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Monthly Archives: July 2005
Loving design
By: Joseph J. Mazzella My children and I decided to take our Saint Bernard, Buddy for a walk around the local lake today. This led to a relaxed pace since Buddy needed to stop often to take in … Continue reading
Posted in Heartwarming Stories, Wisdom
Tagged god design, god's design, Joseph Mazzella, Loving design
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Boredom
by Georges Bernanos Well, as I was saying, the world is eaten up by boredom. To perceive this needs a little preliminary thought: you can’t see it all at once. It is like dust. You go about and never notice, … Continue reading
A Shared Smile
by Joanne Lowe When we see something that is funny, we look at our family and friends to see if they are sharing the laughter with us. Sometimes when the pastor says something funny in his sermon we look at … Continue reading
Posted in Heartwarming Stories, Wisdom
Tagged A Shared Smile, Joanne Lowe
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Decorations of the Heart
by Joanne Lowe As we look at the decorations on the Christmas Tree, we are filled with a sense of beauty and peace. Without the decorations on the tree it would look bare and not as pretty. What about our … Continue reading
Posted in Heartwarming Stories, Wisdom
Tagged christmas, Christmas Tree, Decorations of the Heart, Joanne Lowe
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Vacation Tomorrow
Our much needed family vacation will be starting tomorrow. My body is like that of a zombie, with starting a new job (actually being a self employed computer consultant with all the rigors that go along with that) and chasing … Continue reading
Posted in Misc
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Pictures from Iraq the news never shows
We almost never get to see the the little successes we that we have accomplished in Iraq, the human side of the war. Well here is an opportunity to do just that. There are real American’s over in Iraq and … Continue reading
Posted in Misc
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What does the Catholic Church Really Teach about Evolution
This is a reprint of an article published in the New York Times. I had long been concerned by the apparent macro evolutionary teaching of the Pope John Paul II. This article is an eye opening clarification of what the … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Religion, Science
Tagged Archbishop of Vienna, CHRISTOPH SCHONBORN, creation science, evolution
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ADF Comes to the Defense of Pro-Life Nurse in Louisiana…
Several years ago, ADF and its allies successfully defended the employment rights of a pro-life nurse in Illinois who faced termination for refusing to assist in abortions at the hospital in which she was employed. Now a similar case with … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Current Affairs, Politics, Religion
Tagged ADF, Allicance Defense Fund, Pro-Life Nurse Louisiana
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Peter Glover strikes again
Dear Fellow Christians Incitement to Religious Hatred and Women bishops in the Anglican Church – so what really is at stake here? Check out his two postings here this morning…the daily news from a biblical worldview. Peter C GloverAuthor, The … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Politics, Religion
Tagged Religious Hatred, women bishops Anglican Church
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Bob Dylan Wisdom: Serve Somebody
Does Bob Dylan have a little wisdom that we can glean? I have learned that one of the keys to happiness is serving others. Bob buts that theme to a song. Serve SomebodyBob Dylan You may be a state trooper, … Continue reading
Hillary says Bush is Alfred E. Newman
The "moderate" Hillary Clinton compared President Bush to the Mad Magazine character Alfred E. Newman. See Story here. Just remember this when she puts her hat in the ring for president. Here is an attempt at humor comparing Newman and … Continue reading
Time for stoic Brits to come out swinging
Mark Steyn, "The columnist to the world" has a great piece about what the Brits need to do following the recent attacks that they have experienced. Full article here…
Posted in Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Politics
Tagged british bombing, Mark Steyn
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Hints For Life! – Best Inspiration from the Net from Dobhran’s Inspire!
If you want to live life well check out the hints below… Link: Hints For Life! – Best Inspiration from the Net from Dobhran’s Inspire!.
Posted in Religion
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Let Go And Let God – Christian stories and poems
If you need a little pick me up, check this out… Link: Let Go And Let God – Christian stories and poems.
Posted in Heartwarming Stories
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Science of the Soul
Without human free will, freedom and liberty are meaningless concepts. Many prominent scientists have concluded, in written statements, that the source of human free will cannot now, or ever, be logically explained as a natural phenomenon that is subject to … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Commentary, Religion, Science, Weblogs, Wisdom
Tagged Kevin Favero, science of the soul
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Rehnquist to step down today
Chief Justice William Rehnquist Following on the heels of Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice William Rehnquist will announce his retirement today, according to court sources cited by columnist Robert Novak. Complete Story… President Bush, This is … Continue reading
Ron’s List
Ron from Nothern ‘burbs blog has been traveling about the blogosphere a bit. Check out his listing here…
Posted in Uncategorized
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Lunacy of London Mayor
Peter Glover from Wires From The Bunker, a UK blogger, has a great post on the lunacy of the London Mayor Ken Livingstone and others… This is a must read.
Posted in Current Affairs
Tagged George Galloway, Ken Livingstone, London Mayor, peter glover
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Are we at war yet?
Now after the recent bombings in London I ask my liberal friends, are we at war yet? Is this a worldwide war against terrorism or is this just something that America has brought on ourselves because we are so mean? … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Politics
Tagged Michelle Malkin, muslim, war, war against terrorism
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Fear Not
By Johann Christoph Arnold “Dozens dead, hundreds injured” scream the headlines all over the world. But it seems to me that amid all the tumult, we are missing the most important thing. If 9/11 really changed us (as so many … Continue reading
Photo Study on Flowers
Last night we were out working in the yard a little bit and I got a glimpse of my wife’s flower garden. Then the wild idea pops into my head that there would be some good photographs in there. You … Continue reading
Five More Minutes
While at the park one day, a woman sat down next to a man on a bench near a playground. "That’s my son over there," she said, pointing to a little boy in a red sweater who was gliding down … Continue reading
New Photo Album
Have you seen my new photo album? Crystal at a slip of the pen convinced me to get a little artistic again so I shot some pictures of my wife’s hibiscus. Yes we cheated a little bit by having my … Continue reading
Israel’s Independence Day!
You know we are not the only nation that has experienced an independence day. Here is a great reminder… Christianity Is Jewish: Israel’s Independence Day!.
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Now I know why the Jihadists hate us and want to kill us
Christopher Hitchens on What The Jihadists Want WE CANNOT SURRENDER By Christopher Hitchens SOMEWHERE around London at about a quarter to nine yesterday morning, there must have been people turning on their TV and radio sets with a look of … Continue reading →