Category Archives: Philosophy
Righteous Anger and Suffering, A Lesson Learned the Hard Way
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I stumbled hard over the last two months. Consider this my confession. Ever burn with anger and frustration at the injustice of something or someone? It’s a feeling that I have become very familiar with over the last 8 weeks or so. I had gotten to the point of being so frustrated that the situation […]
When You Are Called Home
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Capital Punishment, A Biblical View Of The Death Penalty
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Every now and then the topic of capital punishment, or the death penalty, becomes front and center in the public spotlight. These news stories are chosen because there is an angle, or twist, to the story that will serve the mainstream media’s objective to stop all capital punishment. Usually, it is a case where the […]
Reader’s Digest – Why I Am Not Renewing My Subscription
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Life’s Instruction Manual
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Do you read the instruction manual before using your new toy or setting up what you just bought? Or perhaps you just dive in and see how it goes. If you get stuck, then maybe, as a last resort, you’ll find the instructions, assuming you haven’t tossed them out.
Have you ever wished that life came with an instruction manual? Well if you did, there is good news; we have one. In fact, it covers every facet of life, and if followed guarantees a better, more enjoyable and peaceful life.
Mosque At Ground Zero
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More than 3000 men, women and children died on September 11, 2001 at the hands of Muslim terrorists. For the Muslim extremist and the Muslim religion, 911 signifies perhaps their greatest achievement against freedom and democracy; the mosque would simply be their marker of their achievement into eternity. It would also signify another disgraceful turning point for America.