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Eva Pauline Bianco Phillips, 89, of Blackberry City, departed this life on the 70th wedding anniversary to her beloved late husband Kenneth E. Phillips on January 23, 2013, surrounded by her loving family, at the South Williamson, Ky., Appalachian Regional Hospital.
She was born June 16, 1923, in Hi-Hat, Ky., to the late Domenico and Alta Martin Bianco Johnson.
In addition to her loving husband Kenneth E. Phillips, she is preceded in death by her brothers John Bianco, William F. Bianco, and Walter E. Bianco; sisters Annette Gillespie and Mary Applin.
Pauline was a lady of distinct style and sophistication. Her demeanor and personality was a reflection of her beauty she always had a bright smile and kind word to everyone she came in contact with. "Stranger" was not a word in Pauline's dictionary. Among her many accomplishments including her beautiful family which was her priority, Pauline, was a longtime member of the Matewan Methodist Church, A member of the Matewan's Women's Club, and retired from the Mingo County School System having worked as an instructional Aide a job in which she upheld her title never missing an opportunity to instruct and direct her students to reach their fullest potential. The positive impact of her life has left a legacy of distinction, sophistication, and love that will never be forgotten in her community of family and friends.
Surviors include her son, William Kenneth (Joy) Phillips of Williamson; daughters, Sharon (Tom) Maynard of Blackberry City, Marsha (Richard) Montgomery of Greensboro, N.C. and Pamela (David) Moore of Blackberry City; grandchildren, Matthew Maynard, Jennifer Maynard, Philip Moore, Stephen Hickok, Christen Montgomery, and Chelsea Phillips Spence; great-grandchildren, James Richard Mullins, Bianca Moore, and Morris Lee Hickok.
Funeral services will be conducted on Sunday January 27, , at 1 p.m., in the Chambers Funeral Services' Chapel with Pastor Ron Acord officiating. Burial will follow the Mountain View Memory Gardens at Maher. The family will begin receiving friends on Saturday January 26, at the chapel from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m.
Arrangements are under the direction of Chambers Funeral Services Inc., of Matewan.


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For my part, I have covered the sad sexual abuse scandal in the Catholic Church quite a bit, having compiled many informed articles dealing with it in multiple posts (one / two / three). The devil would love nothing more than for people to believe that this is only a "Catholic problem" so that people can ignore any other instance of it happening, thus allowing many more thousands of cases of abuse to proceed, under cover of an anti-Catholic or at least tunnel vision "see no evil anywhere else" mentality.
I have nothing to do with this scandal. I have condemned it in no uncertain terms from the beginning. But lo and behold, here comes John Bugay, telling me and other apologists that we ought to quit what we are doing.
Basically, of course, this boils down to saying that we ought to renounce Catholic teaching and become good ol' Protestants (preferably Calvinists), just as he has done, having left the Church of his youth. Sorry, John. It doesn't work that way. Sin and truth are two different categories (in case you didn't know that).
Sin will always be with us. This is why we have Christianity in the first place: to save men from sin (duh!!!). It's called . . . original sin . . . concupiscence, etc. John's brand of Christianity takes it even further than we do, holding that men have a "sin nature." Yet he is surprised that sin -- even very serious, especially evil sin, with cover-ups -- occurs. But there is one truth, and that doesn't change because some people in the ranks of where the Christian truth resides most fully, have sinned.
It's a huge tragedy, disgraceful, abominable, unspeakably evil, but it doesn't cause doctrinal truth to change. If Isaac Newton -- heaven forbid -- had been found having sex with a little boy, it wouldn't alter the fact that gravity is a scientific truth. We wouldn't reject his established, demonstrable teaching because he was personally a scoundrel.
St. Paul didn't hesitate in calling the Corinthian assembly "the church of God" (1 Cor 1:2; 2 Cor 1:1; RSV) even though terrible sexual sin had occurred within its ranks:
1 Corinthians 5:1 It is actually reported that there is immorality among you, and of a kind that is not found even among pagans; for a man is living with his father's wife.
Somehow, our Lord Jesus still called the assembly of Christians in Thyatira "the church" (Rev 2:18), despite the presence therein of wicked sexual immorality:
Revelation 2:20-25 But I have this against you, that you tolerate the woman Jez'ebel, who calls herself a prophetess and is teaching and beguiling my servants to practice immorality and to eat food sacrificed to idols. [21] I gave her time to repent, but she refuses to repent of her immorality. [22] Behold, I will throw her on a sickbed, and those who commit adultery with her I will throw into great tribulation, unless they repent of her doings; [23] and I will strike her children dead. And all the churches shall know that I am he who searches mind and heart, and I will give to each of you as your works deserve. [24] But to the rest of you in Thyati'ra, who do not hold this teaching, who have not learned what some call the deep things of Satan, to you I say, I do not lay upon you any other burden; [25] only hold fast what you have, until I come.
