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The “Me Too” Movement has lately gone after songs such as “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” and The Little Mermaid’s “Kiss The Girl”. Titus 1:15, says, "To the pure, all things are pure. But unto them that are defiled and unbelieving is nothing pure; but even their mind and conscience is defiled." How should we apply this news to so much of what we are seeing today--where even the most innocent of children's stories can be deemed unsuitable, or said to be something that is an attempted assault?
The irony here is that the multitude of what comes out of Hollywood is overtly vile and filled with that which is wholly inappropriate. About that, it seems that little, if anything is said by the MeToo Movement. It's hypocritical to say the least. Is that so?
Turning Mole Hills into Mountains: Making an Issue Out of Everything. Topics discussed include: Journalist claims 'women-only' plane sections could combat midair assault. Controversy over 'Baby, It's Cold Outside’ and Disney songs. Is there a “War on Christmas” or a “War on Christianity”?
What percentage of a person’s investments should be in cash?
We all face uncertainties of job or other factors, so how much cash should a person try to hold as an emergency fund in case?
How much of the amount should be cash on hand in the home proper vs being in cash in savings as in a bank?
For those supporting digital currencies such as bit coin and other crypto-currencies as they are referred, the last year or two have seen enormous volatility in the values of this currency with enormous drops in the past year. So, when it comes to safety, what is the safer form of currency/cash – hard or digital?
The advent of the computer has brought with it a host of changes to economic activity, money systems, currency and cash. What is the difference between hard cash/currency and digital cash/currency?
For someone who is saving or investing on their own, what can they consider as a good place to hold their cash? Banks? CD’s, etc.? Is holding large amounts of savings or investments in cash a wiser decision in these days of volatility or is there a wiser decision than that?
Looking at the recent slide in the market (or at least the great volatility in the markets). Are we seeing true economic warning lights that support a greater focus on cash (at least for the short-term)? How much of the volatility in the stock market is relative to just speculation vs actual fundamental factors?
Money Mission Friday: The Case for Cash. We are joined by William Parker (Principal of BRI Investing and CEO of Grandview Asset Management). Topics discussed include: Economic Warning Lights? The Case for Cash in the Investment Strategy. Hard Cash vs Digital Cash. How Much Cash is Enough?
Should there be a range of exemptions for matters of conscience?
The phrase ‘separation of church and state’ by those promoting this concept really means ‘separation of God from government’. To a large extent, this secular view has taken hold and seems to be prevailing. How did this happen and how can it be reversed – if at all?
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