Posts Tagged ‘religion’

A History Of Red Envelope Day In The US : Ways Anyone May Help

August 27, 2010 by Lisa Krempasky · Leave a Comment
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Red Envelope Day started in 2008. A very faithful man who supported the cause of Pro-Life for over twenty years by sending more than a hundred emails and letters and placing just as many phone calls started it all. He deeply wanted to come up with a symbol for the pre-borns defense so he contacted friends, acquaintance’s and anyone who would listen and advocated for the Pro-Life cause.

Religious And Political Opinions

August 24, 2010 by Gaylord Bowell · Leave a Comment
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If you want to start a heated discussion, just bring up the subjects of religion or politics. People often feel strongly about one or both topics and from an early age we are taught to avoid talking about them at parties or similar events.

Discussion Topics While A First Date

August 23, 2010 by Kevin Graham · Leave a Comment
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There are certain things you should talk about on a first date and certain things you should not. Some things are very sensitive and could potentially ruin an otherwise nice outing. Here are three topics you should be very careful about broaching.

A Short History Of The Hebrew Language

August 5, 2010 by Yoav Greenburg · Leave a Comment
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Hebrew is the language of the the Israelite, children of Abraham, who went to Egypt during a famine, were enslaved there, and who were taken out by Moses. They lived in Israel approximately 1700 years. Hebrew is of course the language of Hebrew scriptures, called the “Torah”, often attributed as the “five books of Moses.”

Obama Can’t Save America

July 7, 2010 by Todd Rutherford · Leave a Comment
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Living in the Hope of My Imagination by William Simpson offers candid and honest answers as to why.

How To Run A Wedding Car Business

July 5, 2010 by Owen Jones · Leave a Comment
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Have you ever thought about running a wedding car business? Although it can be demanding, because you do not want to let anybody down on their big day, it is also fascinating and exciting.

Roger Williams And The Anatomy Of Social Collapse

June 6, 2010 by Oliver Woods · Leave a Comment
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What image does the name “Roger Williams” evoke in your mind’s eye? Most see him as a persecuted martyr, standing alone against religious tyranny.

How The Elastic Clause Paved The Way For The Modern Welfare State

June 6, 2010 by Oliver Woods · Leave a Comment
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Supreme Court manipulation of the Constitution’s “elastic clause” has been the primary means by which the Federal government has usurped power in the United States. If men will not be ruled by God, they must then be ruled by tyrants.

Thomas Jefferson: The Strange Case Of Heretic As Christian Author

May 30, 2010 by Oliver Woods · Leave a Comment
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Could Thomas Jefferson be AntiChrist? It Depends On How You Define The Term.

The Ten Commandments In The Life Of The Nation

May 28, 2010 by Oliver Woods · Leave a Comment
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Recommitment to the Ten Commandments came before every instance of national reform recorded in the Bible. Thus, the modern concept of separation of church and state is exposed as a sham.

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