Wallace B. Henley

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  Aug 11, 2015

  Trump's Tower of Babel (Part 1): Roosevelt's Roost

  To whom shall we liken Donald Trump? Now that we have seen The Donald in a debate environment where the Great Singularity has had to match his immense gravitational exertion with the forces of other personalities, how do we perceive him?

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  Aug 3, 2015

  Planned Parenthood, a Spanish Town, and a Deadly Schizophrenia

  Treating animals as humans and humans as animals reveals the ethical schizophrenia of many in contemporary Western culture.

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  Jul 17, 2015

  Planned Parenthood, Adolf Eichmann and the Banality of Evil

  "The trouble with Eichmann was precisely that so many were like him," wrote Hannah Arendt. They "were neither perverted nor sadistic," just "terribly and terrifyingly normal."

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  Jul 14, 2015

  San Francisco and Liberalism's Fatal Flaw

  Katherine Steinle died while strolling on a lovely San Francisco pier, a victim of humanist-secular progressivism's fatal flaw, as much as from a bullet fired, allegedly, by a man who had been convicted seven times of felonies, and deported five times.

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  Jul 3, 2015

  Was June 26 a Day of Celebration or Infamy?

  The day the United States Supreme Court handed down its decision compelling all the states to redefine marriage was considered among the darkest days in our history for some, while others danced and celebrated.

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  Jun 29, 2015

  SCOTUS Has Put an 'Air Hammer' to America's Foundations

  There is a stunned silence in the immediate aftermath of the Supreme Court of the United States' assault on the Constitution inherent in its ruling on same-sex marriage — even though most knew it was coming. Nevertheless, let us now pause and consider the enormity of the decision.

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  Jun 22, 2015

  Pope Francis: Pastor or Policy Wonk?

  In his Encyclical, "Laudato Si mi' Signore'" ("Praise be to you, my Lord"), released June 18, Pope Francis reveals an inspiring, dynamic, compassionate heart, and then smothers it in the same old stagnant, wearying strategizing of the finite human mind.

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  Jun 8, 2015

  The Missionary Zeal of the New Progressive Imperialism

  In the West, however, there "is a diminishing sense of the respect for the sanctity of life. And all of this is to be imposed on Africa, at whatever cost: we think that it is immoral and that it is unjust."

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  Jun 7, 2015

  D-Day Lesson for the Church: Whatever the Cost, Take the Victory to Satan

  The Normandy Invasion is a picture in the frame of space and time, a parable of the coming and advance of God's Kingdom of goodness, peace, and Spirit-given joy in the world.

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  May 23, 2015

  Double-I Factor: The Pew Report and Underestimating the Kingdom of God

  The Kingdom of God is invisible and immeasurable until its impact is observable and measurable in the form of its "fruit." This is why the biblical Church has so often been underestimated.