Again, for some reason God didn't cease his eternal covenant with David (Ps 89:3-4, 26-37; 132:11-18; 2 Sam 7:12-17), even though he had committed adultery with Bathsheba and had her husband killed (no small sin). God, knowing everything and being outside of time, knew this would happen, but it didn't stop Him from making the covenant with David. He decided to choose Moses to be His lawgiver, despite his having murdered a man; selected betrayer Peter to lead His Church, and murderer of Christians Paul to be His chief initial missionary to the Gentiles (and all four men wrote plenty of inspired Scripture). Lots of very serious sin there, all around (how many of you have pastors or priests who murdered someone?). It's tough to get around, where human beings are concerned.
Anyway, after having made these rather obvious observations, let us now see what Bugay wrote on the anti-Catholic Triablogue site where he is a regular contributor (on 11-10-11), about myself and several other apologists needing to give up our outreach and apologetics efforts altogether:
Called to Communion? Or called to be abused, only to have the "infallible" church cover it up?
. . . Those of you who defend Rome, let me ask you. What more could Rome have done? In the name of Christ, what should you be doing in the face of such a cover-up? Scott Hahn and Bryan Cross and Devin Rose and Taylor Marshall and Mark Shea and Dave Armstrong and "Catholic Answers" and all of you who are defending the Roman Catholic Church and trying to win converts to it ought to stop now what you're doing and demand, that Rome itself repent for the sins it has committed, and to make restitution – real restitution – for the evil that its own laws and policies have perpetuated for centuries. And while you're at it, you ought to examine your own lives and beliefs and motives. Because no artificial distinction between "dogma" and "discipline", or "doctrine" and "canon law" can account for the pure and simple evil that Rome both perpetuates and hides over with folded hands and a smiling face.
So, folks, it's been good, but now it's time to pack it in and call it a day: to ditch Catholicism and go be a Calvinist like John Bugay, where no sins ever occur and never will: the assembly of perfect saints and angels, because a very tiny proportion of Catholics were guilty of terrible sexual sin.
Amazingly enough, Bugay demonstrates his double standards in this regard in the very discussion thread underneath his post. Our Lord and Savior and Redeemer Jesus Christ told us to take the beam out of our own eyes before complaining about the specks in others' eyes: to examine ourselves first. But he won't do that with regard to Protestant sex abuse cases. As soon as he watches the Paterno scandal he uses it as a pretext to go right back to bashing the Catholic Church. It always has to go back to that.
In the first comment under his post (written by Ron Van Brenk), a person was brought up [Patty Bonds] who has publicly stated (in print and even on television) that she was sexually abused by her Baptist pastor father (who happens to be the father of a rather well-known anti-Catholic apologist: her brother). Note that this was brought up in the combox by a fellow anti-Catholic, not myself or any Catholic. He introduced the topic. But Ron puts her down and John follows suit, saying, "I wouldn't trust her as far as I could spit her." This is how someone who says they were a victim is treated in anti-Catholic circles. It's ignored; it's not taken seriously. Patty was publicly insulted and smeared (and this is not the first time, or even close to the worst instance, believe me).
Now, let's assume for the sake of argument or neutrality that the pastor is perfectly innocent of the alleged outrage, and the woman is lying through her teeth. Still, why isn't a purported victim's report taken seriously at all? Generally, victims of abuse don't lie about it. Well, it is clearly, I think, because it is "anti-Catholic politics." A well-known and high-ranking person is in the same family, so it is immediately dismissed. In other words, it would be the same exact sort of specific sin that John blasts the Catholic Church for: covering-up incidents: politics and PR over even rudimentary truth and justice in individual cases. John proves that he acts the same way right in the thread under his post. How ironic.
Now, imagine abused victims of Catholic priests being treated in the same fashion: as soon as they make their charge they are dismissed out of hand as liars. We know that Bugay wouldn't countenance that for a second, but let a person who says they have been victimized in Protestant anti-Catholic circles speak out and she is immediately taken to be a liar and publicly trashed.
Moreover, as an example of superior anti-Catholic piety and love for all human beings, Ron linked to a post of his own of four days ago, entitled "Do NOT Pray for [So-and-So]" -- capitals his own. In this outrageous piece he mocks and derides the person, even practically making fun of physical maladies and illnesses that she is going through; and of course she is a liar: that is casually assumed. It's unbelievable.
This is a fine piece of Christian charity, isn't it? Jesus told us to pray for our enemies and those who persecute us and speak evil of us. But our anti-Catholic friends will publicly urge others to not even pray at all for someone whom they have made out to be their enemy. Even if they actually were an "enemy" (and she is not) our Lord would have us pray for them, anyway!!! St. Paul wrote:
1 Timothy 2:1, 3-4 I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all men, . . . [3] This is good, and it is acceptable in the sight of God our Savior, [4] who desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth.
This is the exact opposite of how any Christian worth his or her salt should act: so absurd and sinful that it is grounds to question whether the person is a Christian at all, to have the gall to publish such a ridiculous, wicked thing.
