January 6th is a big holiday in Greece – and considered by many to be the last day of the Christmas Season. Most businesses are closed on this day, the Day of Ephiphany or as some call it, “The Three Kings Day.” The religious holiday celebrates the day of Jesus Christ’s baptism by John The
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See Update Below… The world has Ancient Greece to thank for their philosophers and ideas that they could question anything, investigate, think, express new ideas, and even realize that old beliefs about the world might be wrong. I am sure that if some of those ancient Greek philosophers were alive today, they would be mortified
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In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, it is recorded that there was some plotting to overthrow and/or interfere with the secular government of Italy. Note, your great grandparents may have been alive at this time, and this was not “hundreds” of years ago back into the “Dark Ages.” The plotters were also against
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1. Who ordered that a student of science and medicine be boiled alive (to death) in a vat of oil, tar and turpentine? a. Extremist Islamists b. Libertarian Deists c. Christians 2. In Europe, there was a city where Christians, Muslims and Jews all lived peacefully together. Commerce and trade were carried out in that
Christians calling for military strikes against Iran. Christians who don’t even know their own Bible. Christians calling for the Battle of Armageddon. By the way, according to the Old Testament, the Jewish nation is NOT the Old Testament nation of Israel. It’s a breakaway nation – descendants of the Nation of Judah after the original
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“”I think this is more fanciful and absurd theorizing. Every Christian knows that Jesus, the son of God and man, died and rose again on Easter Sunday,” said Joseph Zwilling, a spokesperson for the Catholic church in New York, where details of the discovery will be unveiled this morning.“No alleged DNA test or Hollywood film
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It’s been a long weekend here. No, not in the sense of having extra days off – rather quite the opposite where I’ve been trying to get in as much time with my amazing little 4 year old, while also spending hours working on some projects that “JUST NEED TO GET DONE.” As to my
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I was walking by the television set when an advertisment for some medical show was on. The speaker mentioned something about a “boy born pregnant.” I wondered if it was just something to get my attention, or whether in fact, a boy has ever been born and was pregnant. A Google search turned this up:
In order to understand more fully some history of the 20th century, we need to delve into who exactly Ngo Dinh Diem was. Let us find out: Diem was a staunch Roman Catholic born in Viet Nam. His brother was the Archbishop of Hue. Early in his life, Diem wanted to become a priest, but
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Hymn For The Day: Psalm 8:6 “Thou madest him to have dominion over the works of they hands; thou has put all things under his feet: (Chanted over and over and over and over and over) Prayer For The Day: Oh Great Architect Of The Universe, once again we come before you, and ask to
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