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Is everyone here from Texas?

budorob on April 7, 2007 at 3:30 PM

There’s someplace else?

As a Texan, you have no idea how painful this post is for me to write.

Please.

And as a response to the guy who says that Christians don’t go into the Arts, I want him to know that there is a large Arts movement among the Christian community here in Austin. Hope Chapel, Riverbend Church and other churches have ministries dedicated especially to artists.

I know what you’re saying because I attended Riverbend when Dr. Mann was there. Dr. Smith married my wife and I six years ago. I love Riverbend and all the work that Carlton Dillard and his music ministry has done.

However, you must realize that in current Western society these shining examples are (unfortunately) the exception rather than the rule.

Man, if that isn’t an unadulterated biased pile of b.s!!! I’ve been a Christian my entire life and found nothing to deter me from my chosen profession as an engineer/scientist. Religion opposed to science is mostly a lie propagated by those that would demean religion.

While I’m glad you personally stuck to your guns, I’d like to know exactly why I’m painted the biased bullshitter here?

-Do you deny that the lie is constantly propagated?
-Am I the biased bullshitter for bringing up the fact of this lie’s propagation in our culture?
-Are not the majority scientists and popular artists in North America and Europe that help to propagate this lie on a daily basis either atheists or anti-Christian?
-Could political conservative Christians do a whole lot more to encourage their children to strengthen their knowledge of the arts and sciences rather than pushing them into other–seemingly stereotypical–career paths?

Believe me, as the evangelical Christian nut ensconsed in the deepest blue part of the Left Coast (a fact that EVERY knee jerk attacker on this and other forums I’ve participated in always overlooks no matter how often I bring it up), I’m overjoyed that “nothing” deterred you and you can look all of us in the eye and truthfully say that 100% of your professors or peers in your time in school and in your professional career never scoffed at your beliefs and told you that there is no God.

I graduated from film school, dude. I heard that “your imaginary friend in the sky” crap every frickin’ day from profs and peers and I held firm.

You guys need to understand that I am pointing out the fact that Christians/political conservatives are losing ground in terms of mindshare in our society. We are not celebrated scientists. We are not famous artists. We used to be and now we’re being portrayed by the celebrated and the famous as a cult of backward violent lunatics.

Other than Johnny Walker Lindh, what kid in the USA wants to be a part of a backward violent cult of lunatics?

We must change that perception by embracing the arts and sciences as our professions of choice. We must lead by example and create the change from within. Christians have been very good at doing this for over 2,000 years and there is no better time than now to engage in more of that change.

I AM NOT OUR PROBLEM, but ignoring the problem is our problem.

From the above post, don’t think your states are not the only ones inflected with the NJ/NY/Conn uber-lib disease. Like the plague, they are relocating to North Carolina in droves. At first, we all thought it was funny, because the first group of them called themselves “tax refugees.” Now those same “tax refugees” want to raise taxes and stuff because they want the same level of “service” they received up North. And no-win for all.

FYI, Chapel Hill, NC = Moonbat Capital of the South

The Oasis looks like our kinda place. Thanks for the link Tantor.

ScottMcC on April 6, 2007 at 5:23 PM

Man, if that isn’t an unadulterated biased pile of b.s!!! I’ve been a Christian my entire life and found nothing to deter me from my chosen profession as an engineer/scientist. Religion opposed to science is mostly a lie propagated by those that would demean religion.

An imam giving the opening prayer for the Texas senate is extremely bad karma. What were they thinking?

Bryan at Hot Air talks about how Austin in Texas has become a bastion for ultra-leftists, and how the Texas senate invited imam Yusuf Kavakci, an ayatollah Khomeini supporter, to a prayer sermon there…

My old home town was in 2 counties, half in Cook/half in Will.
In 2004 the Will county side went overwhelmingly democratic.
It seems that dems swept all the major county offices in 2006.
*spit*

“rabid prejudice makes it very very difficult to agree with you. “

Bad Candy on April 6, 2007 at 2:33 PM

Ah, yes, the Christian “rabid prejudice” meme. The Machine on April 7, 2007 at 1:27 PM

If you read what I responded to, you’d see I was DEFENDING Christians against prejudice, learn to read numbskull.

You fail at life.

Help me out…

The stars at night, are big and bright…

“rabid prejudice makes it very very difficult to agree with you. “

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The best things about Austin is The Oasis restaurant, perched on a cliff overlooking Lake Travis:

they must have rebuilt. I thought the place burned to the ground.

My favorite thing about Austin: going to morning classes and then hitting the lake for an afternoon of water skiing. heaven on earth.

Oh, and I was there in the days of the Broken Spoke and Threadgills. What about Jaime’s Mexican Restaurant? They had the best dip compueso around…and pitchers, pitchers of awesome margaritas…

As a UT alum, I got out of Austin as fast as I could. If they don’t succeed in indoctrinating liberals at UT, then they just import liberals from out of state to “keep Austin weird” (stupidest slogan ever, b/c having a bunch of pot-smoking burnouts, wannabe hippies, permanent students, and homeless people makes your city “cool”)

brak on April 6, 2007 at 2:50 PM

I know. I always see liberals wearing “Keep Austin Weird” tshirts as if they want a gold star for being “alternative.” I always think “loser” when I see someone wearing that tshirt.

Man, we’re planning on moving to Austin quite soon.

frankj on April 6, 2007 at 2:01 PM

The suburbs are far nicer, more scenic with hills and canyons, and very conservative. My sister and her family lived in Cedar Park for a few years until about six months ago.