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Monthly Archives: July 2019
The Four “Horsewomen”
The (so-called) “Squad” I wonder who came up with this nickname. No, I’m not referring to Trump’s latest ‘Four Horsewomen of the Apocalypse’ name: that was obviously from Mike Pence. The Squad sounds innocuous enough, until you start to think … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, feminism, native americans, racism, religion, Trump, United States history
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All’s Fair in Politics?
Do I Have to Say the Words? Donald Trump has done it again, but this time he has spoken for more than just the ‘Silent Majority’. He has also spoken for the Native American population. But he won’t get that. … Continue reading
Who are You Calling a Philistine?
It’s All Greek to Me Recent news has come out that the Philistines may have actually come from Greece. That makes them “Westerners” to our way of thinking. But it makes the pejorative term ‘philistine’ suddenly suspect. Have we been … Continue reading
The Rational Way to Spiritual Healing
I’m Just Going Down to the Pub to Do a Few Miracles What a title, eh? Colin Bloy first published this book in 1990, and it was reprinted again in 1991. This version is newly minted, newly printed, thanks to … Continue reading
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Tagged chakras, dowsing, energy, FountainInternational, healing, humour, ley lines, New Age, psychic
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Whether You Believe It or Not!
Just Think About It! I’ve been a diabetic for 16 years. My father suffered from it, too. It’s the ‘silent’ epidemic ruining the lives of a great many people. The thing is, it kills you. I’ve been reading a book … Continue reading
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Tagged belief systems, co-creator, diabetes, diet, health diagnosis, inspirational words, self-image, synchronicity
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Is God on Our Side?
Does the Universe have Our Back? I was reading an article online that had been linked to us by the leader of our Faith & Science group, and then it struck me: most of us think that if we are … Continue reading
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Tagged belief systems, egotism, God, religion, religions
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Yesterday’s Solar Eclipse
This was the view from my back yard at the precise moment of the total solar eclipse when it was crossing South America. Not very spectacular, eh? But I have a great excuse: the path of totality was mostly over … Continue reading
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