Amazon Targets Conservative Children’s Book, and other links

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• Amazon Targets Conservative Children’s Book by Matt Walsh -- “Once again, Amazon has shown it’s on the side of leftist activists, not free speech...Amazon is clearly trying to squash Walsh’s book. ”
• Dort, Westminster, and the Johannine Comma -- “The Synod of Dort and its annotations on the Bible stand as a weighty historical witness to the Comma’s authenticity and usefulness as Scripture regarding a key doctrine about God Himself.”
• How to keep snakes away from your home: What works and what doesn’t. -- “Mothballs absolutely don’t work. I’ve tested them.”
• If Jackson’s SCOTUS grilling angered you, what about Gorsuch, Kavanaugh and Barrett? -- “Apparently, recent letter writers critical of the senators’ questioning have not researched previous confirmation hearings. This toxic and judgmental attitude began at the hearings for Robert Bork and Clarence Thomas.”
• I’m a city girl who moved to a 90-person community in remote Canada. Here are 6 things that surprised me most. -- “I always imagined we’d stay in Beaver Creek for the shortest time possible and move on. But the moment I arrived, I realized this place would change my life.”
• Oklahoma middle school families alarmed over daughters sharing bathroom with transgender student -- “There are biological differences between male and female, and teenage boys should not be given open access to a girls bathroom or locker room”
• Spring clean your machine — you’ll be amazed how much faster your computer will run -- “But before you start moving furniture or mopping floors, here are six ways to spring clean your computer—all without breaking a sweat.”
• Union Primitive Baptist, Org. 1837, Lamar County, Georgia -- “Union Primitive Baptist was established in what was then Monroe County in 1837, on land donated by Benjamin Dumas and two of his sons (one being Elder Edmund Dumas) in the village of Coggans, named for John F. Coggins, a successful planter and businessman.”
• White Principal Claims She Was Bullied Into Quitting After Racist ‘Slip of the Tongue’ -- “During the last training session in June 2021, the lawsuit says Mais accidentally used the term ‘colored people’ instead of ‘people of color’ while making a comment during the presentation.” [Yet it is quite alright to have the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People?]
• Why ‘Cathonomics’ Is Neither Catholic nor Economic -- “The title of the book Cathonomics: How Catholic Tradition Can Create a More Just Economy is intriguing...However...In the name of ‘tradition,’ a Cathonomic hybrid emerges that is a spectacular clash of contraries, which ends up being neither one element nor the other.”
• Why Your Local Church’s History Should Matter to Your Church Members -- “...understanding your church’s history is one way to recount how God has providentially worked amongst a particular group of people.”
• Words Now Being Axed by Scrabble Association To Avoid Offending Anyone -- “The NASPA will ban 226 words that many would find offensive...John McWhorter’s take is that it should be the black players deciding on the words — because if it wasn’t, it was basically white people ‘testifying to their goodness as anti-racists.’”