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Monthly Archives: October 2005
Adrian’s Blog: Blogdom of God – top 25 Christian blogs
I need to toot my horn a little bit. This blog Questions and Answers is #16 on Adrian Warnock’s list of Christian Blogs. Now how cool is that? You can see the list here: Adrian’s Blog: Blogdom of God – … Continue reading
Picture of the Day: twelve fifty one at the smokehouse
Posted in Art, Photography
Tagged art, photo of the day, photography, picture, picture of the day
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Where in the world are my visitors from?
I found a really neat tool today that tells me where my blog visitors are coming from, in the entire world. Now is this awesome or what? You can see the tool here… The information is always changing but it … Continue reading
Posted in Misc
Tagged china, traffic analysis, world
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Andrea Yeager: Silver Lining Foundation
"The former tennis great has spent the last 15 years working hard to keep little hearts from breaking – specifically, the hearts of children who are fighting cancer." Complete details here: When cancer kids turn into courage kids.
Posted in Current Affairs
Tagged Andrea Yaeger, heart beat, Rebecca Hagelin, Silver Lining, Silver Lining Foundation, Yaeger
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Dennis Prager: How the left harmed America – Again
Dennis Prager has another great commentary this week. He starts… Not a week goes by that some part of the left does not hurt America. But in the past two weeks, three examples stood out for the degree of such … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Commentary
Tagged aclu, dennis prager, harm america, hurt america, left, liberal, liberals
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What’s going on at SJV?
Can you imagine a left leaning news paper having anything good to say about a move towards conservatism in a Catholic Seminary? Well that is what you will find in this article by Katherine Kersten. Imagine this scene: It’s 6 … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs
Tagged Heroes, Katherine Kersten, kersten, mn, seminary, SJV, st paul, warriors, welcome at this seminary
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Evolution-only president has heart attack
Is this guy getting a hint? When University of Idaho President Tim White last week banned anything except evolution from being taught in science classes, he made national news. He made local news in Idaho yesterday by having a heart … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Cultural Commentary, Religion, Science
Tagged evolution, evolution only, heart attack, intelligent design, tim white
2 Comments
Commentary on Womanhood
Vox Day has a very inciteful commentry on what we are finding out about what a woman really is. Is motherhood instinctive or learned behavior? Both religion and science tell us that it is instinctive, much to the distaste of … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Cultural Commentary, Politics
Tagged feminist, liberal, woman, womans lib
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…Sunrise over the Prairie…
…Sunrise over the Prairie… Originally uploaded by …Random Images from The Heartland…. This shot is from a friend in South Dakota. It is so awesome, it almost makes me want to move to South Dakota.
Andrea Arriagada: Body found in car
We have terrible news to report. Andrea Alejandra Arriagada’s body was found in the family car. Suicide is suspected. Complete story: Andrea Alejandra Arriagada: Body found in car.
Posted in Current Affairs
Tagged Andrea Alejandra Arriagada, Andrea Arriagada, body, death, suicide
1 Comment
Andrea Arriagada, Missing
Andrea ArriagadaMissing since 10/03/05Birthday: 9/24/87Current Age: 18Height: 5’3”Weight: 132Eyes: BrownHair: Dark BrownEthnicity: Hispanic Andrea was last seen at her home in Sartell, MN. She was reported missing on 10/03/05 when she failed to show up at a 6:30 a.m. Nordic … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs
Tagged Andrea Arriagada, minnesota, missing, missing person, mn
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Todays poetry: Glorious Ruin
By Ellie years of construction, hard work and painignoring the blisters tho tears fell like raini tried to build something worthy of lovebut what does it look like to you up above? i take a look, what do i seejust … Continue reading
Lessons from Moses Hitting the Road
A few mornings ago while doing some quiet time with God and reading the Bible. This particular morning I was reading through Exodus 4. I had recently started from the beginning of the Bible and am journeying through scripture to … Continue reading
Posted in Religion, Wisdom
Tagged 4, aaron, circumcise, Circumcision, eqypt, exodus, Exodus 4, four, moses, pharaoh, Zipporah
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No Greater Joy Ministries
Catez over at All Things to All does a fantastic analysis of Michael and Debi Pearl’s No Greater Joy Ministries. The analysis goes into great depth into the Palgian slant of the ministry. This is so important to me because … Continue reading
Posted in Religion
Tagged all things to all, catez, Michael Debi Pearl, ministries, no greater joy
4 Comments
Senate to probe Saudis’ jihad propaganda
It appears that yesterday’s arrest of the spy within the vice presidents office has sparked a further investigation into the activities of the Saudis’. Link: Senate to probe Saudis’ jihad propaganda. As the Senate prepares an investigation, the U.S. State … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Politics
Tagged Aragoncillo, jahad, Leandro Aragoncillo, Saudi, spy
1 Comment
Ann Coulter: This is what ‘advice and consent’ means
Ann Coutlter explains what is the role of the congress when selecting a surpreme court judge. Link: Ann Coulter: This is what ‘advice and consent’ means.
Posted in Cultural Commentary
Tagged advice, ann coulter, bush, consent, judge selection, surpreme court
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So Long Darwin…
85 Scientists Join Together in Urging Court to Protect Academic Freedom and Not Limit Research into Intelligent Design Theory. Harrisburg, PA – Eighty-five scientists have filed an Amicus Brief in the Kitzmiller v. Dover trial asking the Judge to “affirm … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Politics, Religion, Science
Tagged Darwin, discover.org, discovery institute, evolution, intellegent design
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All Will Be Well
Eberhard Arnold Difficulties should not depress or divert us. The Cause that has gripped us is so great that the small weaknesses of individuals cannot destroy it. Therefore I ask you only one thing: do not be so worried about … Continue reading
Posted in Religion, Wisdom
Tagged be well, difficulties, peace, surrender yourself
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Catholic Church no longer swears by truth of the Bible – World – Times Online
The Catholic Church is getting itself into hot water, in my humble opinion. THE hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church has published a teaching document instructing the faithful that some parts of the Bible are not actually true. The Catholic … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Politics, Religion, Science, Wisdom
Tagged bible, catholic, church, creation, evolution, intelligent design, truth
3 Comments
Is Cardinal Confused on Origins?
I have seen this confusion again and again amoungst leaders in the Catholic church. They try to side with evolution and with creationism. If you define evoulion as purposeless, naturalistic evolution (with no designer involved) like the hardcore evolution crowd … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Politics, Religion, Science, Wisdom
Tagged Cardinal, Christoph, evolution, intelligent design, Schoenborn, Vienna
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The Catholic Church ignored warning signs again:
It appears the Catholic Church ignored warning signs of sexual abuse again. Roman Catholic Church officials knew a decade ago of sexual-misconduct allegations against a then-seminarian now presumed to have fatally shot two men in a Hudson, Wis., funeral home, … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Religion
Tagged catholic priest, hudson WI, sexual abuse
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Minnesota Fall Sunset
Sunset 1 Originally uploaded by MNPhotoGuy. I dropped off my son for saxaphone lessons tonight and look what showed up. Enjoy this and other of my photos.
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This is your day
By Bob Perks "This is your day, not his. He has his own. It is your choice whether you will permit him into your day or not and how much," I said to her. Choice. We struggle with so many … Continue reading
Posted in Heartwarming Stories, Wisdom
Tagged bob perks, choice, choices, happy, heart warming, heartwarming, love
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The religion of peace
This is what the religion of peace is about. Here is " The List " of Islamic Terror Attacks Since September 11th, 2001. Be appauled! Take action! Link: TheReligionofPeace.com – How ’bout it… you feelin’ the Peace yet?.