A Round-Up Of News From The Secular Paradise

At a recent meeting of clergy, we were bid to celebrate, not Jesus nor the glory which is God's nor the ongoing revelation of the Holy Spirit, but the social paradise that has been rendered to us by our secular masters in the government.  Sometimes I feel as if I fell asleep and awoke in Europe in the year 1200.  What can I take from this other than the understanding that Protestant clergy have so surrendered even the pretense of faith that they now worship The State?

Anyway, here's a round-up of evidence of secular paradise:

Behave, peon:  Whistle-blower Donna Busche, who raised safety concerns at the nation's most polluted nuclear weapons production site, was fired Tuesday from her job at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation.

As always, there are two sets of rules:  39% of IRS Employee Long-Term Travel May Not Comply With Tax Rules

Well, at least racial equity has been achieved:  In 2013, for the first time in the 55-year-history of the Billboard Hot 100, not one black artist lodged a number-one single.

And, of course, we support the troops:  Number of Military Families on Food Stamps Has Nearly Doubled