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    I am certainly no historian, but I do pay attention to the current events that I consider to be impactful. With that said, I offer this concerning the current political divide in America. Bush/Gore In my estimation, the great divide… Read More ›

  • Legitimacy

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    The following is an excerpt from Scott Fowler, Contending for the Habit of Daily Prayer. New York: Issachar Imprints. 2016. There are two things we need to be comfortable with if we are to successfully cultivate a meaningful, dynamic prayer life…. Read More ›

  • Hmmm . . . what should the Electoral College do tomorrow?

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    Well, after doing my own reading of the pertinent points of the Constitution and Chapter 1 of Title 3, United States Code (62 Stat. 672, as amended), and reviewing this video again, I have come to the conclusion that it… Read More ›

  • Man in Particular |

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    Gotthold Ephraim Lessing suggested there are two approaches to the study of man. Either one considers man in particular or in general. Of the first approach one can hardly say it is the noblest pur… Source: Man in Particular |

  • Huma Abedin: Dangerous Clinton Indulgence

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      These photos taken from the websites in question show the connection between the Institute of Muslim Minority Affairs and the Muslim World League. Notice the names of Saleha S Mahmoud Abedin and Hassan Abedin, the mother and brother of… Read More ›

  • I Love This Poem

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    When Day Is Done Edgar Guest When day is done and the night slips down, And I’ve turned my back on the busy town, And come once more to the welcome gate Where the roses nod and the children wait,… Read More ›

  • America: Melting Pot No More

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    Israel Zangwill, a Jewish writer and political activist well known at the beginning of the twentieth century,[1] wrote a play called “The Melting Pot.” In it, the Russian-Jewish immigrant David Quixano says, America is God’s Crucible, the great Melting-Pot where… Read More ›

  • Principled Conservatives Voting for Hillary?

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    Oddly enough, there are still some Conservatives who are mystified at the claim that a choice to vote for a third party candidate or not to vote at all is, in the end, a vote for Hillary. So here is one… Read More ›

  • Even Conservative FOX Doesn’t Get Trump!

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    I was disappointed in several of the Fox News team last evening (Hume, Megyn Kelly, Dana Perrino) when they made a big deal about Trump’s unwillingness to accept the results if the election. Are they paying attention? With the Veritas… Read More ›

  • The Mind, the Soul, and a Clear Path to Victory

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    Good morning SGT family! I hope you will hear from the Lord today. Today I will be sharing a message entitled,  The Mind, the Soul, and a Clear Path to Victory (just click the link and you will have my notes).

  • It’s All Good!

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    Hey for those of you who were turned away at SGT today (if that’s you you know what the situation was), FYI–It’s All Good Now! Come back! We are going to have a great day today!

  • Philosophical Theology: Why it Matters |

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    What it is . . . Let me first give a simple working definition of philosophical theology. If philosophy is an attempt at a rational interpretation of reality, and if theology is the study of God, t… Source: Philosophical Theology:… Read More ›

  • Modernistic Bias

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    “Our willingness to accept scientific claims that are against common sense is the key to an understanding of the real struggle between science and the supernatural. We take the side of science in spite of the patent absurdity of some of its… Read More ›

  • When the Wheels Come Off the Wagon

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    I suppose no one should be surprised that in a world that has accepted homosexuality and transgenderism there would also be a place for whales evolving from small land animals. It fits right in. Here is a great little video… Read More ›

  • Texas mom wakes up from surgery with a British accent

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    Wow! You think you’ve heard it all… Rare speech disorder leaves a Houston-area mother of three sounding like she belongs on “Downton Abbey” Source: Texas mom wakes up from surgery with a British accent

  • Bears Evolving into Whales!

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    An interesting story surrounds the following passage from the first edition of Darwin’s Origin of Species. Here’s the passage: In North America the black bear was seen by Hearne swimming for hours with widely open mouth, thus catching, like a… Read More ›

  • Too Many Turtles!

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    One of the common arguments against the idea of a First Cause of the universe or a Prime Mover is the counter argument, “What caused the First Cause? This comeback is a little like the person who, not paying attention… Read More ›

  • I’m Wondering…?

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    No one would know it but in the last four and a half years since this blog has been online it has had views from almost every nation in the world. I don’t post all the time or even regularly,… Read More ›

  • Encouraged by Atheism?

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    Somehow, the mass of men have allowed themselves to become pre-conditioned to assume that philosophers and atheists are super intelligent. We expect to read their writings and be blown away by irrefutable logic and insights concerning, among other things, the… Read More ›

  • Silly Statement of the Week

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    An atheist on Facebook made the following statement in a reply to sometyhing I said after viewing the PBS video of Stephen Hawking’s Machine of Life. The video displays a sort of cause and effect process showing how one movement… Read More ›