Many of the things expressed in this Sub-Blog, I’ve addressed any number of times over the years. I don’t wish to analyze every video, etc., but I do find it valuable to share these kinds of video, etc., even if I disagree substantially with any of it…It’s important to acknowledge and embrace, that there are people out there, who are engaged in levelheaded discussion about “pedophiles”. – Steve
Date: November 06, 2018
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From the NOMAP angle…
Considering how many people featured in this series have pulled down their videos [how senseless and strange…I get the feeling they were targeted by stalkers who monitor this blog]…it just kind of feels good, to be able to post anything new in this series.
01) Janice’s Journal: Pedophiles Deserve Death Penalty
“The son of Rev. Billy Graham, Rev. Franklin Graham, declared on National Public Radio this weekend [September 06, 2018] that pedophiles deserve the death penalty. He also declared that we are a nation of laws.
Not only is Rev. Graham’s first statement outrageous, it is undermined and contradicted by his second statement. Why? Because the laws in many states do not include the death penalty. Furthermore, most of the 31 states that do have a death penalty law do not apply that law to an individual who is convicted solely of a sex offense.
It is noteworthy that Rev. Graham made this outrageous statement during an interview that was not on the topic of either pedophiles or the death penalty. Instead, the topic of the interview was advertised as an evangelist’s view of President Donald Trump.”
I ask you sincerely, who deserves these words of vulgar abuse and hate, merely for daring to live, love and be loved?…
Have no doubt, that Child Love and Teen Love are a pure form of love…genuine and worthy of defense, no matter what some may say about it…
01) Time: Remains Of 63 Fetuses Found In A Detroit Funeral Home
“The remains of 63 fetuses were found hidden in a funeral home in Detroit.”
Owner of Perry Funeral Home responds to allegations of mishandling fetus and infant bodies:
Elsewhere Also – Fetus Remains Found in Owosso’s Mowen Funeral Home:
It was a weird time last month, when they started finding the remains of infants and fetuses in funeral homes…
…Some people are freaking out over this…particularly religious and superstitious people, who were suggesting all sorts of insanity [like, “the property would be cursed for centuries”]…but, honestly…it sounds more like it’s one of two predictable circumstances…
…The funeral homes got stuck with abandoned bodies, the families never paid to have buried, cremated, etc…or the funeral homes were derelict in their services…
…Possibly, the families never claimed the cremated remains, as well.
It would seem there should be a government public service program, to handle such remains.
01) Mysterious interstellar asteroid ‘Oumuamua could be a giant solar sail ‘sent from another civilization to look for signs of life,’ claim astronomers
Thanks to feinmann0!
“Mysterious interstellar asteroid ‘Oumuamua’ could be a giant solar sail ‘sent from another civilization to look for signs of life’ claim astronomers”
Oumuamua a Hawaiian word meaning ‘scout’.
This was the object that Neil Tyson famously suggested was a rubble pile, here: youtube.com/watch?v=hxc1tasmiCs on the Stephen Colbert show. He also said that its parabolic trajectory was due to being sling-shot whilst travelling through our solar system.
Turns out that the object as it traversed our solar system not only accelerated faster than expected, it also diverged from its parabolic track, according to astronomers at the Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. The object at between 200 and 400 meters long, was needle-shaped with a length to width ratio of 10:1. It had an extremely high metal content and left no trail in its wake.”
“Queer stories were not adequately represented (and still aren’t) in my cultural content when I was younger. I think that had a large role to play in my journey to coming out. I wonder if that representation had existed, if/how my life might be different?”
This is Lindsay Amer…She’s the person behind a project named Queer Kid Stuff…
I became aware of Queer Kid Stuff pretty early on…and probably four months or so, before religious people started losing their minds over the channel.
Personally…I figured I’d wait and see how things played out, before venturing any type of comment on it…and I’m not going to give a comment here…not one relating to the fundamental project, for which Lindsay is now scorned by the zealots.
…But, I did want to write down a few thoughts, in response to this video.
While I agree partially with one of her commenters…that what goes on on the television [and media], isn’t the most critical [or even best] thing to judge yourself by…or pattern yourself after…
…I think that commenter misses a massive point…
…That being…a total absence of respect worthy representation in media [and culture], can have a severely negative impact on the person who is different…
So what, if we homosexuals are no more than ten percent of the population?…So what, if we were less than five percent of the population?…
…Why should this translate into any “justification”, that we be entirely wiped out of media [except in the worst possible representation]?…
…Why would anyone feel outraged, that we might finally get some type of good representation in media?
What’s going on with those people who are fighting it?…that they would object to any positive representation of homosexuals?…or people who are sexually different?
It does not decrease or degrade their own [presumably heterosexual] representation…It merely makes a place in media, for others who also live on this planet.
I think…and being an actual pedophile…yes…this is a long shot of a thing…but, I do think…that it would have made a tremendous amount of positive difference in my own life, had people like me been accurately represented in media.
I think I understand quite well, what Lindsay is doing here…It parallels what I have been doing, for well over a decade…striking out to help create modern identity and culture, for groups who’ve been deprived of such basic normality.
Even if I wouldn’t agree with Lindsay on everything she says…I have a ton of respect for her, in the stand she is taking…It is one hard stand…
Outsiders will never do for our communities…what our communities need to do, for ourselves…
…And it’s the people who forge the paths forward, who suffer the brunt of the abuse…
There is little reward in being a social healer…Countless people will hate you for it…even threaten your life…Some would murder you, if given the chance…
…But the people of our communities, who walk this road…who live this existence…
…we all know the life and death necessity of it…
We know the vital importance of what we are doing…even if 99% of the world, will never grasp it.
“The Department of Near Eastern Studies presented a Mendenhall Symposium at the University of Michigan – Law, Society, and Religion on October 6, 2016 at 7:00pm. Professor Bart Ehrman was the Keynote speaker, with the subject title: Jesus, the Law, and a “New” Covenant. The symposium took place at the Rackham Auditorium in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The Mendenhall Symposium and Keynote Lecture are made possible by the George E. Mendenhall Fund.
Jesus of Nazareth was a Torah-observant Jewish teacher whose followers, after his death, came to adopt a variety of attitudes toward the Law of Moses. Some of them insisted on strict observance; others argued that only parts of the Law needed to be observed; and yet others claimed that Law had never been part of God’s plan. These early Christian groups did, however, agree on one point: Jesus’ own words were to form the basis for his followers’ ethical and communal lives. This lecture will examine how the Christian faith moved from embracing the “old” covenant focused on Torah to adopting a “new” covenant centered on the life, death, and teachings of Jesus.
Bart D. Ehrman is the James A. Gray Distinguished Professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He came to UNC in 1988, after four years of teaching at Rutgers University. At UNC he has served as both the Director of Graduate Studies and the Chair of the Department of Religious Studies. A graduate of Wheaton College (Illinois), Professor Ehrman received both his Masters of Divinity and Ph.D. from Princeton Theological Seminary, where his 1985 doctoral dissertation was awarded magna cum laude.
