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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Can Depression Be Cured?
According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), depression cannot be cured. In fact, reading about depression on their website is pretty depressing [1]. As someone who has struggled with both PTSD and Depression for a long time (two … Continue reading
Fundamental Belief #14: On Military Service And War
I am a (very loyal) member in the United Church of God, but there is one fundamental belief I have trouble with (and I know I am not the only one). As it is one of my duties to teach … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Biblical History, Christianity, Church of God, History, Military History
Tagged cogwa, culture, Legacy Institute
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1 Corinthians 5:9-13: Put Away From Yourselves The Evil Person
People often have the mistaken belief that disfellowshipment is merely a decision made by a minister to throw someone out of a church organization, usually for reasons of ‘attitude’ (which usually means someone is not sufficiently respectful of the powers-that-be). … Continue reading
Vantage Point
For those of us who are interested in odd and potentially disastrous foreign news, something alarming is going on in Pakistan right now. Pakistan is claiming that some soldiers of theirs were killed in a premeditated attack by NATO troops … Continue reading
No Brakes
Today I had a couple of meetings at the farm, so as usual I had to borrow a bike to get there. I found out quickly, to my surprise, that the bike I had picked had no brakes. Have you … Continue reading
Makro Polo
[Note: No, the title of this blog is not a typo.] For those of us who are students of logistics, one of the wonders of the Mongol Empire in the days of Marco Polo was the trade and communication (including, … Continue reading
Somaliland Update: Little By Little
In today’s Somaliland Update we will look at how Somaliland is working little by little to improve its connections with other nations and develop its natural resources. First we will look at how Secretary of State Hillary Clinton gave an … Continue reading
Posted in Somaliland
Tagged business, diplomacy, engineering, Somalia, United Arab Emirates, Yemen
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On The Problem Of Evil
A common theodicy problem between Christians (or theists in general) and atheists and agnostics concerns the problem of evil. However, this problem is not the same on both sides. A video posted by a friend of mine [1] on the … Continue reading
When Gratitude Doesn’t Last: A Musing On Black Friday
It is not terribly surprising, even if it is a bit disappointing, the sort of business culture that develops around shopping. One can tell what is most important about a culture by what time and attention are devoted to. In … Continue reading
Something To Be Thankful For
As I sit down five hours removed from a wonderful Thanksgiving spread, full of rolls, butternut squash soup, caesar salad, green bean casserole, sweet potatoes, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, turkey, and pumpkin pie, I feel there is a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Musings
Tagged bio-psychodynamics, food, Legacy Institute, lese majeste, Thailand, Thanksgiving
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