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Where are the UN Human Rights organizations?Is the UN good for anything? OOPS, dumb question.
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My ultimate dream, hope, goal is to see this man as Director of Homeland Security or sitting in Eric Holder´s chair cleaning house and cleaning up DC
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I have become convinced the traitors in our House of Representatives and Senate are what is keeping them from impeaching the President.These traitors obviously have threatened other members to keep them silent or they will suffer some havoc.I just cannot believe there is ONE member of Congress who has the Ethics, Integrity and Courage to file Impeachment charges.Far as I´m concerned, members of the House are Anti-American traitors and COWARDS.Prove me wrong.
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Joe, keep your eye on the ball.The kids are the Feds problem.I´d ignore them and keep going after the criminals!
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I honestly don't know whether to laugh or cry right now... we had been having trouble apartment hunting, and then yesterday, the realtor came and said the buyers want an extension on the financing, so instead of today, they have until the 7th to get everything together, and THEN we have to be out by april 16th. 9 days later. wtf. we can't get an extension on our end because then all the paperwork will have to be redone and we'd have to pay a lawyer double. I was hoping it would be today because our mortgage normally goes out on the 1st of each month, so if they had everything ready today, I wouldn't have to pay the mortgage...but it's extended... so now I have to pay the mortgage AND the insurance, AND pay a security deposit and first months rent and sign a years lease for an apartment that we might not even need (if the house doesn't sell).
So,I told the kids to play in Gidjets room so I could try calling the mortgage company to see if I could extend my mortgage payment a week so I can afford everything else I have to pay on the first... big 'no' on that one. So I'm pissed that I have to scrounge up as much money as possible for tomorrow, so nothing bounces, and I go in and get the kids from gidjets room... there's sh*t EVERYWHERE. all over both kids, smeared all over the door, walls, IN the baby gate, IN the carpet. All from Gidjet. and what does she do? says "Mom, clean up the poop!" I just spent a good 45 minutes cleaning sh*t off everything and everyone. Also, I have to find a sitter for friday because I am booked up at work and Carl just informed me that he has to work a double on friday, my boobs still hurt. and I have my first period back. I've been comfort eating these past 3 days because I'm so stressed out. And seriously ripping my hair out. aughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. :( I need a vacation.
So, I was avoiding my weigh-in for two weeks... I got on my wii fit balance board after breakfast today and I have lost 4 lbs!!! I am down to 119.3!!! I had been stuck in the 120's for the longest time it seemed. My ultimate goal is to be around 110 for this summer, but for right now... I want to be 115 by my birthday (april 22nd), that is only 4 lbs in a month, so I am pretty sure, if I keep up the way I am, I CAN DO IT!
I have been eating pretty good lately, and keeping track of what I am eating on (almost) a daily basis. I started taking a one a day multi-vitamin, which has relieved my chronic canker sores (from 5-6 per month, down to 1-2 per month, YAY!) which I found out was a vitamin B-12 and amino acid deficiency.
This once a week Kick-boxing class has been kicking my butt, and I LOVE IT! I like having someone say "just one more rep! You can do it!" I don't have enough willpower yet to say that to my self and believe it. I am the one who gives up mid workout-video because it's too hard.
I am determined to get to 110lbs and once I get there I will have to reward myself with something... with what yet? I don't know, but I have a month or so to think about it.
I have been having a really crappy week, and even had a panic attack at work yesterday (go me!) so this morning I figured I'm going to do something, and if I can't control anything else in my life I may as well hop on the treadmill and get started with losing my last 10 lbs. So I jogged for half an hour while the kids played nicely in Gidjets room, and I logged back on here to restart everything and I took my measurements... the last time I logged on was in October, since I last posted those measurements, I am down 4 lbs and down an inch and a half in my waist, hips, and half an inch in my thighs! it totally just made my day :) I wasn't even trying, I had kind of gave up after posting those.
my goal for now is just 5 lbs in a month, I find that I get ahead of myself and want to lose it all at once (but really who doesn't want to lose it all at once) and then get frustrated when I go up a pound or so, and quit alltogether.
The other day, I had a pretty successful day. I took the kids for a walk in the stroller, started my garden in the yard, noticed I lost 2 lbs , went to work and did the first tattoo I had done in MONTHS since being pregnant and did a lovely corset piercing on my good friend.
A woman came into my work and wanted a piercing, she looked at me and said "OH! you're expecting!" At that very moment my whole successful day got sucked down the drain. I felt like crap. .. No, I said.. I'm not expecting, I just had a baby 8 weeks ago. She just laughed. No apology or anything. I went home and cried.
