Understanding the God that drives the religious right

Since the religious-right wishes to run this country, let us study what they profess to believe...

Understanding the difference between Jesus of the Bible and Jeezus of the religious right.

Teh religious-right has conquered our southern states

Tea Party = The Religious Right

Religious Right not so far from crazy

From Acerbic Politics

Religious Fervor

When you think about arguing politics with someone from the religious right, just remember this is the type of person you are trying to reason with. And if you watch this all the way to the end (it's short), I think the best part may be that everyone else ignores the guy - just as those on the religious right want to ignore anyone who needs health care.

Speaking or Republican Hypocrisy...

Members of the religious right continue to amaze me - their hypocrisy and capacity for evil knows no bounds. But think about it - a mind simple enough to believe that it has an imaginary, invisible friend in the sky (somewhere way beyond earth's atmosphere) which they can talk to and get responses from - is certainly open to other ill-advised thoughts.

From Acerbic Politics

This is from Fark...

Republican anti-gay activist Earl "Butch" Kimmerling was sentenced to 40 years in prison for molesting an 8-year old girl after he attempted to stop a gay couple from adopting her.

A man who gained notoriety for stopping a gay man from adopting a girl under his foster care was sentenced Wednesday to 40 years in prison for molesting her.

Earl Kimmerling, pleaded guilty in January to four counts of molesting his foster daughter, now 9. He and his wife, Saundra, fought in 1998 to keep the girl from being adopted by Craig Peterson, a homosexual who had adopted the girl's three brothers.

At sentencing, Kimmerling tearfully apologized and pleaded for leniency. But Judge Frederick Spencer called Kimmerling's crime a betrayal of trust and ordered him to serve 40 years.

"It's hypocrisy at its highest level. He holds himself out to be a person of God, as a representative of the Christian community, and at the same time engaging in outrageous behavior," said Madison County Prosecutor Rodney Cummings.

During the adoption fight, the Kimmerlings gained support from political figures including Anderson Mayor Mark Lawler and Republican state Reps. Jack Lutz of Anderson and Woody Burton of Greenwood, whose proposal to ban gay adoptions failed in the Legislature.

The Kimmerlings eventually succeeded in adopting the girl, but in May 1998 Kimmerling was charged with 10 counts of sexual molestation after Saundra Kimmerling notified police.

Women Officials Not Allowed (News) (Commentary)

The religious right drives me crazy with their eighteenth century view of the world. I guess it is their right to believe as they do, but it seems to me that then they ought to stay off by themselves and not insult the rest of us. The following is wrong in oh, so many ways.

From Sports Illustrated via the J-Walk Blog...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Kansas activities officials are investigating a religious school's refusal to let a female referee call a boys' high school basketball game.

The Kansas State High School Activities Association said referees reported that Michelle Campbell was preparing to officiate at St. Mary's Academy near Topeka on Feb. 2 when a school official insisted that Campbell could not call the game.

The reason given, according to the referees: Campbell, as a woman, could not be put in a position of authority over boys because of the academy's beliefs.

Fun with the Religious Right