Author Archives: Speakfaithfully
Election 2016: Accepting Personal Responsibility
This is the first of a series of posts I will be writing about the election season we just endured and my thoughts about the political situation we find ourselves in. These posts are meant for everyone. People of all generations, … Continue reading
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Obama’s Executive Action on Guns: A review by a gun-owner for sensible firearms legislation.
Introduction: I would like for the mass shootings in the U.S.A. to stop, and I would like for the overall decline in firearms violence in the U.S. to continue, if not accelerate. I would also like to see accidental deaths … Continue reading
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Tagged gun control, NRA, Obama, Obama's Executive Actions on Firearms
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Don’t Call White Supremacy a Mental Illness
[Sidenote: This is my first blog post in a very long time. Sometime after #Ferguson I just stopped writing. I was at a loss for words on the many pressing topics facing the world. To be honest I began to … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Race
Tagged Charleston, Mental Illness, race, terrorism, violence, white supremacy
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Episode 8: Cole Dutter and the California Drought and California Agriculture
On today’s episode we will be discussing the the California drought and its impact on and relationship to California agriculture. Episode 8 – Episode 8 – Cole Dutter and the California Drought and California Agriculture. Beyond this podcast I would encourage those concerned … Continue reading
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Tagged Agriculture, California, California Agriculture, California Drought, Drought, sustainable agriculture
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Episode 7: Damian Webster and the Two Row Wampum
On today’s episode we will be discussing the Two Row Wampum with Damian Webster. Episode 7 – Damian Webster and the Two Row Thanks for listening, I hope you enjoyed today’s episode. Feel free to email me any questions, comments … Continue reading
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Tagged Indigenous, settler-colonialism, settler-indigenous relations, Two Row Wampum
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The Global War on Terror Racket
War is a racket. It always has been. It is possibly the oldest, easily the most profitable, surely the most vicious. It is the only one international in scope. It is the only one in which the profits are reckoned … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11, military-industrial complex, September 11th, terrorism, U.S. politics, war is a racket
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Pray for Iraq but Question your State
Recently I have seen a host of “Pray for Iraq” memes, events and posts on my Facebook feed. Many, perhaps most of the people I know on Facebook are Western Christians from the U.S. and Canada. Many of them, including … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Politics
Tagged #PrayForIraq, Christianity, extremism, Iraq, ISIS, terrorism, U.S. politics
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Gaza, Blaming the Victim, and Violent Resistance
Blaming the Victim During the most recent bombings and incursion into Gaza, many in Israel and around the world blamed Palestinians, especially and particularly Hamas, for the violence Palestinians have been suffering at the hands of Israel. People quite literally blamed … Continue reading
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Tagged Angela Davis, colonialism, Hamas, Israel, Paletine, redemptive violence
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The Second Great Awakening and the Emptiness of Evangelicalism
Evangelicalism in the United States, and Christianity in the United States in general, has many problems. One only need to compare what is acceptable in Evangelical culture to the teachings of Jesus to see some of the more obvious conflicts. These … Continue reading
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