The next morning my cousin commented on one of my pictures on facebook that I really look like another cousin of ours 'especially in the face and arms' . The cousin she said I look like just happens to be really overweight. Thanks for that. ' especially in the face and arms' REALLY.
Those comments made me feel really bad at the time, but I decided to use them as motivation. I could have eaten a box of Oreos and wallowed in my sorrow... which I did contemplate doing... but I decided against it, and already feel better about myself for doing that.
My size 5 jeans are loose on me now and I am very happy about that. they were tight a few weeks ago. I still can't get my old jeans up over my butt... but I am doing good and am right on track to get to where I want to be, so I won't worry about that now.
I still have to push myself to stop having unhealthy snacks, which sucks because I do love pop, chips and chocolate, I just have to remember IN MODERATION. I CAN DO IT!!
I am currently 140 (down from 160 when I had my son) My goal is to be 110 by the end of August. I keep telling myself I can do it!!!

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As the House budget moved from introduction to passage last week, one county concern was partially addressed. Funding for family courts, which we reported as being eliminated during your public policy workshop, was partially restored in the adopted House budget. We are continuing to work with our delegation to fully restore this program's funding in the final state budget. Also, the Senate introduced an adjournment resolution last week that sets June 27, 2014 as the final day of session this year. While this date can be changed, it provides insight into the legislature's goal for leaving Raleigh this year.
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Christmas vacation often goes by too quickly, but on the other hand, it can feel like forever if children are bored the whole time they are out of school. It pays to have a plan so you can keep your child entertained during Christmas vacation. If your child has plenty to keep him or her busy while at home, everyone will be happier, and parents will be able to get more things accomplished.
Crafts are a good source of entertainment during Christmas vacation, or any time. Stick to easy options that won't lead to frustration. Simple crafts can be made from kits, common items found in any craft store or online, or from things you already have around the house. From colorful paper chains and gifts for pets to snowmen made from Styrofoam balls, your children will have fun creating holiday decorations and small gifts throughout their Christmas vacation.
While your children have likely already played existing board games many times, they are still a good option for keeping busy. Kids can get creative, or ask for a little help from Mom and Dad in this area, and make up new games to play with existing game boards and game pieces. You might also want to pick up a new game or two to keep things interesting during Christmas vacation, but try to choose something that the whole family will enjoy. This way, it can be played when guests come to visit too or on family nights any time of year. Pick up some new movies or traditional holiday books for children too.
Setting up play dates during Christmas vacation is also a great idea. Your child can go visit friends or enjoy an outing while you shop, wrap gifts, or attend to the many other items on your list. You can then host a play date to return the favor, so their friends' parents can have some free time. It's also good to make plans for some family activities during Christmas vacation, such as taking a drive to look at Christmas lights or other holiday displays.
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RIO GRANDE CITY - Mayor Ruben Villarreal welcomed the governor's decision to deploy the National Guard to the border.
The Rio Grande City mayor said the recent surge in illegal immigration is draining law enforcement resources in his city.
Villarreal said police often are tied up waiting for overwhelmed Border Patrol agents to pick people who have crossed illegally into the United States.
The immigration surge is keeping officers away from their regular patrols, the mayor said.
Villarreal said the National Guard was a great help to local law enforcement four years ago.
"When you have an influence, like the National Guard, they become a helping hand," Villarreal said.
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Scouring the information super airways can sometimes be a tough,
if educational, task for the Aero-News staff... but it also allows
us to check out some truly neat and exciting sites, so it's not
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hundreds) of different sources for story ideas, and facts
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is done on the Internet.
Recently, the ANN gang decided we probably shouldn't keep some
of the neat sites, info resources, and organizations we've
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These are the sites that WE check out -- when we need added
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There are A LOT of truly valuable resources out there... from
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defense system. There's also a link to the Grand Club for the
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Food, Fun, Flirt. Located on the corner of 14th and Peachtree, in Colony Square Mall, midtown Atlanta; Shouts menu consist of sushi, pizza, sandwiches, steaks, fresh fish and more!. Our rooftop lounge is the hottest place in the Atlanta scene to enjoy martini's and gatherings under the stars.
