Stuff related to, or referencing, the Old Testament.
Submitted by NewOldSalt on Sun, Sep 13, 2009 - 2:04 am
Isn't it ironic that so many people who mistakenly take Cain's indignant statement to God—"am I my brother's keeper?"—as though it was a command, seem to be the very ones shouting the loudest against an intelligent and compassionate healthcare system, like every other modern society has? One that is more interested in keeping people healthy and fixing ills quickly versus making executives rich and enriching their shareholders? Isn't this so much bigger than a miniscule portion of the population seeking enormous financial gain from driving so many to bankruptcy?
Submitted by NewOldSalt on Sun, Jun 21, 2009 - 5:02 pm
Here are some articles you can use in studying the Bible.
Submitted by NewOldSalt on Sat, Jan 10, 2009 - 2:16 am
Dear Overly Hyper-Religious People,
I just found your site on the Internet by accident.
Sometimes I count myself as a very religious person, sometimes not.
But recently I came across a web site that seemed to be put together by at least one Bible thumper. So most of this letter is directed towards that site, which I will not point to.
Submitted by NewOldSalt on Sat, Dec 20, 2008 - 9:22 pm
The Christ.
The Messiah.
The Cross
A symbol that points to the nearly-three-whole-days interruption of the baby Jesus' adult life.
Three whole days became four holes, four large body piercings; one for each limb.
And a myriad of small and large puncture wounds.
A symbol that points to shame.
A symbol that points to servitude.
The Messiah, part genetic material from a young girl, and part genetic material created by God's spirit, to create the DNA needed for birthing a human being to represent him on earth.
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