Always into Something
Jun. 6th, 2007 09:27 amYesterday's storms were much more intense than Monday's round. A lot of rain, hail in some parts of the city, and a very brief tornado warning in Franklin County. It was really something to watch. By the time I left work, it was all over, and I had pretty blue skies for the drive home.
With every new piece of information about the Holsinger nomination for USSG, I'm growing happier that I never joined the startup church a few years ago. The "recovery from homosexuality" ministry formed sometime after I quit attending services; I guess if I'd still been around when this came together, I'd have bailed instantly.
Seems like the Jesusland plague is spreading outside the US, too. Alberta's got some kind of "Creation science" museum coming along, I think in partnership to the one that opened up near Cincinnati. And just a little while ago, over on![[profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
cybogoblin's journal, I read about New Zealand's far-right Christian conservative movement making a big ol' ruckus. Craziness.
Doesn't keep me from accepting paychecks from kilochurches, though. Hypocritical? Maybe. I own up to it, though.
With every new piece of information about the Holsinger nomination for USSG, I'm growing happier that I never joined the startup church a few years ago. The "recovery from homosexuality" ministry formed sometime after I quit attending services; I guess if I'd still been around when this came together, I'd have bailed instantly.
Seems like the Jesusland plague is spreading outside the US, too. Alberta's got some kind of "Creation science" museum coming along, I think in partnership to the one that opened up near Cincinnati. And just a little while ago, over on
cybogoblin's journal, I read about New Zealand's far-right Christian conservative movement making a big ol' ruckus. Craziness.Doesn't keep me from accepting paychecks from kilochurches, though. Hypocritical? Maybe. I own up to it, though.