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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry
Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry aren't just devout—both have deep ties to a fringe fundamentalist movement known as Dominionism, which says Christians should rule the world.
R. J. Rushdoony Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry are deeply associated with a theocratic strain of Christian fundamentalism known as Dominionism. If you want to understand Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry, understanding Dominionism isn’t optional. Dominionism means that Christians have a God-given right to rule all earthly institutions. Dominionism derives from a small fringe sect called Christian Reconstructionism, founded by a Calvinist theologian named R. J. Rushdoony in the 1960s. Christian Reconstructionism openly advocates replacing American law with the strictures of the Old Testament, replete with the death penalty for homosexuality and abortion. - Michelle Goldberg
R. J. Rushdoony Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry are deeply associated with a theocratic strain of Christian fundamentalism known as Dominionism. If you want to understand Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry, understanding Dominionism isn’t optional. Dominionism means that Christians have a God-given right to rule all earthly institutions. Dominionism derives from a small fringe sect called Christian Reconstructionism, founded by a Calvinist theologian named R. J. Rushdoony in the 1960s. Christian Reconstructionism openly advocates replacing American law with the strictures of the Old Testament, replete with the death penalty for homosexuality and abortion. - Michelle Goldberg
Wendy Iriepa & Ignacio Estrada
A gay dissident Cuban man and a transsexual woman married Saturday in Havana in what's believed to be a first in the island nation. Ignacio Estrada, 31, and Wendy Iriepa, 37, draped themselves in a rainbow flag and rode through the streets of the capital after the ceremony. It was hailed as an advancement of gay rights, and many well-known dissidents and diplomats were in attendance. It's not technically a same-sex marriage, which is prohibited in Cuba, and authorities did not block it. Iriepa went through Cuba's first state-sanctioned sex change in 2007 and is legally a woman. The wedding was also held on Fidel Castro's 85th birthday, and the couple called it a "gift" to the aging leader. - DBeast
Horse Whip
Monday, August 15, 2011
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