Monthly Archives: June 2008

    Dr. Dawg couldn’t have said it better. 10 Reasons to celebrate     Canada Day quiz – 10 questions. How did you do? Canada Day News quiz – 10 questions. How did you do? Maclean’s Canada Day quiz … Continue reading →

Rick Hiebert The Report Magazine 30/04/01: Bentley presents himself as a reformed bad boy who was once jailed for 18 months for “crimes of an assault nature” and breaking-and-entering in his hometown of Gibsons, B.C. The truth is, his most … Continue reading →

Birmingham (UK) comedian Billy Lyday starts his Scientology reaction and his letter about one minute into the video. Canadian Gerry Armstrong, a key Scientology insider, has been harrassed by  Scientologists for years because of what he knows. His story is … Continue reading →

Recently several bloggers including me have been asking if California State Christian University is a diploma mill. They’ve also looked at a cluster of people with honourary degrees, looked at a ‘pastoral counsellor’ organization. The questions are legitimate. We’ve been asking … Continue reading →

Type in any gay term in Google search today – gay pride, gay parade and what appears only appears for the a search using gay. Very clever.

Canada’s Family Action Coalition director Brian Rushfeldt (Is that Dr. Brian Rushfeldt?) is not happy with The National Post review on the creationist movie: Expelled No Intelligence Allowed. Expelled reviews were overwhelming thumbs down in the US. Along with The … Continue reading →

Dennis Gueudling has very sensible post up, chock full of facts about The National House of Prayer. The NHOP exists within a charismatic and Pentecostal movement known for its emotional and enthusiastic forms of worship. NHOP also leans toward Christian … Continue reading →

The US National Consumer Advocacy Commission has an exellent site devoted to diploma mills and fake accrediting agencies.  Diploma mills are a growth industry. Another well known site attempting to draw attention to the harm of this multi-million dollar business is … Continue reading →