I believe in some type of apocalyptic event, but I'm not sure that it will play out exactly as written in the Bible. Many peoples and religions around the world have end-times scenarios with alot of similarities.
I think right now, we're going through a "testing time". While I'm a Christian...
Maybe for some, but when I look back at history on those countries that operated by the "pre-emptive strike" methodology, all I see are people like Hitler and Napolean and Hirohito, people that laid it all out on the line and then lost miserably and ended up being destroyed and taking along time...
I think another thing that really bothers people is the fact that after inspectors were out of the country for several years and all we did was patrol the no-fly zone, we only gave physical inspections a very short time and then said they weren't working. It didn't seem logical. And when you...
Oh yeah? Ever been to Georgia before? Some friends of mine got held up by gunpoint on their way to Moscow by some friendly Georgians. Nice, peaceful God-fearing people. Salt of the earth! Ha.
I've been to both and I would take Paris anyday over some of those former East European block...
I'm wondering what people think their future will be like in America?
Do you think you'll be able to live as well or better than your parents?
Will you see continual warfare with US forces involved?
What type of jobs do you see in your future?
Do you think the US economy will recover?
Do...
Generally, it's a good experience. However, with this political climate, it's hard to say. Since we're hated by 3/4's of the world right now, it might not be the best experience as if you went in more peaceful times.
I studied in Germany in the early 90's and even then, there were plenty of...
The solution is easy enough. Get the heck out of these peoples countries and you don't need to worry about them coming after us. They just want to be left alone. Bin Laden wants it. Saddam wants it. They have made it clear, globalization is not for them. How about we start with your friend...
I think you're looking at it the wrong way. Government people do spend money. But spending money doesn't necessarily help the economy. We could all go out and empty our bank accounts today and flock to the stores and the shelves would be empty. In the short term, for the next few months, the...
I don't always agree with this. Presidents can have alot to do with the economy. Take the telecommunications boom of the 1990's. We often think of the dot com boom during that time, but the real boom was in telecommunications. We had the largest misallocation of funds in the history of the...
Tchaikovskey's Symphony No. 6 - Pathetique
It's basically 4 movements of the seasons of life (from birth to death). The last couple are quite reflective and sad.
Interesting how this guy seems to get past security everytime. God works in mysterious ways.
Gate-Crasher Hands Bush Message From God
The Rev. Richard "Rich" Weaver, nicknamed "Handshake Man" because of his knack for getting up close and personal with the high and mighty, struck again...
Voting is economically irrational. It takes a lot of effort to learn about the candidates, and even more effort to learn the meaning of the propositions on the ballots, the outcome of which, if politically relevant to influential special-interest groups, will probably be reversed in court within...
Hopefully, the 10th man will be a moral Christian and adhere to the teachings of Christ and follow the tenet that "to whom much is given, much is expected". Since society has no way to ensure that the wealthy among us will indeed follow this code (especially in these times), better men than the...
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