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Category Archives: Politics/Current Events
In retrospect, Nixon was wise…
I remember the shock and outrage of a nation when it became known that Nixon had made secret recordings of nearly every conversation that took place in the Oval Office (and the subsequent reverse outrage at the missing 18 minutes … Continue reading
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More on the Jesus ossuaries
For those who are interested, curious or bothered by the Discovery Channel documentary (to be shown Sunday, March 4) or the just-released book, Ben Witherington has posted a new list of problems with the claims, after his review of the … Continue reading
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Make no bones about it – the tomb of Jesus!
It appears that the Toronto Star broke a story that has raised a near instant uproar across the web (the wonders of the Internet…). The hoopla is all about a new $4 million documentary to be aired on the Discovery … Continue reading
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The religion of politics
Republican politics, since the rise of the “Moral Majority” about three decades ago, has become increasingly religion-aware. I can’t use the word religious and certainly can’t say spiritual, but religion-aware seems to sum it up nicely. I was just reading … Continue reading
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