Virginia Right!

I have to blog for God and you, my readers and the readers of Virginia Right, will hear more about how we must turn back to God instead of trusting in politics and politicians.  Our origins as a nation were through and by the work of God and the Founders knew it.  Many of them [...]

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The NBC crew was very impressed with the diversity of the athletes in the Opening Ceremonies of the Olympic Games and I am too!  It actually mirrors what the Bible says (maybe surprisingly) about diversity.  Try all these verses from Revelation: “And they sung a new song, saying, Thou are worthy to take the book [...]

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I found this interesting today:  The President has a huge lead among SINGLE voters: Obama leads among single voters by 54 percent to 34 percent, while married voters back Romney 51 percent to 38 percent, the poll found. Obama has a huge advantage with single women, 60 percent to 31 percent, while Romney leads among [...]

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While I am not completely happy with the Pirate Party movement, it is a step toward liberty.  It is good to read this blog from the Pirate’s one member of the European Parliament from Sweden:  Amelia Andersdotter: A few highlights: Prague declaration on Pirate Party Europe ratifiedAmong the internationally significant decisions of the weekend was [...]

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There really wasn’t anything good about the first Good Friday.  The torture and mistreatment of Jesus Christ was horrible.  There was a fascinating but explicit article in the Journal of the American Medical Association published in 1986 on how terrible the crucifixion was.   Here is where you can get it.  Here is the abstract: [...]

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Here’s an interesting news item from across the pond:  Education Secretary Michael Gove (who I have had disagreements with before) is trying to distribute a copy of the King James Bible with a person message from him.  The 400th Anniversary of the KJV was 2011.  Here’s Secretary Gove’s comments according to the Guardian: In a [...]

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I wrote this post last year for Hanukkah and I link to it again this year: I am a devout follower of Christ but I am a staunch supporter of Israel (The coming of Jews by airplanes and ships to Israel in 1948 and after is a fulfillment of Biblical prophecy:  “Who are these that [...]

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I am not Jewish; I know there are readers of this blog who are.  And I wanted to honor my Jewish readers on the end of the Sabbath and the High Holy Days.  It is right to do so in that since Abraham, all the major positive characters in the Bible – Old or New [...]

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I was thinking about the recent hurricane events – we were without power for only a couple of days and I was/am grateful to God (and brave/dedicated power company workers,too!) for that – others I knew were out of power for even a week or so!  Talk about frustrating! No way to avoid the heat; [...]

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I am a devout follower of Christ but I am a staunch supporter of Israel (The coming of Jews by airplanes and ships to Israel in 1948 and after is a fulfillment of Biblical prophecy:  “Who are these that fly as a cloud, and as the doves to their windows?  Surely the isles shall wait [...]

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This article from metro.co.uk speculates that the Biblical account of the parting of the Red Sea could be scientifically possible: Computer models then showed how a 12-hour east wind of 101kph (63mph) could cut through the 1.8m (6ft) lake, creating a ‘bridge’ 3.2km (two miles) long and 4.8km (three miles) wide for Moses and his [...]

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Money is an essential in our lives.  It may be a necessary evil:  “For the love of money is the root of all evil;…”  (I Timothy 6:10 [KJV])  Regardless of its power for evil or good, we need a medium of exchange to reward our work and to pay for our needs and wants.  If [...]

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I used to get so much grief over my support of Cong. Paul from my own people:  Fellow believers in Christ.  They were against Paul’s foreign policy (they thought noininterventionism was isolationism and vaguely disloyal) and some thought he was not a consistent social conservative.  Some also felt that Paul was against Israel and not [...]

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