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The Freethinker: Non-believers should unobtrusively infiltrate church congregations
I was very disappointed to read an article entitled Stand up for reason! written by James Merryweather over on the atheist blog The Freethinker.
Here's a flavour:
I have a cunning plan. We non-believers should unobtrusively infiltrate church congregations. Each time the vicar or minister or priest or pastor or preacher says something daft (as they surely will), we should muster our courage, raise a hand, be recognised, stand up and politely ask him or her to justify or explain it. Of course, the congregation will gasp at the effrontery of it. They will turn and stare in disbelief and outrage. But we must stand our ground and not be intimidated by the implicit demand that we should, like them, pay respect to the cloth through dumb, unquestioning silence.
We potential bold contradictors can pick on these apocrypha and many other inconsistencies (syn. nonsense), and challenge the vicar to clarify the truth of the matter, and if s/he can't, s/he should be encouraged to talk about something more meaningful.
If minister or Bible reader bleats on about the creation according to Genesis, take the side of evolution (first make sure you know the science, the Bible and creationist pseudoarguments). If he's a moderate who has accepted the scientific fact but has mindlessly gone into biblical auto-run, he ought to be embarrassed when challenged and hopefully will pull himself together. If he's a rabid creationist, prepare to enjoy a right old dingdong, but don't get over excited. Conduct yourself with dignity and stand firm but fair in the authority of knowledge, intellect and reason. Don't argue. Let him do the talking. He'll soon tie himself in knots or trot out nuggets of familiar creationist misinformation about evolution that you can then tackle with a swift academic blow. If you can counter his bogus version of evolution concisely and with authoritative confidence (it's quite easy really because they have only a few pat items of utter codswallop) you can sustain your gentle interrogation. Calmly but persistently ask questions to oblige him to deal with the science: "Why do you think that?" – "Is that what Darwin/Dawkins/Ridley says?" – "Are you certain that's right?" as you reveal the established biological facts of which he has, inevitably, produced the usual false versions. But be prepared: even if you keep cool, the preacher and his flock might not and you could get thrown out. So why not have a press photographer in attendance?
There are many of us Christians standing against the more extreme elements in our Church. We systematically combat Fundamentalism, Biblical Literalism, Anti-Science, Dominionism, censorship; so forth and so on. If atheists wish to undermine these incremental steps forward then I heartedly suggest they adopt the aggressive and unnecessary tactics suggested above.
Leave the modernising to us Christians and allow us the room to challenge if we wish to do so.
As for the other matters of faith mentioned in the article, we are perfectly entitled to hold our beliefs – no matter how incredulous an atheist may deem them – and worship in peace within our own buildings, without being interrupted in order that justifications and explanations be given to those that hold our faith utterly contemptible.
A poor article indeed.
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Translated by Don Mopsick The immigration from Bobruisk to America began in the second half of the ninetheenth century. Single families and small groups left on the path to their new home, because of livelyhood or to eschew theTsar's military service and save themselves from political perscution.
Israel Kopeliov, who came from Bobruisk to America in 1882, mentions in his memoirs, Once in America (Warsaw, 1928), just a few encounters with his countrymen. But in the 80's and 90's of the last century, we already find in the Yiddish press in Russia news about groups of emigrants, cheifly artisans and workers, on their way from Bobruisk to America. In 1888, Hamelits writes in a correspondence from Bobruisk about the striving to emigrate to America. In a book, The Jews in Canada (Montreal, 1930), is related about Avrom Rudolf, who was 19 years of age, came in the year 1888 from Bobruisk to Montreal, and later played a leading role in the Jewish community. In 1894, the Landsburg family came from Bobruisk to America, where Rivke Landsburg in the coming years distinguished herself by her activity in the community.
At the end of the 19th century, there was already a significant number of Bobruiskers in New York. mostly of the religiously disposed. Coming to the new land, they found themselves in a difficult situation: lonely, lost, alien in country and alien in language. They had to adapt themselves to the new life, and also learn a trade.
