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Photos of Israel’s nuclear weapons production

Triple Cross: Israel, the Atomic Bomb & the Man Who Spilled the Secrets by Louis Toscano, published in 1990, is the story of Mordechai Vanunu and the pictures he took inside the Dimona plant. I've posted a brief review of the book here:

http://tomryerson.wordpress.com/2012/01/29/photos-of-israels-nuclear-weapons-production/

Posted by Tom Ryerson on January 29, 2012 at 2:30am

The fight in Iraq

I recently read The Final Move Beyond Iraq by Mike Evans. Mr. Evans is a Middle East expert and a Christian evangelist. I posted a short review of his book here:

http://tomryerson.wordpress.com/2012/01/24/the-fight-in-iraq/

Posted by Tom Ryerson on January 24, 2012 at 10:22pm

Eating Healthy (A Healthy Temple for a Holy God)

My Mom has been telling me for possibly a year now, how the foods I eat have these so called "preservatives" in them, and I would always make light of it saying "I'm eating some preservatives in my McDonald's today, Mom". Well, I just recently decided to explore this book where my Mom has received all her wisdom from, and that book is called " Food for Thought" by Sylvia Ferrin. I have to admit I really didn't expect anything to change, I new how to eat healthy (Fruits, Vegetables, etc.), so…

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Posted by Anna Sanders on January 18, 2012 at 1:48pm

What Did They Say?

The other day, I heard my wife chuckling in our dinning area. As I inquired regarding her laughter, she told me of a passage in a book she had just read. In this story, a man was describing his first visit to a charismatic type church: let’s say, he was quite a shocked. The point that made my wife chuckle was his statement regarding his visit: “I got gypped,” he complained, “In twelve years of being a Christian I have never heard one person or pastor mention anything about this Holy Spirit guy… Continue

Posted by Martin Schmaltz on March 28, 2011 at 12:01pm

Have You Experienced The Whole Gospel?

Have I Experienced the Whole Gospel?

A funny title you may think to yourself: after all, I have been saved for “x” number of years.

For the most part, contemporary Christianity focuses on only two aspects of the Gospel (Good News), the fall and redemption. The goal of many churches is to win the lost, getting them to a personal experience of redemption. To accomplish this, much of the preaching focuses on either our deplorable sinful state or the grace of His redemption.… Continue

Posted by Martin Schmaltz on March 26, 2011 at 9:06am

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Photos of Israel’s nuclear weapons production

Triple Cross: Israel, the Atomic Bomb & the Man Who Spilled the Secrets by Louis Toscano, published in 1990, is the story of Mordechai Vanunu and the pictures he took inside the Dimona plant. I've posted a brief review of the book here:http://tomryerson.wordpress.com/2012/01/29/photos-of-israels-nuclear-weapons-production/See More

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David Huston replied to Donnie Gillum's discussion 'Concealed Carry'

Do some people have more value than others? I believe the Bible teaches that they do. Isaiah 40:17 says, "All nations before Him are as nothing, and they are counted by Him less than nothing and worthless." Apparently when God totals up…

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Donnie Gillum replied to Donnie Gillum's discussion 'Concealed Carry'

Well said, Brandon. I might add that sifting through our carnality to grasp spiritual understanding is actually the fundamental purpose of this dialogue we've particapated in. It is indeed a "dark glass" we are…

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Brandon Steinke replied to Donnie Gillum's discussion 'Concealed Carry'

Amen. One of my constant concerns, not just in this discussion but day-to-day, and the reason I stress some of these issues, is that we would constantly check our own hearts and spirits and motives, because it is sooooo easy for our carnality to…

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Mike R. Prevost replied to Donnie Gillum's discussion 'Concealed Carry'

Two things. First, although your intent is not to kill the attacker, but to stop him, neither is your intention to NOT kill your attacker. You are stopping him in the safest way you can -- safest to YOU that is. Second,…

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Brandon Steinke replied to Donnie Gillum's discussion 'Concealed Carry'

Yes, I hadn't thought of it that way. Although a while back I did preach a similarily minded message on the importance of a single solitary life. Thanks. Mike, any thoughts on my post? What time is it in Alabama? You still sleeping? Ha ha. :)

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David Huston replied to Donnie Gillum's discussion 'Concealed Carry'

The word "blood" is actually in the plural form in the orginal (bloods). Commentators suggest that this indicates that Cain not only killed Abel, but he also, in effect, killed all of the potential offspring that could have come from…

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Brandon Steinke replied to Donnie Gillum's discussion 'Concealed Carry'

Sounds pretty good to me Mike, and I especially appreciate the note: If I may make one comment without *officially* stepping back into the conversation (OK, I confess, it's really hard to stay out of it.) One of the reasons I feel this note and…

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