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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Examining The Options Of Palestinian Statehood
By the time I wake up, we will know a lot more about the way that the bid for Palestinian statehood is shaping up. That said, there are a few different options that exist, and they are worth examining at … Continue reading
Deuteronomy 21:1-9: Righteous Blood Cries Out For Vengeance
How seriously do we take the vengeance of God? We know from Romans 12:19, which quotes Deuteronomy 32:35, that we are not to avenge ourselves, for “Vengeance is Mine, I will repay,” says God. So believers know that they are … Continue reading
What Would Otto Von Bismarck Do?
Today while I was having an online conversation with a friend about her background (which was Danish and German), I was reminded of one of my favorite obscure wars of history: the Danish War of 1864. In this war (to … Continue reading
Posted in Church of God, History, International Relations, Military History
Tagged Europe, Germany, prophecy
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Made To Last
One of the aspects of modern technology that I do not particularly understand very well is the drive on the part of manufacturers and web designers to continually (and drastically) change their approach. This is one of the aspects of … Continue reading
Crises Of The Houses Divided
I come from a house divided. I have long recognized that I was not alone in this, but it has taken a lifetime to realize just how divided all of the houses I have ever belonged to are. In fact, … Continue reading
Posted in American Civil War, Church of God, History, Musings
Tagged culture, family, political history, politics
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Negative Obsessive Rumination And The Artist’s Enigma
It is almost a cliche to hear of the relationship between artists and mental illness. Writers, musicians, comics, and other performers are routinely diagnosed with mental illness, particularly depression, and often self-medicate through sexuality, drugs, and alcohol. Nonetheless, artists are … Continue reading
Posted in Musings
Tagged bio-psychodynamics, drama, literature, positive psychology, psychology
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Why Do Governments Get Blamed For Natural Disasters?
One of the illogical, but seemingly constant, facets of life is to read articles like this one [1] where governments are blamed for natural disasters. While it might be satisfying to take a cheap shot at Pakistan for such unrealistic … Continue reading
The Day I Gave Myself Homework
Today something happened in class that is a rare one for a teacher, and that is giving myself homework. Today in Speech class I was introducing the fifth speech for my students: “Get the facts,” in which I expostulated eloquently … Continue reading
Posted in Musings
Tagged education, Legacy Institute, logic, musing, philosophy, politics
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Why Have A Trinity Anyway?
Today I would like to tackle, at least in part, the second of the two loose threads I deliberately left in my original post on the Trinity earlier this weekend [1]. Today I would not like to answer the important … Continue reading
Somaliland Update: Chinese Deal, Athletes, Foreign Diplomacy Update
As is often the case, I sometimes hold off on writing a Somaliland update and then find out it becomes much larger than it was originally intended to be. In today’s update we have some further information about the Chinese … Continue reading
Posted in International Relations, Somaliland, Sports
Tagged Africa, business, diplomacy, olympics, politics, Somalia
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