[Note: originally at this point, I wrote about showing love towards John Bugay, by asking my readers to support his family, since his wife is suffering from leukemia, and he has publicly asked for aid (I provided a link to his PayPal account). Someone did just that and John actually returned the donation with scorn, and questioned the motives of both my appeal and this particular donation; also asked me to remove the links, so people could help him. I wrote a separate article about this pathetic incident]


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As an annual fundraising event evolves into a tradition, it comes to resemble a great white shark — always hungry, predatory by nature and doomed to die if it loses momentum and stops moving forward.
There are a number of regional fundraisers that people still patronize, through belief in the charity and out of social habit; it would be boorish to name one, but I have no doubt that the local people in charge of corporate philanthropy will have at least three examples in their thoughts before they finish reading this sentence.
I do not know what inspired Judd Silverman, executive director of the Jamie Farr Toledo Classic, to broach the idea of Friday at The Farr, but he will look back in five or 10 years and recognize the idea as one that added dimension and excitement to the tournament he has operated since 1984.
At the PGA's Phoenix Open, the 16th hole serves as a break from the dry decorum that simultaneously makes golf attractive to enthusiasts and as boring to everyone else. At the 16th hole, bleachers form an amphitheater filled with beer-drinking fans who cheer, boo, try to endear themselves to players and generally act like Larry, Curly and Moe at a high-society dinner. It is, in other words, loose and fun, words that rarely apply to golf spectatorship.
Silverman pitched the Phoenix concept to a group of young men that included entrepreneurs Stephen Vasquez and Franz Gilis. Vasquez and Gilis recognized the idea's potential in Toledo, and stepped up to turn the concept into a reality. When they approached Toledo Free Press about being a media sponsor, Publisher Tom Pounds and I were immediately interested and enthusiastic. Firstly, we recognized the long-term possibilities the event offered to the growth of the tournament and our region. Secondly, we love injecting new, irreverent ideas into long-standing, old-school Toledo traditions and institutions, with an attitude mixing James Dean rebellion and Rodney Dangerfield maladroitness.
After some initial conversations, miscommunications and reinterpretations of purpose, the informal partnership was forged and we were off and running. I met with Vasquez and Gilis to pledge ad and editorial support and contribute the idea of a "Miss Klinger's Club," a public face for the event to appear in the ads and make TV and radio appearances. We needed someone eloquent, media savvy and cover-girl attractive, and since Vasquez, Gilis and I can collectively only offer two of those three features, we enlisted Toledo Free Press Star fashion columnist Lauren O'Neill, one of those rare women who could inspire a Prince song and a Dennis Miller monologue.
On Aug. 10, I accompanied a scholarly, stately group of friends to the par 3 14th hole at Highland Meadows. We all wore our Klinger's Club T-shirts (high-quality gear produced by Image Group), crossed the course (the 14th hole was chosen because it was as far from my parked car as it could be and still technically be in North America — on many of the hills my companions could hear me huffing and puffing, "I think I can, I think I can") and climbed to our seats in the bleachers. After 179 consecutive days of sizzling 200-degree weather, Friday at The Farr was launched on an overcast, drizzly day more suited for Rocket football than golf.
We greeted Vasquez, Gilis and O'Neill and settled in. The event could probably use an official presence to coach the cheering and keep the energy flowing, but the lack of such a presence created an atmosphere of spontaneity and edginess that veered from stretches of silence to wild group laughter. Farr officials later said 400 people filled the bleachers, with scores more hanging around the nearby beer tent — no other hole we observed Aug. 10 attracted as many spectators.
The Klinger's Club crowd cheered great shots and good-naturedly booed poor shots (until an official admonished Vasquez to make the crowd substitute "ahhhhs" for "boos" — this caused a momentary panic when Vasquez announced "No more boos!" and some in the stands thought he said "booze").
Jamie Farr made an appearance, looking up at bleachers dotted with T-shirts bearing his face and leading some cheers. A highlight was when the crowd started chanting "Caddy race! Caddy race!" and some caddies raced down the fairway; not every caddy took the bait, but the ones who did earned great applause. Most of the LPGA golfers smiled at crowd references to their college alma maters, laughed at the pledges of love and lust ("Call me, maybe!" was a popular one) and played along with the spirit of the 14th hole, tossing autographed hats, gloves, club covers and balls to the crowd. One golfer tossed signed boxes of cookies. My favorite moment was when the crowd, watching a golfer searching for a ball that had landed in the rough, began calling out, "warmer … warmer … warmer."
Michelle Wie threw a ball into the stands, which I, a lineman with fingers like buttered sausages, deftly caught and pocketed. Wie later said she really liked the energy of the 14th hole, and while I doubt every golfer shared her enthusiasm, I hope the majority did.
Friday at The Farr is a smart, fun idea. Toledo Free Press is committed to helping the event grow and congratulates Silverman, Vasquez and Gilis for their vision and the effort they contributed to make it a success.
