

Every year, all over America, churches partake in a celebration of the State, the Fourth of July (you could throw in memorial day here too). You’ll see high flying flags and symbols of America and American power all over the various ‘sanctuaries’ and church buildings, you’ll see those little yard flags lining the parking lots, [...]

on america

Monday, March 17th, 2008

So we have a problem here in America. It’s called americanism. It’s a religion, it’s a lifestyle, it’s a drug. The way it’s progressing, it doesn’t seem like it will stop. There’s always been voices against it, but those voices somehow always seem to get silenced. It’s like we’re scared of the voices offering dissent [...]

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