Tag Archives: Christianity

“Sharing” Faith

Posted on May 1, 2013 by J.T. O'Connell

I have not posted in a while, but it’s because the sequel to Sunlost is alllmoooost readddyyyyy…. I swear! Anyway, I wanted to comment on this, er… actually, I wanted to adapt a comment I made about it on Facebook. … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, Commentary, Humor, Life | Tagged atheism, CAIR, Christian, Christianity, Dwight Eisenhower, enlisted, faith, Fallout 3, Ford Hood, freedom of speech, gay rights, Hindu, homosexuality, Ike, islam, islamist, liberty, military, muslim, Nidal Hasan, officers, Pentagon, radical atheism, religion, technology, Western Civilization | Leave a comment

Infinite Next

Posted on August 29, 2012 by J.T. O'Connell

Mirror mirror on the wall What do you give someone who has it all More, just to be sure I got what I wanted, so naturally I want more What I paid for, entertain me now All I want is … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, Commentary, Life, Lyrics, Reviews | Tagged America, anthropic principle, Bible, Blaise Pascal, Buddhism, Caedmon's Call, carpe diem, Christianity, desire, evolution, existentialism, faith, Fire, God, human condition, human experience, humanism, Lift, love, lyrics, man, materialism, More, philosophy, Poets of the Fall, Ravi Zacharias, risk, romance, satisfaction, secularism, selfish gene, soul, Where I Began | Leave a comment

The Eternal Stain

Posted on August 15, 2012 by J.T. O'Connell

These are odd times we live in. During his 1964 speech known as A Time for Choosing, Ronald Reagan said, “history will record with the greatest astonishment that those who had the most to lose did the least to prevent … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, Commentary | Tagged A Conflict of Visions, abolition, American history, Christianity, civil war, Clarence Thomas, Colin Flaherty, conservatism, constitution, constitutionalism, freedom, Injustice, J Christian Adams, liberal, liberalism, Macbeth, morality, New Black Panthers, race, racism, Ronald Reagan, slavery, Thomas Sowell, time for choosing, Walter E. Williams, Western Civilization, White Girl Bleed A Lot | 3 Comments

Darkness Embraced Part 1

Posted on May 30, 2012 by J.T. O'Connell

Many periods in American history have been overshadowed with a dreadful gloom, times when no one could see any future except in some bleak and blighted misery. Probably, the war between the states (known as the Civil War) is the … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, Commentary, Life | Tagged abortion, Abraham Lincoln, assassination, atheism, brutality, cannibalism, Christianity, civil war, decapitation, FDR, God, Great Depression, Hobart Mauer, human value, human worth, humanism, humanity, libertarianism, macabre, multi-culturalism, murder, post-modernism, prolife, Sam Harris, Ted Bundy, theism, utilitarianism, vampires | 1 Comment

Ten Films of Freedom Part 3

Posted on December 12, 2011 by J.T. O'Connell

Click here for Part One and here for Part Two. A quick recap: Serenity – At the Mercy of the Meddlesome Equilibrium – For All It’s Worth John Adams – Freedom to do the Right, Difficult Things Aviator – An … Continue reading →