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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Much Learning Doth Make Thee Mad
The book Orthodoxy by G. K. Chesterton is a collection of collegent digressions where the author toys with reversing positives into negatives and examining what is right side up wrong side down in a lateral thinking game. It is an … Continue reading
Partnerships: The New Gloden Rule
In establishing a new precursor to partnerships with the Antichrist, his workers of iniquity continue to pave that way for his arrival and worship. By an executive order, President Obama has surpassed the existing faith-based intrusions into religious freedom, which … Continue reading
Rick Warren: The New Old ‘Collaborative’
Some of the scariest cult practices around the world actually contain Christian themes. In San Fernando, Philippines, upwards of two dozen people have themselves nailed to cross on Good Friday to emulate the crucifixion of Christ. Many more undergo self-flagellation … Continue reading
Partnerships: Being Conscripted
In establishing a new precursor to partnerships with the Antichrist, his workers of iniquity continue to pave that way for his arrival and worship. By an executive order, President Obama has surpassed the existing faith-based intrusions into religious freedom, which … Continue reading →