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Astrological MusingsMonday October 27, 2008
US has attacked Syria
This comes as Saturn approaches within one degree to an opposition of Uranus. Mars today is in an exact square to Chiron which just turned direct and this event is certain to push with aggression (Mars) old wounds (Chiron) in......posted by Lynn Hayes @Monday October 27, 2008 Permalink 
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Political advertisement: Spiritual Leaders for Obama
In this blog I try to present as balanced a viewpoint as possible when analyzing the astrological charts of public figures. But we are facing a historic election and I am unabashedly using this pulpit for a political message: Vote......posted by Lynn Hayes @Monday October 27, 2008 Permalink Email This Add to:
Astrological MusingsSunday October 26, 2008
Power to the (Working) People!!
Ray Merriman has a new article up about Saturn in Virgo and the Saturn/Uranus opposition. Ray writes:Saturn in Virgo ... relates to the growing frustration of those who do the work - the working class, the middle class. They look......posted by Lynn Hayes @Sunday October 26, 2008 Permalink Email This Add to:
Deepak Chopra & IntentFriday October 24, 2008
Gay Marriage and the Democratic Hazard
"Moral hazard" is a phrase more of us know in this era of reckless trading on Wall Street, and now we can apply it to politics. Traders who use other people's money aren't exposed to the risk of losing their......posted by Deepak Chopra @Friday October 24, 2008 Permalink Email This Add to:
Crunchy ConFriday October 24, 2008
Obama vs. McCain dance fever!
Oh man, this is hilarious -- and very well done! http://view.break.com/592648 - Watch more free videos (H/T: Trey Garrison)......posted by Rod Dreher @Friday October 24, 2008 Permalink Email This Add to:
Casting StonesThursday October 23, 2008
The Party Platforms: Instructive Guides to Informed Voting - Part 2
Every year (beginning in 1988) the Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission has published a comparison of the two major party platforms to assist Southern Baptists and other people of faith as they seek guidance in the decision for......posted by Dr. Richard Land @Thursday October 23, 2008 Permalink Email This Add to:
Windows & DoorsThursday October 23, 2008
American Prayer, Featuring Barack Obama as God
I happen to love the new music video of American Prayer - the song is stirring, the imagery is powerful, the many stars it features, including Whoopi Goldberg, Forest Whitaker, Joss Stone, and Herbie Hancock, are warm and engaging. Even......posted by Brad Hirschfield @Thursday October 23, 2008 Permalink Email This Add to:
Crunchy ConThursday October 23, 2008
Palin talkes to press -- but where's Biden?
This is quite a turnabout: ABC's Jake Tapper reports that Sarah Palin is increasingly more available to local and national media ... but that Joe Biden has gone incommunicado? How come? Tapper suspects it's because ol' Joe tends to have......posted by Rod Dreher @Thursday October 23, 2008 Permalink Email This Add to:
Casting StonesWednesday October 22, 2008
The Party Platforms: Instructive Guides to Informed Voting
Ever since my election as president of the Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission in 1988, the commission has published a party platform comparison guide to assist Southern Baptists and other people of faith as they seek to decide......posted by Dr. Richard Land @Wednesday October 22, 2008 Permalink Email This Add to:
Crunchy ConWednesday October 22, 2008
Palin flames out; can Huck pick up torch?
Daniel Larison, citing poll results showing that Sarah Palin has become a pretty unpopular figure, safely predicts that if she has a political future, it's in Alaska. Which leaves who as the candidate for social conservatives in 2012?: It seems......posted by Rod Dreher @Wednesday October 22, 2008 Permalink Email This Add to:
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