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Archive for March, 2008

It’s official now, as far as I’m concerned – and what hundreds of thousands of parents of homeschoolers have already known for decades, I’ve recently found confirmed by serious book authors, such as John Taylor Gatto and Charlotte T. Iserbyt: Public Schools make kids stupid.

If you want to know the exact reasons for [...]

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While browsing for a more reliable source of recommendations for edifying movies than Christianity Today last night (any site rating “Pan’s Labyrinth” higher than “Amazing Grace” must be about as “Christian” as George Bush, and we all ought to know by now how far his “Christianity” really goes), I finally came upon “Crosswalk,” a site [...]

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In what is probably one of the currently most popular and widespread political blog entries on the web, Jacob Hornberger, founder and president of The Future of Freedom Foundation, sheds a little light on what he calls “Bush’s Freedom Delusion.”

While – as a believer in the afterlife – I don’t necessarily agree with him [...]

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Published March 10, 2008

The god of this world has a new name: Google Almighty. If there is any way I can imagine the antichrist coming into power, it’s going to be the same way Google did: Offering quick and easy solutions for everyone under a facade of “the nice guys from next door,” while [...]

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3/1/08

I’ve been watching the first 7 issues of Chuck Missler’s Revelation video series on Google Video last week, and while I am thankful for the elaborate background information Missler gives on the deeper significance that lies in the Letters to the 7 Churches, there are also points in which I personally feel he’s totally [...]

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2/11/08

The fact that there are people who have had to go through extraordinary hardships, and yet testify that if they had to do it all over again, they wouldn’t have it any different, leads one to wonder:
If God’s is really in charge, and He’s really putting an effort into making this whole stage-play of [...]

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1/29/08
Turns out that those who have been suspicious about the sincerity of Bush’s supposed piety are being vindicated before Judgment Day. At least the London Times is giving us a wee glimpse of that “I knew it all along” feeling.
As far as the rest of them goes: no, we’ll be good & won’t say, “How [...]

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1/7/08
I know I’m repeating myself, but it just seems to be a fact that comes slinging back in my face over and over again: “The only thing we learn from history is that we never learn from history” (A. Toynbee).
One particular thing I’m referring to that we don’t seem to learn from history, is [...]

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12/22/07
What many people don’t know about the Bible is that it contains hundreds of ancient prophecies, written hundreds of years before they were being fulfilled. Of course, there are those who claim that the entire Bible is a fraud, just like they would have us believe that God is an invention of man, instead of [...]

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060 Inconvenient Truths

Last night, under the motto, “better late than never,” we watched Al Gore’s film “An Inconvenient Truth.” A bit late, since I have developed a natural distrust toward politicians in general, but during the course of the film I couldn’t help but imagining what a different place this world might be right now, if Al [...]

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