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Monthly Archives: July 2002
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Due to my site being deleted by its previous hoster…archives from July to December are incomplete. Archives have been restored as much as possible from Google. Comments for these entries were irretrievable. My apologies.
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Blog Watch
Frederica Mathewes-Green asks the haunting question, Did God Really Save the Miners? Link via Cann Tal G. looks at the university bombing from his home in Jerusalem. Narrow Minded Simpleton on legislating morality. Junk Yard Blog has a team blog … Continue reading
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Hello World
I am so pleased to see readers from Australia, Japan, Iceland, the UK, the Netherlands, Philippines and New Zealand. And, I’m very pleased to see of the numbers of Canadians that have dropped by. Hit the contact link to email … Continue reading
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On Line Pay to Read
We consumers have ‘been trained’ not to pay for on line content. With the collapse of the dot com advertising bubble Fativa’s CEO says by 2004 we’ll be used to it. Saud Censorship Check out what type of content the … Continue reading
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Apples
The children were lined up in the cafeteria of a Catholic elementary school for lunch. At the head of the table was a large pile of apples. The nun made a note and posted it on the apple tray, “Take … Continue reading
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Heaven or Hell
An argument about religion and who was going to heaven or hell turned into a murder in Texas. In Bed with the Enemy The incoming Archbishop of Canterbury will be inducted as a Druid in a few days. I’ve wondered … Continue reading
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You go bloggedy blog!
I don’t know when I have ever agreed with a post more. This is one of my all time pet peeves. It is all fine and good to be a believer, but like tech talk, many wind up speaking a … Continue reading
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On Line Rebuking
Mark Byron has an interesting post about rebuking other bloggers. It stems from a controversial post last week by Joshua Claybourn who quoted raw lyrics from the Top 100. N.Z. Bear is not impressed with some so called Christian guy … Continue reading