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Shout - Food, Fun, Flirt. Located on the corner of 14th and Peachtree, in Colony Square Mall, midtown Atlanta; Shouts menu is influenced by the Mediterranean, South America and the Far East. Our rooftop lounge is the hottest place in the Atlanta scene to enjoy martini's and gatherings under the stars.Continued
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- Really Good FoodCJoyDined on 11/14/2014Food was good. Greens had a uniquely appealing flavor. Never had fried lobster before! Really good!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great spot for pre-concert diningLorettoDined on 11/13/2014SHOUT's menu has something for everyone-- vegan, gluten-free, sushi, plus all the usual options. Food was well prepared and service was prompt and courteous. We told our waiter what time we needed to be in Symphony Hall, and he made it happen. The spinach salad , the crab cakes and the airline chicken were all raves.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/8/2014My wife and I have been to shout several times and one of the main reasons we continue to return, aside from the food and drinks, is the service. Shout will always be in our top dining choices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Shout it out!!!!foodieDined on 11/7/2014Upon entering, the atmosphere was awesome. The hostess was friendly and accommodating, greeting us warmly and with a smile! We were seated at a long table with plenty of elbow room. The ambiance is inviting and fun. Semi-round booths line the back wall for intimacy or close groups. The decor is fresh and loud, like you would expect from a place called SHOUT! Our server was attentive and informative. He knew the menu and was able to answer our questions. The sushi was excellent and FRESH! A few of us had other menu items and they were equally delicious. Just the right amount of flavor and portions were perfect! We hit the rooftop bar afterwards and relaxed in the alcoves and danced a bit! An all around fun "all-in-one" kind of spot!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MickiMickiDined on 11/7/2014The wait staff was wonderful and very attentive , but the food was disappointing. I don't like real spicy food, but this was bland and tasteless. My companion had a similar experience, so it wasn't just me.
- Highly recommendTheaterbuffDined on 11/5/2014Shout is the perfect spot before attending the Alliance. Good menu, good wine, friendly staff and convenient to the theater. Really liked that a portion of proceeds from selected wines went to a local food bank.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Repeat Visitor when in AtlantaJaredSDined on 11/1/2014My wife and I always visit shout when we pass through ATL. Nice diverse menu with sushi also available. It also has a nightclub/lounge on the rooftop for a more energetic scene.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasantly SurprisedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014I must say that I didnt expect the type of service I received. A few of my guests arrived late & the excellent customer service was not interrupted at all. Special shout outs to Erin, Alex & Robia for their extremely professionalism and courteous attitude. My birthday is coming and I plan to return to celebrate. Thanks so much.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Needs improvementOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014We have been to this restaurant on several occasions and food ordered is always VERY GOOD. The service needs improvement, while all servers are friendly, it continually seems to lack a good review. On one occasion the server was Mia it took longer than needed to receive our order...the last visit there was a problem with extra drinks charged when trying to rectify food was inadvertently put on the wrong ticket. Will take a break and try one of the many others restaurants.Special Features:
- I absolUTELY LOVE THIS PLACE!!!SatisfiedDined on 10/25/2014This was my very first time dining here and I was blown away at how elegant and upscale the atomosphere and scenery was. It was amazing. My only complaint, however, is that I had an 8 o'clock reservation that I was about an hour late for, so instead of the hostess informing me that I could be seated as soon as possible she "placed" me on the wait list and the wait would be about 30mins. I was okay with that because that gave me a chance to walk around upstairs and have a drink. Well when 30mins had passed, I noticed that I had not received a text letting me know that a table was available so I went to check on the table and to my surprise my name was not placed on a wait list at all. This new girl was nice and she seated us immediately.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Comfortable diningJBattlesDined on 10/25/2014It was a nice experience. Loved the feel of the restaurant and it was easy for us to talk and visit. Food was great and service was fast.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/17/2014I was excited to have dinner and drinks at Shout, especially since I heard it had a great roof-top patio. It looked very run-down and I was shocked with how it looked. We wanted to have dinner and drinks there and decided to have just have one drink and to get an appetizer. We ordered the calamari and it was pretty terrible. The sauce was almost all mayonnaise. I would rate it a 2/10. The service was great though and our waitress was lovely. Unfortunately, I would never go back there or recommend it to anyone.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/11/2014Service was good. Food was not good. We had to put salt in our food for some type if taste. However our waiter was great and when we spoke to the manage he was great. They could have been having an off night but I felt the prices were too high for the food to not have flavorSpecial Features:
- Shout...a third tryARose03Dined on 10/9/2014I used to be an avid fan of Shout. Always recommending the restaurant to friends and visitors but over the last three years the quality in terms of the restaurant has taken a turn for the worst. Both my sister and I celebrated our birthdays at Shout with equally disappointing experiences. From the quality of food, to being treated like ourselves and guest worthless by management. I gave Shout one more chance recently when my dad came into town since it was near his hotel. While the noise level wasn't as loud as it normally is on a Friday or Saturday the ambiance and music was still nice, our waitress was very attentive and nice. However the food left little to be desired, the lamb was bland and so was the pork loin dish I ordered.Special Features:
- Dead during the week.liamarielifeDined on 10/8/2014While Shout may be a destination on the weekend, it was lackluster mid-week. The restaurant was a ghost town downstairs with a few parties dining upstairs on the patio. In spite of a nearly empty restaurant the service still managed to be slow and our waitress kept making comments under her breath. If it's a work night I would definitely encourage you to skip it!
