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           Putting it mildly, I suspect the Supreme Court fell into a trap of agreeing to listen and make decisions about same sex marriage.

          The irony is that probably the members of the Supreme Court may have come to the realization that it is not their place to make that decision. 

          Let me explain.

Dear Listeners,

          If you do not believe in the existence of God, just stop listening to me and move on to other of your issues.

          When God created the world, He began with Adam and Eve – a man and a woman.  They were exquisitely physically created to love each other and they learned how to make children.   They were married, and as time went by more and more people were created, and were married and made more and more children which filled the world with people.

          It is likely that while the world was being multiplied by men and women sometimes two men or two women learn to love each other and agree to be partners.   That was and is acceptable, and such partners should be respected and should legally be entitled to the same benefits as those partners who are in a one male and one female arrangement called marriage.  

          Through centuries all went smoothly until recently the two men and the two women arrangements decided that they wanted their union to also be called a marriage.

          Physically if God would accept that arrangement, then His plan for the world of humans – many humans would not exist.  So, two men or two women can never be accepted in a marriage.  

          Until they can figure out a way to create children to fill the world with people, they can never be called married.  For that logical reason, I cannot see how the members of our Supreme Court can ever rule unions of two men or two women to be called a marriage, because God would never condone that, and the Supreme Court can never overrule God. 

          So, the best thing the Supreme Court should do would be to create some elegant different name for same sex marriages and then turn to other really important issues to deal with. 

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This commentary is in my book.  I did this in the Fall of 2009. 
Thank you Gene Sanden for sending it to me.
I changed the end to acknowledge Almighty God.  Because I am Jewish, I believe there is only one God; however, I still love Jesus, a very special human being, because he taught the world about love, to love one another.   Such wisdom, and if we listened, the world would be a better place.   And now the prayer. 
          Lord, I just want to say thank you –
Because this morning I woke up and knew where my children were;
Because this morning my home was still standing;
Because this morning I am not crying because my child, my brother or sister needs to be removed from underneath a pile of concrete;
Because this morning I was able to drink a glass of water;
Because this morning I was able to turn on the lights;
Because this morning I was able to take a shower;
Because this morning I was not planning a funeral, but most of all I thank you this morning
Because I still have life and a voice to cry out for the people of Haiti. 
Lord, I cry out to You, who makes the impossible possible; the One who turns darkness into light; I cry out that You give those mothers strength; that You give them peace that surpasses all understanding; that You may open the streets so that help can come quickly; that You may provide doctors, nurses, food, water, and all that they need in the blink of an eye.   For all those who have lost family members, give them peace, give them hope, and give them courage, and continue to go on.  Protect the children and shield them with Your power.  I pray all this Almighty God in Your name.  
          And also this from Gene, who suggested I read this interesting suggestion: 
          It is an idea for Haiti’s government.   I heard on the news that Haiti is without a government.  To help them out, let us donate to them one Obama, one Pelosi, one Reid, one Frank, one Coakley, and two Clintons.  They can keep them permanently!   We can give them a Constitution, but I cannot find it easily right now.    Now, isn’t that a great idea? 
          P.S. – About my recent mention of another Court case, re the Obama birth certificate, it was dismissed.  It was an old story.  Sorry. 
          However, along with many other Americans, why do I have this lingering feeling that this story is not yet finished.
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          I wrote this in January 2006, and it is in my book. 

On the philosophical discussion of, what’s it all about Alfie, evolutionists, who have had easy access to public classrooms now vigorously oppose that same access to believers of Intelligent Design, a newly coined phrase to describe and explain human existence conferred by a higher being, who many of us call God.  These are two separate valid theories, so why shouldn’t they both be discussed openly in classrooms? 

Evolutionists contend that humans evolved first as a cluster of cells, which through millions of years became apes, then humanoids, then Neanderthals, and finally homo-sapiens – or human beings – with highly developed brains.  

One can wonder at what point did the original cells separate and become male and female.  Evolution is a neat scientific theory which leaves important issues not addressed, and many of us reject it as incomplete.   How was the world itself created?  

Proponents of Intelligent Design contend that God first created the world, then a man, and then the man’s companion, a woman, both exquisitely formed human creatures, who together learned how to reproduce themselves in their offspring. 

Every single organ is so perfectly functional with brains like high-powered computers, protected in bone skulls, eyes to see, ears to hear, thumbs to grasp. 

Every other organ which makes up a human being is so complex and equipped with deep emotions and sensitivity and the ability to reason.  

All in all, the person is such a complex creature, that it is too simplistic to believe that it all came together by way of evolution.    

Our country was founded on Judeo Christian principles.  Our Forefathers borrowed from the Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule and incorporated them with the Bill of Rights and the Constitution to create the greatest and most enduring democracy in the world despite complaints from secularists who are always offended and want to eradicate every public mention of God and religion.  

“Merry Christmas” remains, and “In God we trust” will not be removed from our coins and currency.  So, to those complainants, I say “Get over it.”  If it’s too painful, check out Canada.  

I believe both evolution and Intelligent Design should be taught, preferably in the college level.   

I saved the best for last.  Think about it.  God has endowed every human being with a soul that will endure through eternity.  Does evolution believe in the existence of a soul?  

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          I wrote this in February 2006, and it is in my book.

Can one ever forget the pictures of Saddam Hussein flashed on TV screens, being pulled out of the earthen hole looking like a cornered scared rat?  The once leader of Iraq reduced to filthy tattered clothes, dirty long stringy hair, and beard.  Our humane military pulled him out, gave him a bath and shampoo, and a warm cell.  They should have washed his tattered clothes and put them back on, and not touched his long hairdo.    Instead, he was given a stylish haircut, trimmed beard, and a designer suit to wear.  Big big mistake, because Saddam looked in the mirror, and then he lost his fear and humility.  He decided that he is still the leader of Iraq, and started throwing his weight around.  If he received special privileges also while languishing in jail, like a TV, there was have been another big big mistake.  

When will we ever learn that animals like Saddam Hussein do not respond well to kindness, which they see as weakness?  They respond to chopped off hands and tongues.  What a shame that we are too civilized to have Saddam experience what he did to so many of his people for minor infractions.

Now, both Saddam Hussein and Zaccharias Moussowi, terrorists, are making mockeries out of their trials.  Both should be put into solitary confinement, and then put to death for their crimes.  But, that will not happen easily because our side is calling the shots.    Their trials will go on and on just so the world will see how fair and foolish we are.  It is all an exercise in futility because our country is too worried about our world image, and that will not change.  By generously helping and defending needy countries, we have made those recipients feel indebted so they dislike us.  That is another ironic flaw of human nature.  No one likes to feel indebted, so it is easier to find reasons to criticize and dislike.

So, what is the answer?  I don’t know if there is any answer.  Nevertheless, the U.S. will still continue to help those in need and hope for goodness and fairness to prevail in the world, and that is very good.

And, I am glad to be American.

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