Nationally-syndicated radio newstalker, renowned film critic, prolific author and intellectual leading light Michael Medved has graciously agreed to appear during the 10 pm hour of the Sunday, August 5, 2007 edition of The Bryan Styble Program on KIRO.
Medved's broadcast is heard weekday afternoons noon-3pm Pacific Time on nearly 300 stations, and originates at KIRO sister-station KTTH/Seattle. Inasmuch as Medved is available for queries and challenges by Seattle-area newstalk listeners for fifteen hours every week, Styble will not take calls during this hour, opting instead to maximize what may be a once-in-a-career opportunity to probe the magnificent Medved mind.
Following the Medved session, Styble will of course offer two hours of Open Lines for Open Minds, taking caller comments on any subject in—or out—of the news.
Thursday, August 2, 2007
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I thought that Micael Medved should have been challenged for his cozy relationship to the Bush Administration.
This would have been an excellent opportunity to question how this war is legitimate and to find Medved's justification for the ambush on our constitutional rights.
Medved always ends his day with "the greatest nation on God's green earth." I would like to know where I can find a spot on this planet that actually belongs to God. I would like to move there and live.
I know there are regions of the earth that belong to groups of people who define god as this or that but are worse off and oftern meaner than other regions that don't espouse a belief of any certain deity.
I stopped listening to Medved awhile ago because of a variety of issues, but his arrogance stands out. I have to give him credit for vast amounts of knowledge, and a lot of hard work. But his knowledge has puffed him up with pride which translates to arrogance, and his hard work is just that, alot of work.
The Universal Constant, and the mind of God.
Posted by eyegab1 on Sunday, June 17, 2007
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Of all of the things in our wondrous universe there remains only one that can be called universally present and equal at all junctures. The speed of light and everything else is measured by it. It is ever present, and yet so fleeting that it itself cannot be measured.
The passage of the universal present moment. Time itself.
How quickly it passes from the future to the past, or how short is its substantive quality is impossible to measure.
But I will give it a subjective time frame of one quadrillionth of a trillionth of a second.
This passage of time gives all that we perceive as real, with substance and depth, only as thick as a thought, nothing more.
Everything we see and comprehend in the cosmos are God's thoughts. We are, ourselves free thoughts, allowed to think our own thoughts, and to choose any mental direction we want. This the "image of God" spoken of in Genesis.
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