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Daily Archives: November 14, 2012
Blinded by Might 8: Authenticity
For my write-up today on Blinded by Might: Why the Religious Right Can’t Save America, by Cal Thomas and Ed Dobson, I’ll talk some about Cal Thomas’ interview with Tony Hall. According to the wikipedia article about him, Hall was … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson, Political Philosophy, Politics, Religion
Tagged Abortion, Authenticity, Budget, Cal Thomas, Capital Gains, Christian Coalition, Department of Education, Feminism, jerry falwell, Moral Majority, Pat Robertson, Poor, spirituality, Tony Hall
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Completing Enoch and the Mosaic Torah (For Now)
I finished Enoch and the Mosaic Torah: The Evidence of Jubilees. I may refer to this book in the future, when I am on the lookout for a topic for a blog post. In this post, I’ll use as my … Continue reading
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