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I KNEW IT! I knew that there was only one reason that Mike and Jerry were going to hold a press conference together after convocation!Press Release: Mike Huckabee Receives Personal Endorsement of Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr November 28, 2007 Lynchburg, VA – Former Arkansas Governor and Presidential Candidate Mike Huckabee announced the personal endorsement of Liberty University President Jerry Falwell, Jr. Falwell is the son of the late Jerry Falwell, founder of Liberty University and Falwell Ministries."I knew Jerry's dad for more than 30 years and have admired the long tradition of Liberty University and the legacy for creating 'Champions for Christ'," Huckabee said. "Dr. Falwell's vision of helping students to start with nothing to believe they can change the world is exactly what our campaign is all about."Jerry Falwell, Jr. graduated from Liberty University and later obtained his law degree from the University of Virginia School of Law. He has served a
Thousands Turn Out for Falwell FuneralBy SUE LINDSEYThe Associated PressTuesday, May 22, 2007; 2:35 PMLYNCHBURG, Va. -- Thousands of mourners attended the funeral Tuesday of the Rev. Jerry Falwell, the folksy evangelist who built the Moral Majority into a conservative Christian empire that influenced national politics.The funeral returns Falwell to his roots _ the Thomas Road Baptist Church, where he started as a young preacher in 1956 with just 35 parishioners in an old abandoned soda bottling plant.Today, his son Jonathan Falwell leads Thomas Road Baptist, and the sanctuary seats 6,000.More than an hour before the service, crowds were being directed to overflow seating in Liberty University's 10,000-seat basketball arena and its football stadium. About 300 police and other personnel were helping manage the crowd, Lynchburg Police Chief Charles W. Bennett Jr. said.More than 33,000 people had viewed Falwell's body over four days as it lay in repose."He was a champion of the fundamen
AnthemIt's not Bethlehem on an assI do. It's not the eyeupon the sparrowI know.The long history of man and godfrom castle keep to carpet bombis not my battle hymn.My eyes have not seen the glory.Saycan you seethe way the prophetjerks like a marionette.No strings attached.First published in My Will and Testament Is on the Desk (FootHills Publishing)
I haven’t written much in way of an update in a while and mainly it is due to anxiety and depression issues rearing their ugly heads yet again. The main effect is that I am not sleeping through the night, even if I take a sleep aid. I wake up repeatedly all night long and when my alarm goes off (all too early) I am quite simply emotionally physically and spiritually weary. Additionally I am feeling overwhelmed and overworked and pulled in a few too many directions and am moody and irritable as a result.
Mr. Grumpy (aka The PopPop aka My Dad) has been …. well …. particularly grumpy lately. GamerDude has been in a lot of pain due to coming complely off his daily pain med regimin and as of last night has developed some kind of stomach virus just for shits and giggles. MissAngst is particularly Angsty. PrincessNibbles is just fine though …. at least SOMEBODY is happy.
Other than that I have been catching up on TV viewing as I am on break from college
The Rev. Jerry Falwell’s death will elicit scores of eulogies on the good the televangelist did, even while acknowledging some hurtful actions, such as blaming gays and civil libertarians for 9/11. But there is another little-known chapter of Falwell’s career: his collaboration with a Korean cult leader bent on transforming the United States into a theocracy.
Like other prominent Republican
The nuns taught me never to speak ill of the dead, so originally I thought it best to remain silent on this one.But to be honest, and at the risk of offending those who invariably arise to decry those who take pleasure in the death of a fellow human being, I think it fair to say the world is a better place with Jerry Falwell no longer a part of it.He went out the same way he lived--fat and disgusting.Perhaps God finally got tired of having the guy speak for him.Some of Falwell's more thought provoking ideas:"AIDS is not just God's punishment for homosexuals; it is God's punishment for the society that tolerates homosexuals."And the 9-11 attach was the avenging hand of the Lord on America:"Feminists…gays, lesbians, the ACLU and People for American Way helped this happen."Actually, if circumstances had been a little different, Osama bin Laden and Falwell could have been good buds. They are actually soul mates.Let us pause and listen to this man of the Lord:Couldn't you just hear J
They say when one of the leaders of a certain movement dies, a piece of the movement dies with them. Many will agree that the civil rights movements lost some of its steam after greats like Malc...
who really cares about that rev. of intolerance who died when there's a new story about coultergeist's voter fraud case? i mean come on kids, get your priorities in order already!and what makes it all the better is that it now appears that the fbi agent who used his authority to try and clear the junk-toting-stick-figure of wrongdoing is actually female impersonator coutergeist's former boyfriend!yes, you read that right, former boyfriend...i'm guessing this fbi agent may have gotten his own little personal crying game experience from coultergeist.
