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I consume a lot of music from a bunch of different genres but if there's one genre that you will almost never hear me listening to (outside of country) is music with a Christian label on it. Seriously, I only listen to one Christian artist, and that's Skillet, but other than that, I am not... Continue Reading →
None of you would've guessed this, but I've been gone camping for past week. Thanks to WordPress's schedule option, I was able to write my posts for last week a week in advance and let the computer do the rest of the work so none of you guys lost out on any blog posts. But... Continue Reading →
One of the most popular claims that I hear coming from the Left - particularly atheists, surprise, surprise - is that Western civilization was never founded on Christianity, doesn't need it, and that it's all a product of the workings of us humans, a.k.a. "very clever apes." If you disagree, then you're just another one... Continue Reading →
When I was a wee lass, one of my brother and I's favorite movies was Robin Hood: Men in Tights, directed by Mel Brooks and staring Cary Elwes and when I say that it was one of our favorites, I mean it. We would watch it constantly. It was pretty much a morning ritual for... Continue Reading →
Back to this series where I really need a better way of introducing arguments against Christianity posed by deconstructors. You read the title, so you know what we're talking about today and if you're familiar with my stance on some sects of Christianity such as the hyper-charismatics or NAR (New Apostolic Reformation), y'all know that... Continue Reading →
Technically, the two-year anniversary of the Tanuki Corner won't be until Saturday, but since I'll be going out of town on Sunday and the weekends are my writing days, I'm publishing this on Friday. Yay! If you remember from last year, I updated this website, so it looked more put-together and sleek as compared to... Continue Reading →
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