Monthly Archives: June 2007

“The King James Only Controversy” by James R. White (introduction)

<br /> Some time ago I purchased “The King James Only Controversy” by James R. White (LibraryThing doesn’t include the “R” but I had a visitor to my library list ask me to add it because there’s another James White … Continue reading

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LibraryThing – more new additions

I’m a new Amazon affiliate (if you click on my link and buy…I get Amazon gift certificates!) <br /> If you wonder how a person can pray for the destruction of his(or her) enemies, this book gives a good perspective. … Continue reading

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Thursday Thirteen

Thirteen Things I want to get done today: 1…. Start your list here! Clean the fridge inside and out (tomorrow is shopping day) change my sheets (that means more laundry) do more laundry get ALL caught up on dishes shine … Continue reading

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“Military Motivator”

HT: Military Motivator via  A Storm in Afghanistan.

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Baggatiway

The short story is: Fort Michilimackinac was at the center of the vast Great Lakes fur trade in 1763, when Native American dissatisfaction with the British erupted in a series of attacks—including the siege of Fort Detroit —called Pontiac’s Rebellion. … Continue reading

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LibraryThing – a few new books

Note – some of these I’ve had for a while, they just were not added Looking for organization with this aspect also – and something that would give me specific exercises and stretches to help shin splints. I’ve had this … Continue reading

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We are home from vacation…

and I have lots of pictures, but won’t inflict them all at one time… My “new sport” is disc golf (which I only play when I’m with my kids). We were in Mackinaw City and wanted to try a disc … Continue reading

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CRC Synod 2007 – The Belhar Confession

June 12, 2007—Synod today encouraged Christian Reformed churches to become familiar with the Belhar Confession, a declaration focusing on justice, unity and reconciliation. 1. We believe in the triune God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, who gathers, protects and cares … Continue reading

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Ah….vacation…

My sister-in-laws, Judy and Deb, are treating my kids and I to a week “up north”… I’ll be back next Saturday…

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Federal Vision – correctness vs. acceptability

I haven’t paid much attention to the whole thing and now I’m curious. One of the churches that I’ve visited is PCA (Presbyterian Church in America), so why don’t I just find out what the controversy is all about! Joseph … Continue reading

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Today’s 5K

More later

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My latest acquisition

The Gateway Sabre is our stable driver and one of the straightest flying discs on the market. A fast disc with pinpoint accuracy and a predictable finish late in its flight, the Sabre is versatile enough to hold any line … Continue reading

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Fit Friday…

for those who keep up with the fitness thing…Fit Friday is posted. I’ve nearly given up on the diet thing – I’m hanging in there because health goes way beyond weight loss. The reason for my frustration is graphic (warning … Continue reading

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When I Read This To You (author name withheld)

The night I graduated another man received his honorary AA from the Noorthoek Academy. Fred has Down Syndrome and has been working on this degree for 18 years. I walked their fund raiser a few weeks ago with one of … Continue reading

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SBC vs. Public Schools

From a conversation going on elsewhere (Thinklings and Mrs. Blo) And the subject is Christian kids in public schools. Here’s a resolution from SBC (2005) Voddie Baucham (who I generally like) explains his stand on removing Christian students from public … Continue reading

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