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- Why Did Jesus Tell Mary, "Mine Hour Is Not Yet Come" (John 2:4)?
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- Did Essenes identify with the Herods?
- The “Cushite” wife of Moses
- The wife and other problems about Cain
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- The Timna mines and the Exodus
- Some issues concerning the exodus as an event in time
Daily Archives: August 26, 2018
European Holocaust had roots in Africa, now Namibia is suing Germany — OffGuardian
Reblogging for future reference: In Africa, Namibian history is no secret. Nothing is taboo. This is what is common knowledge in Windhoek or in Cape Town in neighboring South Africa: The Germans drove into the desert, and then exterminated, over … Continue reading
The Sermon on the Mount and Going Beyond the Law
Originally posted on Reading Acts:
The Sermon on the Mount is very much a Jewish style collection and there are some parallels between Jesus’ teaching and discussions of the Law found in the Mishnah. For example, exchanging coins for tithes…
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Class-Warfare Taxes Are Most Harmful to Prosperity
Originally posted on International Liberty:
When I write about the economics of fiscal policy and need to give people an easy-to-understand explanation on how government spending affects growth, I share my four-part video series. But. other than a much-too-short primer…
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The Shining Path
Originally posted on Clarissa's Blog:
Even the word “socialism” seems to turn people who use it into rambling idiots: The libertarian sees the market as synonymous with freedom. But socialists hear “the market” and think of the anxious parent,…
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