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/8/2014Food was great - bartender came over and waited on us after we came inside. We sat outside for 15 minutes with no service and no prospects for service so we came inside. Service inside was great. Looked as though they were short staffed outside. Waited on people out of order and we could tell the ones who had been waited on were not happy so we went inside.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not Very SatisfiedDrena07Dined on 10/7/2014On Oct 7th I made a table of 10 dinner reservation for my birthday. I do understand half of my party showed up very late, almost at closing time. My last guest walked in sadly at 10pm. In her case I already let her know she couldn't order any food because they were closed. Once I returned in from giving parking directions my entire table complained to me that they could see the angry expressions on the cooks (plural) faces. They were looking at us and speaking to each other under their breaths. Guessing that was why the food was not up to parr. They were upset because they wanted to go. I asked my guest why they didn't tell me because I would have left but they said they didn't want to spoil my bday also, by that time the food was ordered.
- DifferentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/4/2014My first time visiting Atlanta and I googled places with rooftop settings, and I must say that I'm glad I chose Shout to dine at. It was everything I hoped it would be and more. I had a fantastic time and if I'm ever in Atlanta on vacation again, I will definitely stop by.Special Features:
- nice place for my birthday dinnermzBA2UDined on 9/29/2014The scenery was lovely. I had to push back my reservations because my guests were late. They wait it was no trouble at all. My waiter was Wayne and he was very nice and helpful. The food was very good, however I was still hungry when I left.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Needs better management.Longrunner1234Dined on 9/26/2014With great leaders your team will be great. The front door person should be smiling and happy. Not an attitude. Service was extremely slow. Table has no silver ware, salt or pepper.
- Nice Place but LOUDOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/26/2014Blackened Mahi was the best I've had in a while. Chicken Fried Chicken was so-so, not what I was expecting. Server was really goodSpecial Features:
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September 17, 2010--The number of Americans living in poverty has climbed, and The United Methodist Church is looking for ways to help.
A report released Sept. 16 by the US Census Bureau shows that 14.3 percent of the population in 2009 lived in poverty, up from 13.2 percent the previous year.
"The new Census Bureau figures are distressing in a country as creative and prosperous as the United States," said Thomas Kemper, chief executive of the United Methodist Board of Global Ministries. "However, we are not surprised because our work puts us in touch with many of those who are the faces behind the statistics."
According to the Census, 43.6 million people lived below the federal poverty level in 2009, up from 39.8 million in 2008--the third consecutive annual increase. The report set the threshold of poverty at an annual income of $21,954 for a family of four last year. The poverty rate was down for people over 65 years of age, but children were hard hit.
The number of people in poverty is the largest in the 51 years poverty estimates have been available, the report said. Families of all kinds have lost in this economic picture.
The statistics confirm what anyone who works with the poor already knows, said the Rev. John Hill, director for economic and environmental justice at the United Methodist Board of Church and Society.
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United Methodist church leaders closely watch the poverty statistics because the denomination has a global emphasis on ministry with the poor. The Board of Global Ministries has a leadership role in the church's engaging in ministry with the poor.
Mary Ellen Kris, a consultant to Global Ministries on work with the poor said the latest figures reflect negatively on the United States, as the world approaches the tenth anniversary of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals. One of those goals is to reduce poverty and hunger significantly by 2015.
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The United Nations has eight Millennium Goals, which also include universal primary education, reduction of child mortality rates, and combating HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases. Kris said a review is in progress of how far the world has come in meeting those goals.
In the US, poverty doesn't just affect people's standard of living. It also can have consequences for their health. Stamping out killer diseases by improving health globally is another United Methodist priority.
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According to the Census report, the number of people in the US without health insurance rose from 46.3 million in 2008 to 50.7 million in 2009, largely because of people losing employer-provided health insurance.