The economic situaton was then strongly opressive, the work hours long, the income small. The factories - dark and opressive. One had to work long hours to make a living and accumulate extra money in order to bring the family over from the old country more quickly. Many of them were not able to stand the difficult work and they went back. The more courageous remained.
Most of the immigrants were then grouped in the vicinity of the East River, New York. Landsmenshaftn and khaverim (societies) then began to be created whose cheif goal was temporary economic and spiritual help.
A group of Bobruiskers in 1898 founded the Congegration Anshey Bobruisk, Moyshe Yitskhok Goldman, chairman. At their location on Henry Street, besides praying they also took up temporary aid: interest-free loans, help in case of sickness and cemetery plots for the deceased. In 1938, the congregation counted 315 members (of them merely half truly Bobruiskers). With the congregation was a women's branch, ("Bobruisker Ladies' Auxiliary"), Kh. Gorelik was the secretary. The congregation had its own rabbi, a burial society, and a gmils khsdim fund.
Several years after 1898, some of the countrymen chose for themselves the East River and settled in a new Jewish area in Brooklyn. There a second shul was founded with the name Khevre Aguda Akhim Anshe Bobruisk, led by Yakov Kinstler, Harry Mashrum, and others.
Such unions, which concentrated around their own shuls, were established also in other ciites in America (for example, the Bobruisker Kehila" in Baltimore, founded in 1905; counted in the beginning 40 families).
In the beginning of the 20th century, in the days of revolutionary turmoil in Russia, the Jewish youth of Bobruisk streamed to America; especially those who were active in the revolutionary parties and had run afoul of the authority organs and police. Almost all of them stemmed from hard-working and proletariat parents, by the wetlands near Bobrulke [river], in small, leaning-over cabins at Sloboda, Minsk Plan, Berezina-bred," thus they were characterized in a greeting poem by Hillel Maytin, also an immigrant form Bobruisk. They came from the Bund, form Yiskra, S.R., Lover of Zion, and S.S. Berl Katsenelson in his open letter mentions many of his comrades who, by way of the Land of Israel, came to America, and there they remained.
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One of the Bobruisker immmigrants, Ahron Gorelik , in his memoir-book, Stormy Years (New York, 1945), writes broadly of this wave of immigration.
At first these radical immigrants were not organized, but when the oncoming news about the progress of the revolution in Russia was taken in, an upstanding group of Bund and S.D. organized under the name of Bobruisker Revolutionary Union" with the goal of supporting the revolutionary movement in Bobruisk. The union would from time to time send money to help worker comrades, buy arms for self-defence, etc.
With the growing absorption in American life, the Bobruiskers founded more and more standing local organizations. It shines that the first such organization was established in 1906 in Chicago in the framework of Arbeter Ring [Workman's Circle], (Bobruisker Branch, 131 Chicago). In 1938, at the head of the Branch stood S. Gardov.
In 1907, an economic crisis ruled in the country . Unemployment was great at that time. A group of Bobruiskers got together in the house of V. Kestin and thought about their general situation and decide that every one of them should unite with as many countrymen as possible in order to create a branch of the Workmen's Circle. At a picnic arranged by the Free Worker Voice in July, 1908 in Almer Park, there were encountered 23 energetic young Bobruiskers, and on that beautiful Sunday there was laid the foundation of the establishment of Bobruisker Branch 206. In the newly founded branch, the countrymen held meetings every two weeks. V. Kestin was chosen as the first financial secretary, the membership was comprised of students, yeshiva bokhers, workers, and others. The slogan was one for all and all for one."
All looked upon each meeting with so much eagerness, because to that meeting used to come new countrymen with fresh regards of the time. There they received the first brokha (blessing). Temporarily, heated debates took place, but by the close all remained the best of friends, united.
Branch 206 was one of the biggest and most active in the family of Workmen's Circle. In 1938 it counted 400 memers, and in 1958, (at the 50-year jubillee) - 465 members, among them more than 50 youths born in America. One of the most committed comrades of Branch 206 was Ruben Guskin, one of the most important leaders in the Jewish worker movement in the United States. After his death in 1951, the branch adopted his name.