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Audrey Lydia Lember was born August 14, 1925 in Los Angeles, CA., to Frank A. and Mabel (Fraser) Williams. She passed from this life on May 16, 2012 in Paris, TX, at the age of 86. Audrey married Charles Robert Lember on September 4, 1946 at the Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles, CA., and together they raised three children. Audrey worked for Ducommon, a distributor of metals, during World War II. She later worked for Sanyo in the Marketing Department. Audrey was a member of the Rainbow Girls, and she enjoyed gardening, being outdoors, and bicycling. She loved to sew, and traveled throughout the United States and much of Canada, as well as Australia and New Zealand. Audrey loved spending time with her family and friends. Audrey was preceded in death by her parents: Frank & Mabel Williams. She is survived by her husband of 65 years: Charles of Rattan, formerly of Long Beach, CA; children: Donna Wrennall & husband Jim of Reno, NA, Sharon Holland & husband Terry of Rattan; and Richard G. Lember of Seattle, WA; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; as well as numerous other relatives and friends. Memorial services were held at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 19, 2012 at Mills & Coffey Chapel in Antlers with James Campbell officiating. Honorary pallbearers included: Merle Thomas, Chad Goyette, Art Warren, Robert L. Pawneshing, Larry Collins, and George E. Riggins. Family and friends may send online condolences at www.millscoffey.com [1].
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But in fact, he was evading huge amounts of essential material. His excuses (and those of others made for him) thus far have been lack of time and necessity, and that my comprehensive replies nevertheless supposedly lacked substance to a great extent. Readers may make their own conclusions.
[after this paper was written, Jason made the following yawningly predictable reply. His usual civility seems to have gone by the wayside (must be hanging around Steve Hays a lot). It is standard anti-Catholic talking points now in response to me, that I write a lot, but no matter, since, you see, my writing has no content. Watch Jason spin like a top and play that game:
I would suggest that people compare the quality of my material to the quality of his on those matters both of us have addressed so far. Dave keeps complaining that I haven't responded to more of his material, but consider the difference in quality in what has been addressed to this point. How difficult is it to write a lot when you're writing in the manner in which Dave does? . . .
I didn't leave the recent discussion with Dave. He did. I'm going to continue responding to his material. Ask yourself how well his claims about Papias, the canon at Nicaea, development of doctrine, and other subjects have held up so far. And note how well his claims hold up as I continue to respond to them.
Comrade-in-arms and master insulter Steve Hays fell right in line with the talking points too:
The problem with Armstrong's response is that he didn't offer a point-by-point reply. Rather, he offered a point-by-pointless reply.]
Anti-Catholic apologist Bishop James White has long advocated the superiority of oral over written debate. I have disagreed with him on that from Day One. Though he thinks I am a clueless imbecile (as he states innumerable times), yet he has challenged me to formal oral debate at least three times: in 1995, 2001, and 2007 (I always refuse on principle, based on my reasoning regarding the serious flaws of oral debate in his sense of the word).
One has to ask why he desires a debate opponent whom he considers to be a witless dunce? Doesn't it make sense to pursue the most worthy opponents, rather than the ones one thinks the least of? So his bluster furiously contradicts his supposed debate prowess. I don't buy it, and few others do, either, once they know all the facts of the matter.
I think written debate is superior in many, many (indeed most) respects. But on one point of suggested superiority of the oral, formally moderated medium (with prearranged format), I have to agree with White. In that scenario, a person is forced to answer questions, and cannot evade them. He has to give some sort of answer.
If it is bad and unprepared, the debater can potentially look rather ridiculous (and instances of this by the Catholics in White's many debates, are, no doubt, a great motivation for him, and a source of endless taunting and boorish chest-puffing behavior). Of course, White no doubt, has his own numerous instances of insufficient or embarrassing replies in oral debate (he never discusses those), and also innumerable evasions and wholesale ignoring of opponents in written debate and fleeing for the hills (especially with me), but we won't get into that at the moment. He is a writer, too, after all, with voluminous posts and many books to his name.
Anyway, in written exchanges, the other person can't be forced by rules and on-the-spot audience "social pressure" to answer any given question. And we see how Jason has conveniently used this "loophole" to evade large portions of my arguments, so that it was not ever a true debate to begin with (precisely why I am now done with it: I refuse to participate in an ongoing double standard: two contrary sets of rules). I answered all of his arguments in some fashion (whether poorly or well is for readers to decide). He ignored 87.5% of mine. And he has always done this, back when I regularly debated anti-Catholics (not necessarily in that proportion, but always to some significant degree).
It's interesting, then, to apply fellow anti-Catholic James White's aversion to folks who want to evade the intellectual responsibility of answering all questions thrown at them, to this scenario, and to Jason Engwer. Note, for example, how Bishop White makes the following remark at my expense:
Armstrong continues to refuse to debate man to man in person, and wishes only to hide behind his keyboard where he knows that no one, and I mean no one, can possibly force him to answer a direct question. As long as you can use the written forum, you can avoid the very essence of debate, the heart of debate, which is answering direct questions that test your position for consistency. Armstrong knows he is simply constitutionally incapable of the task, but he refuses to admit it, . . .