At the same time, the percentage of the insured increased from 15.4 percent to 16.7 percent. However, that only tells part of the story.
The Census data indicated that last year, private health insurance covered 63.9 percent of the population, the lowest since 1987, when such data was first compiled. The share of people with government-sponsored insurance was 30.6 percent, the highest since 1987.
The eradication of poverty and the promotion of health are longstanding Methodist commitments, dating from the ministry of founder John Wesley in 18 th-century England.
"Since the Industrial Revolution, the church has worked to overcome poverty and injustice in all its forms," Kris said. "Our Social Principles challenge us to engage in ministries of love, justice, and healing."
The United Methodist Social Principles state: "In spite of general affluence in the industrialized nations, the majority of persons in the world live in poverty. In order to provide basic needs such as food, clothing, shelter, education, health care, and other necessities, ways must be found to share more equitably the resources of the world."
Hill said that the church "will continue to advocate for policies that put the needs of those living in poverty at the top of our economic agenda."
* Elliott Wright is a communications consultant to the United Methodist Board of Global Ministries.
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River Barrow
|River Barrow (An Bhearú)
River Barrow at Muine Bheag, County Carlow
|Laois, Kildare, Kilkenny, Carlow, Wexford, Waterford
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|- left
|River Nore, River Suir
|Slieve Bloom Mountains
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|Glenbarrow, Laois
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|Celtic Sea
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|192 km (119 mi)
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The Barrow (Irish: An Bhearú) is a river in Ireland. It is one of The Three Sisters; the other two being the River Suir and the River Nore. The Barrow is the longest of the three rivers. At 192 km (120 mi), it is the second-longest river in Ireland, behind the River Shannon. The catchment area of the River Barrow is 3,067 km2.[1] The long term average flow rate of the River Barrow is 37.4 Cubic Metres per second (m3/s)[2]
The source of the River Barrow is at Glenbarrow in the Slieve Bloom Mountains in County Laois.
Among the towns that the River Barrow passes through on its way to the sea in Waterford are Portarlington, Monasterevin, Athy, Carlow/Graiguecullen, Graiguenamanagh, and New Ross.
The river also forms a natural border between parts of counties Kilkenny and Carlow and Kilkenny and Wexford.
There was a proverb quoted by Sir John Davies that "whoso lives by west of the Barrow, lives west of the law."[3]
The River Barrow forms a major part of Ireland's inland waterways network, providing an inland link between the port of Waterford and the Grand Canal, which in turn connects Dublin to the River Shannon. There are three sections to the navigation:
- The tidal River Barrow, which together with the tidal reaches of its tributaries the River Suir and River Nore constitute 88km (55 miles) of tidal river navigation.
- The non-tidal river navigation featuring 23 locks, continuing 66km (41 miles) inland from the tidal limit of the Barrow at St Mullin's to Athy.
- The Barrow Line of the Grand Canal connects to the river at Athy and continues northwards a further 45km (28 miles) with 9 locks, connecting to the mainline of the Grand Canal at Lowtown.
- ^ South Eastern River Basin District Management System. Page 38 [1]
- ^ South Eastern River Basin District Management System. Page 38 [2]
- ^ Falkiner, Caesar Litton (1904). Illustrations of Irish history and topography, mainly of the seventeenth century. London: Longmans, Green, & Co. p. 117. ISBN 1-144-76601-X.
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Johann Hari, a columnist for GQ and the Independent thinks British Christianity is fading away:
And now congregation, put your hands together and give thanks, for I come bearing Good News. My country, Britain, is now the most irreligious country on earth. This island has shed superstition faster and more completely than anywhere else. Some 63 percent of us are non-believers, according to a 2006 Guardian/ICM poll, while 82 percent say religion is a cause of harmful division. Now, let us stand and sing our new national hymn: Jerusalem was dismantled here/ in England's green and pleasant land.
How did it happen? For centuries, religion was insulated from criticism in Britain. First its opponents were burned, then jailed, then shunned. But once there was a free marketplace of ideas, once people could finally hear both the religious arguments and the rationalist criticisms of them, the religious lost the British people. Their case was too weak, their opposition to divorce and abortion and gay people too cruel, their evidence for their claims non-existent. Once they had to rely on persuasion rather than intimidation, the story of British Christianity came to an end.
