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This World We're Living In / A Tale on Reality by Lluís Bus...Last post by Michael:D - June 05, 2024, 10:36:50 AMYour message has been sent
Nom: infinitelyremote Correu electrònic: masodo@infinitelyremote.com Web: http://BlogDogIt.com Assumpte: Hello Lluís, I enjoyed your "Science" section - great food for thought! I would like permission to reproduce the article "https://lluisbusse.wordpress.com/2020/12/27/a-tale-on-reality/" on my blog: http://www.deburger.com/vestibule/ (and from there to BlogDogIt.com) I would of course give you the credit and link back to the original. I think this is worthy of greater distribution. I see you often at the Markozen blog and am often reminded to visit you here. Thank you for your consideration, ~Mike "masodo" DeBurger 2
This World We're Living In / ARC (Alliance for Responsible ...Last post by Michael:D - April 10, 2024, 08:51:32 AMThis Is Easily the Most Important Speech Jordan Peterson Has Ever Done - via The Rubin Report
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Historically Speaking / the3rd3rdLast post by Michael:D - December 15, 2023, 11:22:08 AM4
Suggestion Box / Re: Unseen RealmLast post by Michael:D - November 20, 2023, 10:34:41 AMHi Dave,
Sorry, I forgot to look in on this site and am only now replying to your inquiry. Yes that recording (those recordings) is available here: http://deburger.com/vestibule/index.php/topic,188.0.html I hope you found them before your trip! I was thinking about listening again as well - thanks for asking Sorry to hear your computer got stolen other than that? I hope you all are doing well 5
Suggestion Box / Unseen RealmLast post by Dave T - July 14, 2023, 05:38:23 PMGood afternoon Michael. Is the audio of the Heiser book on this sight. I had it downloaded to my computer but lost it when it was stolen. I wanted to listen to it while I was driving.
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Recorded Live / Re: Episode 26 - The One Where...Last post by Michael:D - November 26, 2022, 08:06:39 PMThanks for posting Dave! always mindful
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Recorded Live / Re: Episode 26 - The One Where...Last post by Dave T - September 26, 2022, 10:36:40 PMMemories pressed between the pages of my mind 🙂
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The Holy Bible / St. Paul, the Man and His WorkLast post by Michael:D - August 17, 2022, 10:46:20 AMSt. Paul, the Man and His Work is a work written by Heinrich Weinel in 1906. It is touted to have been "selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it."
Weinel's introduction explains that the only books of the Bible that can reliably be attributed to Paul himself include only the following 8 books:
It is chiefly through these writings that the author has ventured to tell the story of the venerable Saint Paul. In his words: QuoteI trust that no essential feature will be found to be missing in the picture which I have attempted to draw of St Paul, although I have strictly confined myself to those letters the authenticity of which is acknowledged by the great majority of critics, including myself. Heinrich Weinel presents a careful examination of the facts as he sees them and sheds some interesting (and somewhat controversial) light on how the work of Paul has influenced modern Christianity. Although written in the beginning of the 20th century, many of these observations will be sure to edify even today's readers. Available here in PDF format for your enjoyment. (other formats available at Archive.org) 9
Life Reborn / Attaining to the Resurrection...Last post by Michael:D - March 29, 2022, 10:58:06 AMIn this recording from the Concordant Publishing Concern, James Coram is characteristically filled with the Holy Spirit as he channels the passion of the Apostle Paul on the topics of Attaining and Enemies Some real "Solid Food" for the faith. Please listen in... Click the player below to listen in your browser or right-click and "save audio as" to download the podcast: 10
Historically Speaking / The Origin and Purpose of EvilLast post by Michael:D - October 13, 2021, 11:08:18 AMThe Origin and Purpose of Evil by Vladimir Gelesnoff In the perennial questionings of the human mind after the ways of God there are four typical forms of perplexity. The first and most common is the question of circumstances. The injustice and inequality that obtain, the unequal distribution of the blessings of life, the superabundance of prosperity which the few enjoy at the expense of the masses, give rise to the question, How can such a condition be tolerated in the dominions of a God of absolute justice a God that considers the poor, and is the friend of the fatherless and the widow? In addition to this strange condition of affairs there are times when the fates seem to array themselves against man. The varied factors which spin out the web of our existence seem to combine their efforts, and conspire to defeat individual effort. The convergence of circumstances in shaping unfavorable conditions at times results in tragic issues. Unbalanced by the strain of prolonged adversity, the mind loses all sense of proportion. Brooding over trouble, men forget the tempering influences that are ever at work, despair of life all round, and either seek to drown their sorrow in wine or escape it altogether by suicide. This aspect of perplexity is presented in Proverbs, "Give strong drink unto him that is ready to perish, and wine unto the bitter in soul; let him drink, and forget his poverty, and remember his misery no more. |