Not Guilty – My last word on Casey Anthony
Over the last several days there have been a lot of search terms coming into the blog regarding the fact that Casey Anthony was acquitted: can a not guilty verd...
Author: Kenneth Ballard
Debt delinquency and BankRate.com’s misconceptions
At times when I see an article online regarding delinquent debts and debt collections, I often wonder how many of these "experts" have actually been t...
Double jeopardy – momentarily revisiting Casey Anthony
Looking over some of the search engine terms coming into my blog with regard to my article on the Casey Anthony verdict, I’m sobered and concerned at the ...
Divorcing over weight gain
Let’s take a break from talking about politics, religion, the Casey Anthony trial, and everything else to focus on a question about relationships. Let me ...
Revisiting the presumption of innocence
Casey Anthony was charged with the 2008 death of her daughter, Caylee. According to the jury, the prosecution’s case did not compel a verdict of guilty, c...
Relearn and remember — a rant on Independence Day
IN CONGRESS, July 4, 1776, The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America These words and the signatures at the opposite end of the pa...
Rebranding prayer
I am a huge advocate of free speech. However I also hold the belief, like many others, that free speech does not mean you have an unrestricted license to say wh...
Canning sin
Have you ever canned food? Are you a Christian? Have you ever considered whether canning food might actually be sinful? A Christian friend pointed out an articl...
But it says "Congress shall make no law…"
The First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States states plainly: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting ...
Retraction
Yesterday I alleged that I had been blocked from commenting on the right-wing blog “The Right Scoop”. This allegation is not correct according to an...