The financial secretaries of the branch were: Jacob Goldberg, Felix Zeldin, Avrom Fikus, Louis Shildkret., Izzy Wolfson and Jacob Neuman. The last several and twenty years, the secretary was one locally-born who reads and speaks Yiddish fluently, the son-in-law of Rubin Guskin, Izzy Ginzburg. There should also here be noted that some of our membership were active in the cultural area: Mikhl Gorelik, Avrom Gorelik, Jacob Fakstov, etc. and Louis Kaplan. They founded or took part in founding Jewish schools for chldren.
After the outbreak of the First World War in 1914, emigration to America stopped. In 1917 there were so many young memebers entering the U.S. Army and, until they returned, their membership dues were paid by the kase [fund] of the branch.
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When the war ended, the Bobruisk Relief Committee was founded in New York to help countrymen in the old country, and Avrom Fikus was elected as the administrator. He organized a general relief which was composed of the Bobruisker shul, Chicago Bobruisker A.R. Branch 131, and other smaller societies and unions. A fund of ten thousand dollars was created. In 1919, two branch delegates were elected, Felix Zeldin and Avrom Fikus, and from the Bobruisk Bes Hamedresh, - a delegate, Tevye Lafon, whom the Bobruiskers had to give help. But because of the war situaton in the vicinity of Bobruisk, the delegates did not have the possibility of executing their aid mission of distributing financial help to the needy of Bobruisk. The greater part of the gathered money was returned and distributed among charitable organizations in the United States, of which the Histradrut received a significant sum.
In that time the Bobruisk Branch arranged every Sukkos and Pesakh a dance ball and masquerade which a thousand Bobruisk countrymen used to attend.
With time, Bobruisk immigrants produced a great number of writers, editors, poets, artists, scientists, leaders, and naturally, businessmen who played a significant role in Jewish and general life of America. For example, Dr. D.W. Shimen (came to America in 1920), director of the eminent College of Medicine in Chicago; Mendl Elkin, longtime secretary of YIVO in America; the poet Tsilie Drapkin; the writer Yosef Tunkel (the Tunkeler); the above-mentioned Ruben Guskin; Yehoshua Goldberg, cheif Rabbi of the American [Naval] Fleet , and so on, in various important areas,
After the Second World War, Bobruisk countrymen in America were taken up with organizing aid for Bobruisk. The Bobruisk Relief Commitee of Nonpartisan Countrymen was established, whose memebers did not belong to the relgious circles, nor to the Workmen's Circle. In support of this committee stood Velvl Levkovitsh, one of the first Lovers of Zion in Bobruisk.
The committee later united with the two old unions and they all educated the General Bobruisk Health Committee under the leadership of Nokhem Halperin, one of the central figures in Branch 206.
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In 1948, when Medinas Yisroel Branch 206 was founded, many contributed with financial help and also bought (the branch and single members) Israel Bonds in the thousands of dollars.
The branch supported many charitable organizations which turned to it for aid. Over 58 years since Branch 206 (or Bobruisker Branch) was founded, the members still felt young and active. This is thanks to a number of the members. One of them who earned great recognition was the chairman David Kof. We first celebrated his 75-year jubillee, may he live to 120! Kof came to America as a young boy with great hopes and ambition to study and become a doctor, but because of the war and financial circumstances, he gave up his studies and became a successful businessman.
Before the last 17 years, he was the standing chairman of the branch. He led the meetings with intelligence, tact and was loved by all the members. Our protocol secretary was Ahron Meyzlson, a yeshiva student in the old country. Wise, intelligent, and to-the-point, his protocol was carried out and clear. He also was loved by the branch members.
A number of famous personalities were among the members of the Bobruisker Workmen's Circle Branch: Mendl Elkin, Yosef Tunkel, (the Tunkeler), H. Maitin, Dr. Yehuda Minkin, Jay Grayson, (Greyevsky).
Regrettably, because of limits of space, it is not possible to mention all the active cultural and financial contributors who deserve recognition.
