Monthly Archives: April 2010
The Bible and Pi – Another Win for Scripture
This is the kind of thing that I just love reading. I think I have found a new blog to frequent. I have not yet run into an atheist that tried to claim the Bible was inaccurate on the value of Pi, but this is an excellent example of studying deeper in the text. Can [...]
Shrouded in Mystery
Update: There is another interesting article that was put out this week regarding the back of the Shroud. I will admit that the Shroud of Turin is one of those things that just fascinates me. I have no problem believing that it might be the genuine article, but my faith does not hinge on its [...]
Time for an amicable separation
If you don’t read Walter Williams’ columns already, you should. I will admit that I have kept my eye on a couple of movements that seek to do the kinds of things he mentions in this column. Time for an amicable separation.
The nonexistent, evil chick called Easter
I know that many who come here are aware of my thoughts regarding the pagan influences present in much of modern Christianity. I don’t feel like writing any more today about it, but I have been meaning to share a link to this article for a few days now. There is no better time than [...]
How government brings conflict
Walter Williams is one of my all time favorite columnists. There isn’t much I can add to this at all. I simply encourage you to go and read it. Beer or wine? How government brings conflict.





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