The Six Stages of Mental Strength Many people think that mentally strong people are simply born that way. That from the moment their feet hit the ground, they are simply endowed with some almost supernatural skill that allows them to face challenges bravely. Others think that mental strength is like a light bulb – it is either turned on or turned off. Who's Who in Bible Prophecy The individuals listed below are Christians (past and present) who are passionate about their faith. Some are recognized pastors, scholars and teachers of Bible prophecy and eschatology (study of end-times) who also belong to various denominations. Also listed here are those from pseudo-Christian organizations (so-called Christian groups that adhere to doctrines outside mainstream Christianity).
Algeria; A Persecuted Land Where Revival Refuses to Cease Algeria; A Persecuted Land Where Revival Refuses to Cease By Aidan Clay TIZI OUZOU, ALGERIA (ANS) -- An angry mob of local Muslims, disturbed over the presence of the newly constructed Tafat Church in Tizi Ouzou, Algeria, hoped that a little intimidation would scare the congregation away for good. The mob broke in and ransacked the building one night, stealing sound equipment and lighting church property on fire. Nearly all furniture, Bibles and electrical appliances were damaged beyond repair. "They came and smashed things up.
Back of the Bible Everybody loves the Bible. It's shit-full of good advice you can apply to everyday life, from "turn the other cheek" to "God hates fags." What many people don't know, however, is that the Bible isn't just the basis for highly collectible Jesus plates—it's also an enormous goddamn thousands-years-old book. The Delk Print An Alleged Human Footprint on a Loose Rock [DRAFT] © 2008-2013, Glen J. Kuban Part of Kuban's Paluxy web site Bibles The Bible and the codex initially took shape within a Roman Empire that stretched from Syria to Scotland. Greek and Latin were the literary languages, and by fourth century Christianity was the state religion. In the early Middle Ages individual nations began to emerge, with their own languages, cultures, and religious traditions—orthodox Christian, heretical, and pagan—all influencing the ways in which Bible and book were perceived and produced. Still, the concept of "empire" continued to haunt ambitious leaders who saw faith as a way to unite their diverse subjects. Disseminating a religion of the Word involved both finding interpreters to preach in local languages and teaching people sufficient literacy for reading and copying texts. Missionaries often used a written version of the spoken language while different sounds required the creation of suitable scripts.
I am a Christian When I say When I say, "I am a Christian" I'm not shouting, "I’ve been saved!" I'm whispering, "I get lost! That's why I chose this way" When I say, "I am a Christian" I don't speak with human pride I'm confessing that I stumble—Needing God to be my guide Why I Left Mormonism - the Mormon Church Documentation on my reasons for leaving Mormonism is listed at the beginning of my story. These links are here so that it is clear I left Mormonism because Mormonism is not what it claims to be. I did not leave due to hurt feelings or "sin". Documentation for those investigating Mormonism Documentation in a format for Mormons
Evidence of Sophisticated, Ancient, Unknown Cultures in North America....Page 38 Photo: Burnt Hill Site-Western Massachusetts, by Colgate Gilbert Mystery Hill, the Upton Cave, Calendar I and Calendar II, Gungywamp and Druid’s Hill are just several of the names given some incredibly important historical sites of which many have never heard a whisper. But their existence—and their importance—is becoming harder and harder to hide as more are discovered and interested folk become exposed to their grandeur. Sometime in the late 1600s or early 1700s, early American colonists began discovering and utilizing underground "root cellars" made of large, but manageable pieces of dressed stone as storage houses for food stuffs.
Spurgeon on Revival Sermon I. Infallible Signs Of Revival A Sermon Delivered on Lord's Day Evening November 12, 1876 At the METROPOLITAN TABERNACLE, NEWINGTON "The Lord alone shall be exalted in that day. Isaiah 2:11
Oh... I dunno. I tend to disagree. I think a lot of adults benefit from sites like this one as well. by alfresco Apr 23
Ok. Little explanation. I added this pearl to a tree as a part of a school assignment exploring the effects and usages of Social Media amidst the creation debate and I was under the impression that only the individuals who were visiting my pearltree from my class and school would be able to see my comments and thus would understand my meaning. I didn't realize it allowed for networking of comments between different people who had "pearled" this site. Little bit less confusing I hope! by wbowman Apr 22
It is meant for children I think. by gonesimera Apr 22
Your comment is so vague William that I have no idea what it is you are trying to say. Do you, yourself, have any idea? by db49 Apr 19
thank you for your input william, but honestly I haven't thorougly looked at most of my pearls; I use pearltrees as an organizational tool/ somewhere to put websites I find, not as something for others to judge or debate over.. does that make sense? by chrissyh921 Apr 19
Just observing the very specific target audience and the widespread influence of that this organization and website has had. by wbowman Apr 19
What's the point? Not sure what you're getting at...:) by alfresco Apr 19
Notice the bright colors and flashy designs used in the "presentation" aspect of rhetoric by this site. Also, you can notice the media coverage of this site by looking at the "hits" on the info pallet of this pearl. by wbowman Apr 19