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When the Bobruiskers in Israel, headed by Kadish Luz, chairman of the Knesset, were taking steps to publish the Sefer Bobruisk, they established contact with the Bobruisker countrymen in the United States. The go-between was Meyer Solof of the first Lovers of Zion which came to America in the beginning of this century and made aliyeh to Israel in 1962. At the end of 1963, the American Committe for the Bobruisk Yiskor Book was founded.
The American Committee was in the beginning composed of Chaplain- Yehoshua Goldberg (chairman), Dr. Yehuda Minkin, Nokhem Nelson, Nokhem Halperin, and Dovid Kof. Supported by Dr. Yitskhok Mikhlin, Lazar Estrin and Yehoshua (Felix) Itkin.
In 1965, the committe was reorganized on a successful method: Rabbi Yehoshua Goldberg, (chairman), Dr. Yehuda Menkin (chairman), Moshe Itkin, (secretary).
Members: representatives of Branch 206 David Kof, Ahron Meyzelson, Nokhn Halperin, Israel Fikus, Nokhm Nelson.
At the first meeting of countrymen and Branch, the chaplain Goldberg addressed the crowd and aked for help in undertaking in publishing this book about Bobruisk through sending in photos and other materials and also collaborating with financial help.
Thanks to the tight cooperation among the Bobruiskers in Israel and the Bobruiskers in America - this book, which will serve as a memorial to the city of our birth, Bobruisk on the Berezina, shines forth.
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Blunden was deeply troubled by the onset of the Second World War and argued against it, from a humanitarian rather than a political point of view. He at least found some personal peace during the war years, marrying Clare Poynter, a former student, a relationship that endured to his death and produced four daughters. The post-war years saw his return to the Far East, first as the United Kingdom's cultural advisor in Japan, and finally as Chair of English at Hong Kong University. In 1956 he was awarded the Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry. In 1964 he retired from teaching, and made his final home with his family at Long Melford in Suffolk. In 1966 he was elected Professor of Poetry at Oxford, the culmination of a lifetime's dedication to literature. He died in 1974 and is buried in the beautiful mediaeval church at Long Melford. The Great War remained a presence in death as it had in his life: at his funeral his runner at Ypres and Passchaendaele, Private Beeney, placed a wreath of Flanders poppies on his grave.
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Under-11 winner Muhaymin Hoque added: 'I've enjoyed the day very much. I want to be a winger and today I learned a lot of things to help the way I play. It's really good to win and I'm really happy.'
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Another month and another WWE PPV comes. The card looks okay, but only two feuds have gotten significant time on Monday nights. Unlike other mid card matches that do get time. With a tag title match that got thrown together last minute and a US Title match that I totally forgot was here, this seems like it might be one of the worst PPV's of 2013 so far. Anyway, let's get right to the predictions.
It has been a slow week in the blogging world on this site so I thought I would do a predictions blog. Truthfully, I am not overly confident on these predictions which makes me more interested than usual for this PPV. I can really see almost every match on the card going either way. Regardless, here is what I am guessing will happen...
1. Bryan vs. Orton - Regardless of how this match
Overall Score: 4
Overview: Originally I wasn't going to post this blog because Raw was just bad, but I do it every week so what the hell. This week was just bland and forgettable. No feuds got advanced except for Bryan-Orton and it did nothing to sell me on Night of Champions. With this being the first Raw to go head to head against Monday Night Football, it isn't a surprise
2 Hall of Famers who are still active wrestlers who are not getting any younger. All the teases Kurt & especially Sting has been making about possibly wanting to have their final matches in WWE. I was thinking, who should they have their final matches with in both TNA & WWE. Will they put over talent or should they? Should they win their final matches? Should they put over younger talent?