Now that only six percent of British people regularly attend a religious service, it's only natural that we should dismantle the massive amounts of tax money and state power that are automatically given to the religious to wield over the rest of us. It's a necessary process of building a secular state, where all citizens are free to make up their own minds. Yet the opposition to this sensible shift -- the separation of church and state Americans have known for centuries -- is becoming increasingly unhinged. The Church of England, bewildered by the British people choosing to leave their pews, has only one explanation: Christians are being "persecuted" and "bullied" by a movement motivated by "Christophobia." George Carey, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, says Christians are now "second class citizens" and it is only "a small step" to "a religious bar on any employment by Christians".
My mind jumps to the near death of the established church in Virginia shortly after competition in the religious marketplace opened up after the conclusion of the Revolutionary War. The Diocese of Virginia realized at the time that in order to have any chance of survival it had to get the state to end state support of the church.
And British like Anglicanism is also dying a slow tortured death in Canada.
"British like Anglicanism": could you unpack that, Rod G? [e.g., is there a "unlike British" Anglicanism that is doing OK? And "British like", how? Ethnically? Ethically? (esp. sexual ethics, which is to say, hypocrisy)]
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Oh, re Hari's piece: way too much fundamentalist-atheist triumphalism . . . but w/ a lot of truths therein, nevertheless. Once again, he made me glad I'm TEC, not CofE! (despite my inherited Anglophilia)
Christ has a way of coming back when you least expect him.
As one from the C of E (who is ashamed of Canterbury's recent actions in relation to the Episcopal Church) it strikes me that "whining" is a pretty good description of Johann Hari's article.
Maybe he just needs to sit down and listen to some British Christians, atheists and agnostics - to say nothing of people of other faiths. I know Christians and non-Christians from a wide variety of approaches and affiliations, and the article just doesn't reflect the reality of what most people in these parts think. Sure, there is a tiny and vocal minority of Christians and non-Christians who espouse the views Hari quotes. But - to take one example - the great majority I've ever spoken with on the topic reject the use of "phobia" language, as it prioritises hurt feelings over focussing on the hurtful actions we all of us - Christian and non-Christian - commit. Reality is - as usual - more complex than ranting.
The "massive amounts of tax money" Hari is upset about probably means the "Gift Aid" arrangements whereby any charity - religious, atheist or no particular view - can claim a percentage of donations back from the tax authority. Seems an odd thing to object to, but everyone here has freedom of speech!
Similarly, Hari's grasp of history is more than a little shaky. He just doesn't seem to realise that much of the pressure to establish religious freedom for any and all religious and non-religious people came from Christians - and for solid Christians reasons at that. John Coffey's brilliant book from 2000, "Persecution and Toleration in Protestant England 1558-1689", has the arguments.
One could go on, but it's sad that Hari demonstrates the attitude parodied in the 1980s British hit song "Star Trekkin'": "We come in peace; shoot to kill, shoot to kill."
It's a pity that Hari didn't take the time to listen to the majority of believers and non-believers in this society (who in my experience have a lot to say about how things could and should change), instead of repeating the well-publicised views of tiny but very vocal minorities.
However, as Josh Thomas put, it: "Christ has a way of coming back when you least expect him." And that "coming back" surely includes how we behave towards and write about each other. Maybe there's hope for Hari (and the rest of us) yet...
Re the query from "tgflux",whoever you are, There isn't a whole lot to unpack. Demographic surveys commissioned by the Church here show that Canadian Anglicanism is in steep decline. The structure of the Anglican Church of Canada remains to a significant degree in a state of colonial lag. The quasi-feudal hierarchical model of governance we have in the Canadian Church appears incapable of helping some "green shoots" to thrive and flourish. The one hopeful long shot is that pragmatism will propel the development of some sort organic ecumenical accord with the United church of Canada. As for hypocrisy, I don't know if you mean that as a question or an accusation, but in my opinion The Canadian Church, as a result of its most recent General Synod, leaves itself open to such an accusation.
OK, I see from reading another of your posts that "tgflux" IS JC Fisher. I misread, thought you were quoting JC Fisher. Thanks! -Rod


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That was what I was saying last night. I think Jeff will use the Coup power if Jesse and Natalie are not on the block for eviction Thursday night. Fingers crossed that it will work and Jesse will be walking out the door right behind his buddy, Ronnie. I think once Jesse is gone, Natalie will be next because there is no need for Scrappy aka Natalie without Scooby aka Jessie. Zoinks! Once Jesse and Natalie are evicted, I think the game will get very interesting……besides I don't see all the hype about Jesse. Russell and Jeff are cuter than Jesse. And for my final comment, Jesse has played the game last season so he is more of a threat than anyone because he knows how the game is run and his ass should had been evicted in Week 2. Does anyone realize that in that house? I guess not!
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