White is right about people not being forced to answer questions in debate, in written form. I just went through that with Jason Engwer. He's wrong, of course, about my willingness to do so. I challenged him twice to a live chat room debate, with big time handicaps in his favor: the second being in a double cross-examination format. He wanted no part of that. Why? Because he would have to answer whatever questions I asked him (!). And (quite ironically, given his above remarks) he avoids that prospect like the Bubonic Plague.
In point of fact, the live chat includes the social pressure of the oral debate, because people are there observing (and there would be plenty in a match-up of myself and White). It was the cowardice of White and five of his anti-Catholic comrades: all refusing to do a live chat room debate like this, on the question of definition of "Christian" that made me decide (over two years ago now) I had had more than enough of attempted rational discussion with anti-Catholics. The cowardice (despite bragging claims to the contrary) and the unwillingness to even discuss the most fundamental issues, were the clincher.
I made an exception in the last few weeks for Engwer because of a struggling Catholic apologist who cited one of Jason's papers as a reason why he started having doubts; but we see what happened: 87.5% of my arguments were ignored, so that the "dialogue" became a farce and running double standard. I won't tolerate that ridiculous state of affairs; sorry Jason. It's an insult to my intelligence and that of my readers. But I don't regret trying to help a fellow apologist (and others) see through Jason's errors, that run rampant through his apologetic posts.
Bishop White has often, through the years, mentioned this motif, over and over, of folks "hiding behind their keyboards." By that he means exactly what we see in his words above: he charges them with being afraid to answer direct questions. I obviously wasn't afraid in this way with Jason. I answered everything he threw out. But he answered 12.5% of my arguments. Therefore, Jason was (by White's criterion) "hiding behind his keyboard," by refusing to answer tons and tons of stuff. I did not. Here are other White utterances along these lines:
Meanwhile, tomorrow morning, 11am PDT is another chance for ol' Doug C. or CatholicDude or GAssisi or any of the other "My I am brave behind a keyboard but please, please, please don't ask me to actually defend my slanderous writings since I can't really do that and I know it" folks to back up their claims in the only venue that matters: one where the truth can be told. The number is 877-753-3341. I'll be here, waiting. (4-11-05)
. . . you will never see Enloe facing myself or Eric Svendsen or David King or anyone else in public. This kind of bravado only exists behind a keyboard that is located in the wilderness of Idaho: ... (9-7-05)
Today I discussed the recent explosion of anti-Calvinism on the part of various Lutherans like Paul McCain and Josh S. [Strodtbeck], and gave them the opportunity to defend their bravado behind a keyboard. They declined, of course. One Lutheran did call, . . . (12-6-05)
Dr. Stauffer: Brave Behind the Keyboard, Unwilling to Defend His Assertions [title] (3-25-06)
It is so odd that folks will accuse me of being "brave behind the keyboard" when I host a program twice a week with a toll free number, and when I challenge them to put feet to their accusations, well, all of a sudden they are so very busy whenever the DL is on, they just can't pick up that phone! (6-19-06)
The Internet creates "thugs," bullies with a lot of hot air but zero substance who thrive on acting out their childhood playground fantasies from behind a keyboard. (3-13-07)
So I'd like to add Mr. Hoffer's name to the list of folks I am inviting to call The Dividing Line so as to give them the opportunity of doing what any honest person must do who has made public accusations against me: step up and back up what these men are willing to say from behind the relative anonymity of the keyboard. (7-15-07)
What an incredible example of why written debates are only worthwhile if both sides are committed to the ultimate and highest level of clarity and perspecuity. [Paul] Hoffer has provided a wonderful example of why cross-examination is necessary (and why he won't call, obviously), for if he were to try such an obvious trick live, on the air, or in a debate, he would be challenged, and stopped, right then and there. (7-16-07)
Phil [Porvaznik] has a major problem standing up and being counted when he is challenged to do something more than sit behind a keyboard. He won't do debates, won't call in to programs where he would be challenged, etc. (11-14-07)
Armstrong knows he only has one "safe" place in this world, behind his keyboard: he will never, ever venture out in the real world to face those he so confidently mocks in real debate. (7-11-08)
. . . the small cadre of hypers [Hyper-Calvinists] out there, some of whom live behind a keyboard. (11-8-08)
There are far too many folks who hide behind a keyboard on web forums . . . (2-3-09)
Those who have not been on the frontlines find it amenable to sit in their comfy computer chairs and opine away at the keyboard. They know they will never be called upon to present a consistent defense of the faith, especially in the face of competing world religions. (3-18-09)
Jason's deliberate policy of ignoring most of his opponent's arguments goes way back, as I have mentioned. For example, I complained in a "dialogue" of ours in February 2002 (see if this sounds familiar):
My job as an apologist would be a piece of cake if I concluded that all other arguments were without any merit; not even worth spending any time at all on. I could sit on my hands all day and revel in the superiority and unbreakable strength of my own position. That's very easy.
