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by Ken Lawson - 2006-12-01
God did create the devil, but not as he is today. The Bible, which is the Word of God, so states; and that is sufficient and final. Where is the man or woman into whose mind has not come the question,...
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by Linda Dipman - 2006-12-07
Many of today's theologians refuse to talk about Satan. They would rather blame all evil on people and sin. Today I wish to enlighten the world and the great historians and teachers of the Bible abo...
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by Linda Dipman - 2006-12-07
Many people are confused as to why the war in Iraq never comes to an end. They want the war on terror to be fought, but they don't like to sacrifice American soldiers' lives. It is time to look at t...
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by J.J. Jackson - 2006-12-09
During our own struggle for independence from the British crown, we Americans sought out help. Eventually we enlisted the French who were admittedly hesitant to aid the upstart colonists against Engl...
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by Linda Dipman - 2006-12-11
Many of today's theologians refuse to talk about Satan. They would rather blame all evil on people and sin. Today I wish to enlighten the world and the great historians and teachers of the Bible abo...
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by Nathan Tabor - 2006-12-12
As we as a nation start to roll the year 2006 to the side, it's time for predictions for 2007. Of course, there's the tried-and-true-the new Democratic Congress will try to undo all that the Republic...
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by Dr. Charles Sabillon - 2007-01-02
Human beings are obsessed with sex. According to psychologists, men think in sex about fifty times per day. That is a lot considering that during most of the day they are supposedly working, studying ...
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by Dr. Charles Sabillon - 2007-01-02
There are two options for the future of humanity with respect to sex.The first and most obvious, for it is already under way, is one in which technology increasingly eliminates the negative effects of...
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by Sharon White - 2007-01-24
Aside from the common absolutes of this world, such as death, taxes, or even love, change remains the most feared.In William Shakespeare's Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, the title character is a man ha...
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by Richard Sem - 2007-02-06
I've always been fascinated by the concept of a devil, of some invisible and incredibly wicked creature who inspires us to acts of sin and depravation. I even wrote a novel, Lucifer's Testament: Road...
