Monthly Archives: November 2005

Only in the late nineteenth century, when physicians began discussing sexual perversion as a medical rather than a moral problem in Latin treatises intended only for the learned and required a neutral, clinical term, was there a perceived need to … Continue reading →

The Feast of St Andrew, November 30th, is a big one in the Huneycutt house, primarily because it’s my wife’s birthday. BUT … there’s more. This past Monday, the 28th, we celebrated our 18th wedding anniversary which also involves St … Continue reading →

He calls himself an “abortionist” and says, “I am destroying life.” But he also feels he’s giving life: He calls his patients “born again.” “When you end what the woman considers a disastrous pregnancy, she has literally been given her … Continue reading →

This is a Christmas tree. It is not a Hanukkah bush, it is not Allah plant, it is not a Holiday hedge. It is a Christmas tree. Say it…Christmas, Christmas, Christmas Taken from News Forum. Friends, I confess, I’m already … Continue reading →

Today’s Severe Understatement Award goes to … The first openly gay Episcopal bishop said Thursday that unity in the Anglican Communion was being challenged by those who oppose the ordainment of gays and lesbians. Ya think? Actually, Bishop Robinson, it … Continue reading →