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Tuesday Tract #4
Among the faithless, faithful stood a few. Seven thousand were found who bent not the knee to this Baal of America. May they soon become seventy times seven, and deliver the land from this idolatry and the Jezreel abominations which so fiercely flourish under its dominion.
Friday Fiction – May 1, 2009
The gray woolen jacket that hung on my shoulders was damp and cold. A fire would lift my spirit. As I gathered small sticks and twigs, I noticed a bullet-shaped hole in my right sleeve, stained red. A fire might not be safe, but I was strangely cold. I placed the woody bundle on the soft mossy ground.
The Shack, by William P. Young
Few books reach the amount of controversy that overshadow this interesting fictional tale. When I first picked up the book, I did so because of the attractive cover. As I am want to do, I read the blurb on the back and I became further interested. As the cashier ran the book over the scanner she exclaimed, “You are going to love this book! I couldn’t put it down.” I knew of course that I would be able to put …
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Happy Eostre
No, I didn’t ignore my spell-checker on this one. Before I delve a little deeper, please note that my intended use for this blog is rarely, if ever, to publish intrinsically researched facts and opinions. From day-to-day I experience a myriad of thoughts and ideas and sometimes my eyes come across things that either surprise or intrigue me. Such items are kindling for further study, but in the meantime, such incomplete thoughts and ideas are placed upon this medium for …
Happy Saint Patrick's Day
What would be more fitting today than a St. Patrick’s Day message? I contemplated writing a little about the man who was Saint Patrick, but after reading his Confessio, I decided to simply post some of what he wrote. I believe that once you read some of this, and go beyond to the entire document, you will have a better idea of who Patrick was than any biography I can give. 1. I, Patrick, a sinner, a most simple countryman, …