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The Christians of Israel: A Remarkable Group | Jonathan Adelman
In the nightmarish maelstrom that defines the Middle East today, there are few places of refuge for Christians. While Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Sudan and Libya are disintegrating and Egypt is embattled, the
Source: The Christians of Israel: A Remarkable Group | Jonathan Adelman
Praying coach, Satanists attend football game – YouTube
The Old Testament vs. the New Testament? – YouTube
The best way to bless Israel is with Jesus
In the period following the destruction of the temple, the Jewish religious leadership faced a serious problem. Unlike the first Diaspora, which would last for seventy years, according to God’s revelation through Jeremiah, there was now no prophecy with a specific time limit and Jeremiah 31 was ignored! So how do you maintain Judaism while admitting that God is rejecting your sacrificial system, without a temple and without the Messiah?
Source: Judaism in not Jewish – Because the best way to bless Israel is with Jesus
Hamilton & Jefferson: Moral Opposites | National Review Online
These two Founding Fathers could hardly be more unlike.
Source: Hamilton & Jefferson: Moral Opposites | National Review Online
Woodlawn – October 12, 2015
Source: Woodlawn – October 12, 2015
HALLOWEEN IS CATHOLIC ? Yup
I raised my nine children in the shadow of other dedicated Catholic mothers, mostly homeschoolers, who thought Halloween was evil, dedicated to witches. Their children were not allowed to celebrate with their neighbors but went to a church basement to celebrate All Saints Eve.
This church was an hour away from us. More importantly, I felt my children suffered enough because of a perceived alienation from their peers. At our tiny Catholic, country school everyone dressed up for the day and often joined friends afterward to go door to door. I did not want to deny them the joy and creative fun which surrounded this cultural, childhood tradition.
Found on catholicicing.com
IT’S TIME FOR CATHOLICS TO EMBRACE HALLOWEEN
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