Founder Of Moral Majority DiesNote: While being sympathetic "abstractly" to a few of Rev. Falwell's issues and causes, we could never support him as Christians because of his heretical views. Falwell and supporters failed to realize they were just as dangerous as those groups he opposed.Jerry Falwell was ordained a Baptist minister in 1956. He immediately started his own church, the Thomas Road Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Virginia, where he was pastor until his death. He began telecasting his weekly sermons in 1968. In 1971, he founded Lynchburg Baptist College, later called Liberty University.Born and raised in America's segregated South, Falwell preached that racial segregation was the Lord's will, but dropped such overt racism from his perspective when it became unpopular to say such things aloud. Still, from his pulpit Falwell supported South African apartheid, and opposed Nelson Mandela's release from prison.In 1979, Falwell was a founder of the Moral Majority, a political ac
Lynchburg, Virginia - Tras el repentino fallecimiento del Reverendo Jerry Falwell a la tierna edad de 73 años, Tinky Winky, el Teletubbie púrpura quien fuera "sacado del clóset" por Falwell hace algunos años, ha confesado haber sido el autor de la muerte del famoso hombre de Dios.El Teletubbie púrpura Tinky Winky, en todo su afeminado esplendor, luciendo regio con su carterita roja y pose fabuA pesar de que la historia oficial reza que Falwell fue hallado inerte en su despacho y que, luego de varios intentos infructuosos de resuscitación cardiopulmonar, éste pereció a causa de fallo cardiaco en el hospital general de Lynchburg, la realidad es que ésa no es más que una coartada concebida por sus manejadores para ocultar una realidad más embarazosa: que Tinky Winky lo mató a carterazo limpio.El Reverendo Jerry Falwell, rogando por su vida mientras Tinky Winky lo amenazaba con su cartera mortífera"Ese viejo me arruinó la vida", dijo Tinky Winky amargamente. "Yo vivía de lo
Jerry Falwell
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Jerry Falwell was the Baptist minister who founded the Thomas Road Bible Church in Lynchburg, Virginia (1956) and gained national prominence through television and radio on the Old Time Gospel Hour. In the late 1970s he became active in politics, founding and leading the Moral Majority, a lobbying group made up of conservative Christians. [...]
Kurt Vonnegut and Jerry Falwell, such two diverse minds leaving this mortal coil. Though misguided, I can appreciate what Jerry wanted to do. He wanted a pure and Godly world. Though it was shaped in his own image and not per se God's.
I was shocked and saddened to hear today about the passing of Jerry Falwell. My prayers go out on behalf of Rev. Falwell's family, his church congregation at Thomas Road, and the Liberty University community. I had the chance to meet Jerry several years ago, and he struck me as a warm and caring individual who loved God and loved helping young people. I know scores of pastors and people involved in music who are doing great works and who got their start at Liberty University. He opened up the doors for Third Day to play at Liberty more times than I can count, and for that I am grateful. Yes, he was very outspoken, and yes, I often found myself throwing my hands up in the air as a result, but I know that his ultimate motive was to tell people about Jesus, even if I might have disagreed with the politics or the technique or the tone. I'm sure there will be much debate in blog circles about Falwell, but as a Christian, I mourn the loss of a brother in Christ and a mighty man of Go
Today Jerry Falwell, founder of Moral Majority, died at age 73. I'm not going to publically cheer his death, but I will be frank about my feelings on this. In the 1980's Falwell was the face of the Christian Conservative movement. That mantle has since passed to people like James Dobson, but, in his time, Falwell did more to hurt America's civil liberties than anyone else. With his insistence on mixing fundamental Christianity with politics and his demonization of entire segments of society, Falwell's crusade seriously undermined the Constitution, tried to return our society to the Middle Ages, and helped spread "acceptable" forms of hate through his homophobia and dislike for non-Christians. I don't wish death on anyone. I know this life we have is the only one we've got, so everyone's time on Earth is precious. However, I will certainly not miss Falwell and America is better off without him. Good riddance.Black Sun Journal has more on what Falwell did to harm America.
I remember watching him in the early eighties and finding his anti-communism and pro-traditional values interesting. He avoided personal scandal and I'm sure he was sincere in his beliefs and a nice man. I won't say that I agree with everything he said, especially his reported exaggerations on homosexuals; his always unwise, mostly off-putting, and often dumb, apocalyptic prognostications; and the assigning of blame for disasters, specific diseases, and such on God's anger.
Anyways, he said some things that made sense and saw the cultural situation as one would see a war, connecting the dots between the anti-Christian beliefs, the left, and politics. Oh, and he was right about Tinky Winky.
“AIDS is not just God's punishment for homosexuals; it is God's punishment for the society that tolerates homosexuals”“If you're not a born-again Christian, you're a failure as a human being”“God continues to lift the curtain and allow the enemies of America to give us probably what we deserve”“[homosexuals are] brute beasts...part of a vile and satanic system [that] will be utterly annihilated, and there will be a celebration in heaven.”“I really believe that the pagans, and the abortionists, and the feminists, and the gays and the lesbians who are actively trying to make that an alternative lifestyle, the ACLU, People For the American Way, all of them who have tried to secularize America. I point the finger in their face and say 'you helped this happen.'”Rest in peace Jerry Falwell. May you not be judged as harshly in heaven as you judged your fellow man here on earth.