If, however, Jason wishes to truly be acknowledged as an able apologist and respectable critic of the Catholic viewpoint, he will have to, at some time in the future, decide to engage opponents' arguments in the depth which is required to qualify as a true, comprehensive rebuttal, as opposed to merely spewing out rhetoric, far too many topic-switching non sequiturs, and subtle mockery. He is even claimed to be an expert on the papacy on the prominent contra-Catholic website where he is now an associate researcher. But if he refuses to adequately interact with my material (e.g., tons of citations in my last exchange with him, from Protestant scholars on Peter, which he has pretty much ignored in terms of direct interaction), I certainly won't spend any more of my time in the future interacting with his writing, because I am interested in dialogue, not mutual monologue.
Here's yet another documented instance of Jason's intellectual cowardice and wholesale ignoring of arguments, from a paper of mine, written on 30 September 2003:
VII. Jason Engwer's Systematic Ignoring of Protestant Scholarly Support for Catholic Petrine Arguments
To illustrate very concretely how Jason constantly ignores my arguments (even when I cite reputable Protestant scholars -- indeed, some of the very best -- , such as France, Carson, Dunn, and Bruce), here are the eleven Protestant scholars and standard reference works (plus the ancient Church historian Eusebius) which I cited in favor of my arguments in some fashion, in my last reply to Jason on this topic:
F. F. BruceWith modern computer technology, it is easy to do a word search of a document. So (just out of curiosity -- though I pretty much knew the answer), I thought I would search Jason's last reply to me (the paper I am now counter-responding to, and his reply to the paper above, with those scholars in it), "A Pauline Papacy", to see if he ever mentions any of these scholars and works (after all, it's quite difficult to respond to something if one doesn't mention it at all). Sure enough, it was a clean sweep: not a single one appears in Jason's paper.
James Dunn
Donald Guthrie
New Bible Dictionary
Eerdmans Bible Dictionary
Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church
J. B. Lightfoot
Norman Geisler
Jaroslav Pelikan
Martin Luther
R. C. Sproul
Jason is clearly not interested in dialogue and interaction with his opponents. He cares not a whit about their arguments; he shows scarcely any consideration or respect for them at all; they are merely fodder for his ongoing effort to make Catholic positions (i.e., his caricatures of them) look farcical and ridiculous. This is exactly the opposite of my approach. I deeply, passionately believe in dialogue as a way to arrive at truth. I believe in interacting with opponents comprehensively and trying to, in fact, see if I can overthrow my own arguments by seeking the best critics of them. I am a Socratic; I think that this is an excellent way to sharpen one's critical faculties and to arrive at truth and new understanding.
If there remains any doubt about how Jason conducts his apologetics endeavors with opponents, let's do the same search in Jason's paper, Dave Armstrong and Development of Doctrine, which was in turn a response to my paper, Dialogue on the Nature of Development of Doctrine (Particularly With Regard to the Papacy). In the latter, I cited the following 41 non-Catholic scholars and works:
William BarclayA search in Jason's "reply," entitled Dave Armstrong and Development of Doctrine, yielded a second clean sweep: again, none of the 41 sources were ever mentioned. Well, actually he did mention D. A. Carson once, but with regard to another work of his in support of some contention; Jason didn't respond to my citation of Carson. It's easy to understand, then, why Jason issued a disclaimer at the outset of his "response." One must admire, at least (in a certain perverse sense), even marvel, at the chutzpah of a person who would deliberately ignore all that massive documented scholarship and then describe what he is willingly passing over in his "reply" as follows:
Protestant Expositor's Bible Commentary
Wycliffe Bible Commentary
Martin Luther
R. C. Sproul
Henry Alford
John Broadus
C. F. Keil
Gerhard Kittel
Oscar Cullmann
William F. Albright
Robert McAfee Brown
R. T. France
D. A. Carson
New Bible Dictionary
Encyclopedia Britannica
D. W. O'Connor
C. S. Mann
Peake's Bible Commentary on the Bible
K. Stendahl
Marvin Vincent
John Meyendorff (Orthodox)
St. Gregory Palamas (Orthodox)
Gennadios Scholarios (Orthodox)
William Hendrickson
Gerhard Maier
Craig L. Blomberg
Albert Barnes
Herman Ridderbos
David Hill
Robert Jamieson
Andrew R. Fausset
David Brown
T. W. Manson
Eerdmans Bible Dictionary
Eerdmans Bible Commentary
Adam Clarke
J. Jeremias
Theological Dictionary of the New Testament
F. F. Bruce
Vladimir Solovyev (Orthodox)
In replying to Dave Armstrong's article addressed to me, I'm not going to respond to every subject he raised. He said a lot about John Newman, George Salmon, James White, etc. that's either irrelevant to what I was arguing or is insignificant enough that I would prefer not to address it.I need not waste more of my time searching additional Engwer papers. The point is now well-established.


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I love hearing the stories b/c it helps me stay and learn ways to pray and become more involved with Compassion!!!
I Peter 5:7 "Cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for YOU!!!"
I'm quite a bit older than six and haven't even scratched the surface of what that little boy did.
God bless.
The story of the Ecuadorian boy is sad. I love hearing it, though. I first read it in "Too Small to Ignore".
