All Entries in the "Religion and Faith" Category
Planned obsolescence: Charlottesville Planned Parenthood hemorrhaging (blood) money?
Fortuitously, a conspicuous “for lease” sign recently has materialized in front of Charlottesville’s premier abortion mill—the euphemistically named, Planned Parenthood—indicating there may be trouble brewing in “abortionland.” The readily available “office space,” located inside the existing Planned Parenthood building at 2964 Hydraulic Road, is benignly described by listing agent, Downer & Associates, as follows: If [...]
Charlottesville’s twisted eco-socialism: Norris, Marx, abortion, property rights, and saving the trees
Charlottesville City Council is troubled over the destiny of local trees. Born of this concern is the Charlottesville Tree Commission, an advisory body charged with assisting councilors in: reviewing hazardous trees; informing the public of the city’s tree preservation efforts; engaging the youth; developing a street tree master list; and maintaining a tree inventory. A [...]
Merry Christmas from The Schilling Show
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Merry holiday! “Christmas” reluctantly returned to Charlottesville City lexicon
In the ultra-secular bastion known as Charlottesville, Virginia, the dreaded “C”-word (Christmas) is considered common profanity amongst the region’s academic elites, within the local Democrat establishment, and particularly by the elected progressive puppets who inhabit City Hall. In previous years, it has been avoided at every opportunity in all official city communications (except for referencing [...]
Guest editorial: America: A Christian nation?
America: A Christian Nation? by Hank Martin There appears increasingly these days, the question as to whether or not America is a Christian nation. While there was little doubt or debate about this until the early twentieth century, the question seems to be growing in both intensity and discussion. The question was brought to the [...]
Guest editorial: You have been blessed; now bless others
You have been blessed; now bless others by Sarah Walls Mathis (age 13 years) “Ain’t I a woman? Look at me. I have plowed, and planted, and gathered into barns, and no man could head me! And ain’t I a woman? I could work as much and eat as much as a man – when [...]
Guest editorial: Tom Perriello’s question of conscience
Tom Perriello’s question of conscience by Steve Lopez In 2008 Congressman Tom Perriello was interviewed by 1070 WINA talkshow host Rob Schilling in the run up to his Congressional race against incumbent Virgil Goode. In that interview Mr. Perriello made several statements that outlined his political philosophy. In particular Congressman Perriello focused on the question [...]
Tom Perriello: A pro-life fraud
Democrat Congressman Tom Perriello tells conservatives that he’s pro-life. Democrat Congressman Tom Perriello tells liberals that he’s pro-”choice.” Democrat Congressman Tom Perriello wants each of his constituents to believe that he is on their side of the abortion battle. A much as Two-faced Tom wishes it were so, he cannot maintain diametrically opposed positions on [...]
Perverted pastor: Charlottesville clergyman says abortion “guided” by the Holy Spirit
In a communication even more perturbing than that of the “Christian” Democrat who declared, “God is neither pro-choice, nor pro-life,” a Charlottesville Presbyterian pastor has made a shocking claim: Decisions to abort a child can be guided by the Holy Spirit. The clergyman’s statement was e-mailed in reaction to a local pro-lifer’s narrative of innocent [...]
Meet me in the stairwell: A September 11 memorial
As Americans—both collectively and individually—let us never forget the evil perpetrated against this nation on September 11, 2001. Meet Me In The Stairwell by Stacey Randall You say you will never forget where you were when you heard the news On September 11, 2001. Neither will I. I was on the 110th floor in a [...]




