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Category Archives: education
Did You Know? (Version 3.0)
06-Dec-08My, How They Love One Another
20-Aug-08Are we Kicking Grandma to the Curb?
For a number of reasons, I have a real problem with what this post (and the quoted article/news story) say. Not because it isn’t true, but because it is. I don’t think that nursing homes are an ideal situation, that’s for sure, but am I capable of taking care [...]
Teaching the Faith
23-Mar-08That led her to join a nine-month process known in the Catholic Church as RCIA, or Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults.
Churches open doors to more converts
In the Nazarene Church, we go through a membership class which lasts a few weeks. In the Lutheran Church, the same. However, these classes do not truly [...]
The Chickens Are Coming Home to Roost
27-Jan-08A bunch of drunk teenagers vandalized a site once inhabited by the American poet Robert Frost. In A Violation of Both Law and the Spirit, Dan Barry seems offended that these, for lack of a better word, punks didn’t show respect to history or elders.
These punks are a direct result of a bunch of [...]
The Whole Money Thing
14-Nov-07In Me and Ron Paul and The Dollar is Falling! The Dollar is Falling!, I discussed central banking and the currency base.
However, in 800 Dollar Gold in Plain English ( archived copy ), Jerry Bowyer adds a little more to the discussion. His primary point is that the theories being pushed in support of [...]