Wow thank you for sharing this. I am going to link to this on my Saturday Post.
I cried while watching this, surprise surprise. That child accomplished more in his 6 years than many of us have, and I can just imagine him sitting on Jesus' lap in heaven right now, rejoicing everytime one of his friends becomes a Christian.
I cry every time I hear this story. I pray that my life may have as much of an impact as this little one's did.
Wow, what a powerful message!
I'm with you Amy, But I cried when lassie came home. This is a powerful message. I know that compassion's motto is, one child at a time, but this message supports what I've said, many times, that one child is just the beginning, many more are affected thru that one child.
@Amy Wallace – I can understand how one would cry while watching this…but I didn't.
However, I DID cry when you said, "I can just imagine him sitting on Jesus' lap in heaven right now, rejoicing everytime one of his friends becomes a Christian."
What a wonderful image!!!
I love this part: "What are we going to do? We're going to stay faithful to that call…" Thank you so much for this.
I really enjoy the message!! It made think twice! God do uses children, to impact the kingdom of God!!! The words, we write in our letters, are importanted to the children!! God Bless!
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Dr. Edward Tick, co-founder of Soldier's Heart and author of "Heal the Warrior, Heal the Country," responds to winners of the Winter 2014 "Support for Veterans" essay competition.
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We received many powerful essays for the Winter 2014 Writing Competition. Though not every participant can win the contest, we'd like to share some excerpts that caught our eye.
Read Jay's letter to a fellow veteran about the difficulties of not feeling like a true veteran.
Read Cheyanne's letter that asks a soldier introspective questions about his journey as a soldier so she can better appreciate the freedoms she has, at the price of his.
Read Audrey's letters that voice how she is inspired by her friend's devotion and strength.
Read Blaine's letter that reaches out to a fellow soldier, encouraging him to tell his story so they will remember—and heal— together.
Read Jim's letter highlighting the unimaginable hardships of war and his gratitude towards veterans.
Read Karla's letter that discusses ethnicity and the sense of belonging to a country.
We received many powerful essays for the Fall 2013 Writing Competition. Though not every participant can win the contest, we'd like to share some excerpts that caught our eye.
Simon Okelo, author of "Growing Up in a Kenyan Slum Taught Me the Real Value of Stuff," and founder of One Vibe Africa responds to essay winners of the Fall 2013 "Simple Living" writing competition.
Read Annika's essay about the uselessness of stuff—like trophies and goodie bags.
Read Sana's essay about how her consumption habits shifted when she moved from Pakistan to the United States.
Read Nick's essay about how giving up his iPhone4 and his beloved dog Lucas would greatly affect his life.
Read Spencer's essay about his desire to level the economic playing field so that more people can have more—and then choose less.
April Dávila, professional writer and author of "A Month Without Monsanto," responds to essay winners of the Spring 2013 "Genetically Modified Food" writing competition.


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What do I need revenge for my idea of revenge is as simple as jumping in the boxing ring with anyone I need to settle a score with, and hopefuly win .
Gods idea of revenge though is far different, because he doesn't look at individuals, he judges the entire world and all its sin as one package, look at the book of revelation and trumpet judgments and the warnings of Christ, I am amazed you miss the countless scriptures that talk about the day of the lord.
Jesus tells us to bless and forgive our enemies, from his day all the way till the end, but judgment will take place upon the earth on those who insist on destroying the earth.
His judgment will cause many to repent from their evil ways while others will be taken out of the way for his new Christ centered Government upon the earth where peace dwells.
Beware of counterfeit movements though, some might try and establish the kingdom of Christ via political and/or military force, forcing christian worship before Christ returns, which would not be the true kingdom.
Quote from: thinktank on October 26, 2010, 04:42:23 PMTo Day...IS THE DAY OF THE LORD, and judgement IS taking place NOW in those who have an ear to hear.Rom 8:22 For we know that, all creation, is sighing together, and travailing-in-birth-throes together until the present, It's got to come to an end at some point though right?, otherwise sin will continue for eternity.Yea, the year 2015 is what I have been reading. Blood moons on Holy days and all that. http://skepticdave.blogspot.com/2009/03/2015-is-end-of-world-not-2012.htmlhttp://www.wnd.com/?pageId=63076CHB
To Day...IS THE DAY OF THE LORD, and judgement IS taking place NOW in those who have an ear to hear.Rom 8:22 For we know that, all creation, is sighing together, and travailing-in-birth-throes together until the present, It's got to come to an end at some point though right?, otherwise sin will continue for eternity.
Good hearing and vision is neccessary to know the whole plan of God. What you fail to comprehend is that God disciplines his creation. At the time of the end men will be destroying the earth according to scripture as they do today.
Revenge is a spirit huh? So you do believe that demons/unclean spirits exist afterall.
I suppose you don't know what revenge is, being that you believe you are arived at perfection.
How blind are those who believe they have arrived, not perceiving that they have fallen into pride of life, seeing themselves as better than others and having to belittle others to make themsleves look better.
