At least this week the sign is more what you’d expect a church sign to advertise. In my Christian upbringing there was always lots of talk of love every Sunday morning. Written prominently on the wall in the church were … Continue reading →
Some of Bramwell’s signs make me laugh as I drive by, like this one. A religious person complaining about others who have their head in the sand. The irony meter is pegged to the max on that one. So here’s … Continue reading →
Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself.* *Some conditions may apply. May not be available in all areas. Our resident bigoted racist is upset this week that some people want to make Humboldt County an area that won’t tolerate hate … Continue reading →
Once again, Tyrel Bramwell seems overly concerned with what people wear. It just really strikes me funny that here’s a guy who posts photos of himself wearing a dress to church, while he gets his panties all in a bunch … Continue reading →
Here’s the text this week’s sign references: John 1 5 This is the message we have heard from him and declare to you: God is light; in him there is no darkness at all. 6 If we claim to have … Continue reading →
This is a rebuttal to the letter to the editor in this week’s Ferndale Enterprise, written by Christina Chapman. It was titled “Traditional Family Values”, although I’m not sure that’s her title or the paper’s. Her original text is presented … Continue reading →
One thing that the Stand for Life organization makes very clear on their website is that they believe everyone is created in the image of God. Further, the main tenant of Christian belief is that their god is perfect. It’s … Continue reading →
In case you haven’t been paying attention, the religious right has a huge obsession with drag shows. Apparently they find it to be the most evil thing ever that men would want to dress up in women’s clothing for entertainment. … Continue reading →
Christians are funny in that they celebrate certain holidays on specific days when there’s no mention of the day, month or even year of when they actually happened. For example, Christmas is celebrated December 25th. If you ask any Christian … Continue reading →
I thought Latin was the domain of the church down the street, but in case you’re not up on your knowledge of 2000 year old languages, The phrase translates as The Cross of Christ is the key of Paradise. Pretend … Continue reading →