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Total Divas has proven to be a semi-successful "reality" program that is actually targeting the fanbase of celebrity network E!. They have extended the first season to 14 total episodes, but whether E! decides to renew the show for a second season for next year is still up in the air. If so, here is some changes to the cast that WWE & E! should consider:
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Hi all, I am a 20+ year avid fan of professional wrestling and a reader of this website for a couple of years now. This is my first blog so bear with me as I am not as knowledgeable as most. In fact, I love reading posts and comments and learning new facts about professional wrestling throughout history. I check youtube videos and have read books of some great moments that I never had a chance to
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This weeks Raw wasn't bad, but it was no means great. I'd say maybe just average. The only storyline that got any attention was the new corporation. Heyman was barely shown on TV and Punk just gave a generic 'I'm pissed off' speech. The World Title feud wasn't properly handled this week, and no mid card titles got attention. With that said, let's
I know a lot of folks will quickly slam me for having Chris Sabin labeled "superstar". Cut me some slack here, this series is to talk about wrestlers and would like for readers to show Sabin a little bit more respect as well. Why Chris Sabin of all people? Well I'm not only a WWE fan, but I'm a fan of TNA even though the comments I have given on recent product hasn't been all that great.
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With two of the WWE's most popular faces, John Cena and Sheamus reeling from their injuries, the WWE has been scrambling to come up with some fantastic storylines as it goes head-to-head with ESPN's Monday Night NFL beginning on Monday, September 9th.
What the WWE came up with was one of the most entertaining storylines when Triple H shocked the WWE Universe by Pedigreeing Daniel Bryan
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Darren Young is one half of the Prime Time Players, a heal tag team that would do the job every week. Then one day from the airport from TMZ, Darren Young announced that he was a homosexual. Then everything changed. The entire tag team turned face. Fine. Darren Young's fist singles victory was against Antonio Cesaro. That is where I cross the line. I felt like WWE has really treated this the wrong
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The Wind Tunnel
If you like to fly, you owe some thanks to Wilbur and Orville Wright, two hobbyists who became scientists and then achieved first flight. Believe it or not, the Wright brothers credited their success to the investigations that they did in their workshop in Dayton, Ohio, rather than all of their test glides.
In the Fall of 1901, the Wright Brothers decided to begin a "series of experiments to accurately determine the amount and direction of the pressure produced on curved surfaces when acted upon by winds at the various angles from zero to ninety degrees." To do this, they built a wind tunnel.
View a 360 degree Quicktime video of the 3-D model, and a Quicktime Virtual Reality" interactive movie.
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"We had taken up aeronautics merely as a sport. We reluctantly entered upon the scientific side of it. But we soon found the work so fascinating that we were drawn into it deeper and deeper. Two testing-machines were built, which we believed would avoid the errors to which the measurements of others had been subject."
The tunnel was a long rectangular wooden box with one end open for a fan to make the wind. It was six feet long, sixteen inches wide, and 16 inches deep. They put a pane of glass in the topside of the box so that they could see inside. The fan had two blades and was powered by a belt and pulley system attached to the ceiling. The air from the fan blew at twenty-five to thirty-five miles per hour and passed through a metal grid which straightened it.
This model shows the inside of the tunnel, with the lift/drag balance in place. Notice the metal grate at the end which evens out the windflow.
Inside, on the floor of the box, they attached two balanceswhich were made from broken hacksaw blades, bicycle spokes,and scrap metal. One balance measured lift while the othermeasured the ratio of lift to drag. Above is a model of the original balance from two points of view.
They then attached horizontal planes to the balance to test how they behaved in the wind. These horizontal planes, called airfoils, were miniature models for full-sized airplane wings. The brothers made the airfoils from twenty-gauge steel and hammered them into shape. Wilbur once wrote, "With a pair of tin shears, a hammer, a file, and a soldering iron, you can get almost any shape you want."
They made hundreds of tests in the wind tunnel, recording all of the measurements precisely. They used the back of scrap pieces of wallpaper to record data and then filled page after page of their notebooks with precious information.
Within a few months, the Wrights had the world's best collection of lift data. Years later, Orville reflected on the wind tunnel experiments and said, "I believe we possessed...more data on cambered surfaces, a hundred times over, than all of our predecessors put together."


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