Be they theist or be they atheist, on this most scientists agree: In the beginning there was nothing. There was no time, space or matter. There wasn’t even emptiness, only nothingness. Well, nothing natural anyway. And then, bang! Everything. Nonexistence became existence.There’s just one scientific problem: Everything cannot come from nothing.
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Fossil Fuels and the Constitution: Feelin’ the BERN
Many of those worried about so-called “climate change” rail against fossil fuels. Vermont Senator and Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders said, “We have a crisis of historical consequence. We have got to tell the fossil fuel industry that short-term profits are not more important than the
Your Ignorance Is Killing Us!
President Ronald Reagan once said about modern American liberals: “It isn’t so much that liberals are ignorant. It’s just that they know so many things that aren’t so.” That statement can be accurately applied to almost all Americans today, and we’re seeing the results in the farce
SOS: Speaking of Seniors - Avoid Foreign Based Firms
On April 14, 2016, I wrote a letter to the chief executive officer of a major insurance company to ask him to stop using foreign based firms for customer service or claims payment transfers. With some editing to avoid harming a good company that made a bad mistake, here is the
I Will Raise Your Baby, Queline – Let Her Live
This is not a question of right vs. left. It is not pro-life vs. pro-choice, conservative vs. liberal, or Republican vs. Democrat. This is a very real, very personal, very serious and very present question of life vs.
How Strange Can It Get?
As a nation, we are divided between those who want to strive to achieve and those who thrive because they receive. The Progressives have bred generations of passive takers who believe they are entitled to the fruit of others’ labor. They pay no taxes so they don’t care how high taxes go.
The Pilgrims: Laying America’s Foundations, Part 1
The early 1600s in England was a time of spiritual bankruptcy. In the book, One Small Candle, the author Thomas J. Fleming describes the state of English morals and society in 1620. His description begins with King James I and those in the highest level of society: “James I had done little
Ted Cruz on Economic, Financial Policy
If economic issues and monetary policy is your bag, then this video of Ted Cruz on CNBC's Sqawkbox is for you. This topic covers some of the most important and impactful policy affecting the United
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