The world is definitely better off without an obese, self-loving, fanatic right-wing asshole. Go to hell, fat bastard !!!Good riddance. Enough said !!!And before you flare up and call me names, here are some of the knowledgeable thoughts this asshole has given the world: (thanks to my friend Jason Buckley for this list)" If you're not a born-again Christian, you're a failure as a human being." "I hope I live to see the day when, as in the early days of our country, we won't have any public schools. The churches will have taken them over again and Christians will be running them. What a happy day that will be!" "The idea that religion and politics don't mix was invented by the Devil to keep Christians from running their own country." "AIDS is not just God's punishment for homosexuals; it is God's punishment for the society that tolerates homosexuals."I dont really see the difference between Osama bin Laden and a person like Jerry Falwell.By the way, here's a list of some peopl
I read that Jerry Falwell died today. It's wierd, because this is a man's life we're talking about, but it leaves me with mixed feelings. On one hand, I am indifferent because it's safe to assume that spiteful, over-the-top, overzeaolus religious fanatic never gave a damn about my black ass. On the other hand, he is a Christian, and he did do a lot to help countless people turn their lives over
By Mimi Rothschild
So says CNN. One of the most recognizeable, controversial, and influential evangelical Christians of our time, Jerry Falwell played a large role in the mobilization of modern Christianity towards political efforts. In other words, he made religion a political platform.
We at The Southern Baptist Academy would like to extend our heartfelt sympathy to the Falwell family as well as to the larger family of Christians in Lynchburg, VA. He was surely a well-loved and highly admired man.
He was not admired by all, largely due to his steadfast devotion to traditional family values and outspoken criticism of the moral relativism of the Left. Rev. Falwell has surely made his mark on modern American Christianity. As such, it has been said that he was a lightening rod for his beliefs. May we all express the same moral steadfastness that this great church leader showed throughout life.
Television Evangelist Falwell Dies at 73By SUE LINDSEYThe Associated PressTuesday, May 15, 2007; 2:21 PM LYNCHBURG, Va. -- The Rev. Jerry Falwell, the television evangelist who founded the Moral Majority and used it to mold the religious right into a political force, died Tuesday shortly after being found unconscious in his office at Liberty University. He was 73.Ron Godwin, the university's executive vice president, said Falwell, 73, was found unresponsive late Tuesday morning and taken to Lynchburg General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead about an hour later. moreNo matter what your opinion of Falwell is you have to admit he changed the political landscape of America.
The Rev. Jerry Falwell, the television evangelist who founded the Moral Majority and used it to mold the religious right into a political force, died Tuesday shortly after being found unconscious in his office at Liberty University, a school executive said. He was 73.While it is not the place of humanity to speculate about God's judgment, I can think of few people who more dramatically and publically hampered the mission of church in the United States than Jerry Falwell. So, while I would weep with his friends and family for their loss, I also rejoice that he will sin no more.[America's Young Theologian][Theology][Politics][Falwell]
Breaking news on the internet is that Jerry Falwell has passed away, aged 73. Falwell stood for everything that I despise about religious dogma and bigotry, but there will be plenty of other occasions to talk about that. Human life is the most treasured possession we have, and I cannot revel in this news. My heart goes out to his friends and family.
The Rev. Jerry Falwell, the face of the religious right since the 1980's has died.While I vehemently disagreed with his politics, and did not have a very positive opinion of him, a man, who for better or worse, was an inspiration to millions had died.He deserves to be mourned.
LYNCHBURG, Va. — The Rev. Jerry Falwell, who founded the Moral Majority and built the religious right into a political force, died Tuesday shortly after being found unconscious in his office at Liberty University, a school executive said. He was 73.
Falwell was hospitalized in "gravely serious" condition after being found unconscious Tuesday in his office at Liberty University, a school
Rev. Jerry Falwell In 'Gravely Serious' ConditionExcept:"The Rev. Jerry Falwell was hospitalized in "gravely serious" condition after being found unconscious in his office Tuesday, a Liberty University executive said."http://www.wmtw.com/news/13323326/detail.html?treets=port&tml=port_natlbreak&ts=T&tmi=port_natlbreak_1_12030305152007
I read that Jerry Falwell died today. It's wierd, because this is a man's life we're talking about, but it leaves me with mixed feelings. On one hand, I am indifferent because it's safe to assume that spiteful, over-the-top, overzeaolus religious fanatic never gave a damn about my black ass. On the other hand, he is a Christian, and he did do a lot to help countless people turn their lives over
I was bored tonight, and came across this test that supposedly would tell me what kind of Christian I am. And as it turns out, I am a Jerry Falwell.
Jerry Falwell Christian
(a.k.a. “Historicist” or “Literalist”)
You view the Bible as historically accurate and divinely inspired. You go to church every Sunday, with the Good Book in a Bible cover, and Wednesday night for Bible study. You’ve read at least one of the books in the apocalyptic “Left Behind” series, prefer your iced tea very sweet, and suspect Bill Clinton has murdered somebody somewhere in Arkansas. You watch “Touched by an Angel,” even though you think it’s not Christian enough. You may watch Mother Angelica’s Eternal Word Television Network, and you adore Dr. Laura, Chuck Colson, James Dobson, and Rush Limbaugh. If you’re Catholic, you go to Latin Mass and weekly confession, though you don’t have much to confess. You think homosexuals are sinful
