Why Sexuality With Children is Immoral There have been many people lately who have been trying to legalize sex with children. They have been trying to make arguments for why it should be allowed, and even when they are proven wrong, they argue to do these things, anyway. Child molesters argue in front of government … Continue reading The Immorality of Sexuality With Children

There was a recent discussion of religion that I heard that reminded me much of a former religious conversation that did not end well. Years ago there was a religious discussion that caused a lot of problems for me at the university. There was a French girl in three French classes that I was taking … Continue reading Christians Condemning Other Christians

Some people have asked me why I voted for Trump, often in worried, whiny voices.  The last person was a bit drunk, so I did not really talk much about it.  I decided to put my reasons here, as it is easier to put those reasons in one place rather than trying to remember them … Continue reading The Reasons I Voted For Trump

The Planet This planet was once green in many areas. Water was abundant, the soil was good, the air was clean. There were many forests, many trees. Though there also existed deserts, even these often had oases, as well as animal and plant life that could survive in these arid places. Plains and grasslands rose … Continue reading The Killing of a Planet

I recently got into an argument with Derek Smart about the current virus panic.  It was not meant to be an argument, but just a question about a case and a mention of dishonesty in an article that he had posted.  At most, I thought that there might be a discussion.  Instead, he started with … Continue reading An Analysis of an Argument About the Virus

As this recently came up in the news again, I decided to put this small piece from the book "The Theater House" here: A commercial at least six months old came on. Two homosexual men sat in their house, one in a rocking chair looking upset. "What'th wrong?" the other whined. "Oh," the one in … Continue reading From “The Theater House”, on homosexual adoption

A recent disagreement between Paul Ramsey and Tiina Wiik created a good illustration of three of the main points in my book on ethics.  One is at the beginning, where I wrote about how different sides often portray each other using A and E statements, all or none, often leading to arguments over what was … Continue reading A Disagreement Illustrating Some of What I Wrote About Ethics

I recently finished the book “The Once and Future King” by T.H. White.  It turned out to be another pro-communist, globalist book. In this version of the King Arthur tale, Arthur learns peace by living with different animals as those animals, transformed by Merlin.  He decides that in order for humans to have peace, there … Continue reading World Peace: Sovereign Nations, or a Borderless Globe

When I was young, I would usually hear about communism being about control.  The Soviet Union was always the evil enemy, and I learned about the government control over the people.  People were trapped there, they had few or no choices in the work that they would do, there were food shortages, and there was … Continue reading The Immorality of Communism

This will be partly a mix of parts two and three, where I wrote about the reasons people are against it and the reasons that people do it, anyway, just to make it a little more clear, and shorter. It is my belief that there is a mix of both genetic and environmental reasons for … Continue reading Homosexuality – Nature or Nurture