2023
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Did You Know?

By • On • In Grace, Inspirational • 2 min read

NativityMilk. There are very few things which will distract my son from it but I just found one of them. While feeding him his beloved beverage, I was listening to “Mary, Did You Know?” Uncharacteristically, it stopped him in his tracks. He even looked like he was thinking about some of its profound lyrics like…

“This child that you’ve delivered, will soon deliver you”

“When you kiss your little baby, you’ve kissed the face of God.”

“This sleeping child you’re holding is The Great I Am.” Continue Reading →

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Prayer and Potty Training

By • On • In Thinking, Wisdom • 1 min read

Prayer and Potty Training, bet you’ve never heard those two in the same sentence. Let me explain: I’ve been reading about how it’s possible to train a baby to be continent in the first few months of life. Boxes of nappies and some mess later, I was clearly motivated to find out how. Continue Reading →

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Redemption

By • On • In Destiny, Grace, Humour • 2 min read

A sense of humour is important, especially when dealing with some of the less pleasant tasks in life. In the spirit of fun, I have decided that experience has bestowed me a new qualification – that of an Emissions Engineer.  Continue Reading →

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But Why?

By • On • In Engagement, Life, Thinking • 2 min read

“Treatment-resistant gonorrhoea cases hit all-time high” – So shouts the headline in a medical news site. In other words, the most common treatment for this sexually transmitted bacteria is not working in more and more cases. In fact, this failure rate has nearly tripled over the last year.

The rest of the article goes on to state the problems if resistance continues to increase and subsequent problems with needing to use other therapies which have nasty side effects. That’s it. The elephant in the room being missed is asking the question that even kids are competent in, “But Why?” Why are we seeing this increase in resistance? A core reason is political correctness.

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Don’t Be So Judgmental

By • On • In Engagement, Grace • 2 min read

“Don’t be so judgmental. We are called to love people.”

This is a common one but you know what’s strange about it? That statement itself is a judgement.
You can’t have a view or opinion on something unless you have made a judgement. The statement “Don’t be so judgmental” comes from a standard or judgement that says it isn’t good to judge people.
Some even use the words of Jesus from Matthew 7 to back this up. But as usual, you need to make sure you have the full context of it, Continue Reading →

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Dystopia Now

By • On • In Engagement, Life, Morality • 1 min read

Not being one to watch TV, I note with interest a new show coming based on the book “The Handmaid’s Tale”. It’s a disturbing story on several levels, the low-lights of which are:

  • The United States is taken over by a “Christian Theocracy” via a revolution sparked by a staged attack which kills the President and most of congress.
  • In “restoring order”, the constitution is suspended and women’s rights are taken away. For example, they are forbidden to read.
  • More disturbingly, because of sterility from pollution and sexually transmitted diseases, a class of women known as “handmaids” are used by the ruling class in ritual sexual intercourse for reproduction.

Disturbing indeed. Where to start? Continue Reading →

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Abortion’s Spirit 2 – Chauvinism

By • On • In Engagement, Life, Thinking • 2 min read

Abortion. It’s been described as a woman’s right. It’s also known as the greatest act of male chauvinism. So which is true?
Like lies so often repeated, persistently shouting it’s a woman’s right brainwashes many into believing it.

In reality, abortion is the greatest act of legalised male chauvainsim. That is the background to abortion. That is the spirit behind it.
This horrid truth repeats everyday and a recent headline is reveals this – “A rugby league “fixer” was called in to negotiate a $50,000 abortion deal after a star player’s girlfriend ­revealed she was pregnant.”
A football player exploiting a woman for his pleasure then abandoning his responsibility to the extent of outsourcing the pressure to get her to kill his child. One would be hard pressed to make up a greater act of male chauvinism. Continue Reading →

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Be Encouraged 3!

By • On • In Engagement • 1 min read

You did it! For those who signed the previous 2 petitions defending the dignity and safety of mother and child, you did it and I thank you.

Did what? You made it abundantly clear that while he couldn’t see the illogical or uncompassionate basis of his 2 abortion bills, as a political beast, Rob Pyne could see the votes against him. He has dropped the bills which were to be debated today.

Will we hear this on the news? Probably not. Not that that matters. We know He Who Matters Most heard and that’s all that matters and why this happened.

Abortion is only the fruit. We must also address the root: sex is nothing more than a recreational sport, irresponsible males and the lies and bizarre thinking which make it all possible.

Thank you. Press on.

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