This is a sad strategy of many in todays world, why do we have to belittle others to make ourselves look good, entire newspapers are dedicated towards pointing out the faults in celebrities etc, so that people can feel good about themselves.
Next time try uplifting people instead of tearing them down and you might be blessed, for by tearing others down you are tearing yourself down into destruction.
1 Thessalonians 4:6 That no man go beyond and defraud his brother in any matter: because that the Lord is the avenger of all such, as we also have forewarned you and testified.
Well now you are provoking me to show you scriptures of wrath. You are already sweating after me posting a small post on judgement, can you handle even one scripture?
Psalm 99:8 Thou answeredst them, O Lord our God: thou wast a God that forgavest them, though thou tookest vengeance of their inventionsIsaiah 35:4 Say to them that are of a fearful heart, Be strong, fear not: behold, your God will come with vengeance, even God with a recompence; he will come and save you.
God will save his people from vengeance but only if they follow him. The hypocrites and those who are christian in name only will be left with the wicked to experience judgement.
Romans 12:19 Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, but rather give place unto wrath: for it is written, Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord.
2 Thessalonians 1:8 In flaming fire taking vengeance on them that know not God, and that obey not the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ:Nahum 1:2 God is jealous, and the Lord revengeth; the Lord revengeth, and is furious; the Lord will take vengeance on his adversaries, and he reserveth wrath for his enemies.
To show you that man has vengeanceProverbs 6:34 For jealousy is the rage of a man: therefore he will not spare in the day of vengeance.
These scriptures are only a few that speak of vengeance. You asked for them so you got them.
Luke 2120 And when ye shall see Jerusalem compassed with armies, then know that the desolation thereof is nigh. 21 Then let them which are in Judaea flee to the mountains; and let them which are in the midst of it depart out; and let not them that are in the countries enter thereinto. 22 For these be the days of vengeance, that all things which are written may be fulfilled.
All things fullfilled, sounds like its talking about the end, not something that happened in 70AD
There are many contradictory statements in the bible. Unless you compliment the scriptures with each other you will only have half the picture. It seems to be you are only interested in half the bible and throw out the other half to suit your fancy.
Your a funny guy. You often do this and trip yourself over with your own arguments. you saywillie H "THERE IS NO Vengeance ThinkTANK""""""""""""""Willie"Thinktank there is wrath on SInners like you thinktank. willie"hmm that's a bit too obvious, so I'll add other men in brackets."
Funny how you insist that wrath is not for the world, but yet insist, that wrath falls upon me.
It appears you have much hatred for anyone or anything that resembles a pentecoastalist or orthodox teachings.
This hatred is eating you up and I urge you to repent and ask the lord to heal you of any scars that you might have received in your church upbringing.
Dishing out your hatred/anger on the body of Christ who have a different opinion to your own is not helping anyone.
I personally hate the fact that God will destroy a large part of humanity and plead with him to do it some other way, so I know where you are coming from, but ones feelings do not change the authority of the scriptures. Feelings are also fickle, I would not be suprised if I see you in heaven rejoicing when mystery babylon is avenged.
There is no other explanation for the vengeance scriptures. Nothing else fits, except judgment of earthly fire upon ungodly men. Is God the same yesterday today and forever?
Did God punish the enemies of Israel, Sodom etc in the old testament for nothing? Was he an evil God in the old testament but now is a good God?
Why do you suppose God sends judgment upon the entire earth? Is it not to purify the world of ungodly men who use their authority to do great evil. Are you angry at God because in his mercy wants his people to live in a world of peace? Would you rather the wicked of this world continue in power for eternity?
2 Peter 33 Knowing this first, that there shall come in the last days scoffers, walking after their own lusts, 4 And saying, Where is the promise of his coming? for since the fathers fell asleep, all things continue as they were from the beginning of the creation. 5 For this they willingly are ignorant of, that by the word of God the heavens were of old, and the earth standing out of the water and in the water: 6 Whereby the world that then was, being overflowed with water, perished: 7 But the heavens and the earth, which are now, by the same word are kept in store, reserved unto fire against the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men.
Does God avenge his saints? You bet he doesLuke 187 And shall not God avenge his own elect, which cry day and night unto him, though he bear long with them? 8 I tell you that he will avenge them speedily. Nevertheless when the Son of man cometh, shall he find faith on the earth?
Revelation 18:20 Rejoice over her, thou heaven, and ye holy apostles and prophets; for God hath avenged you on her.
The following scripture will give you something to ponder onwillieH: The scriptures say forgive our enemies thinktank.Romans 12:19 Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, Thinktank: Yes they do, but they also speak of wrathRomans 12:19but rather give place unto wrath: for it is written, Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord.Romans 12:19 Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, but rather give place unto wrath: for it is written, Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord.


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A Guadalupe leader said his town does not want Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's volunteer posse to patrol schools in his city.
Coucilmember Andrew Sanchez said the armed posse members are underqualified and may present a threat to the town.
"We cannot track them," he said. "We cannot hold them accountable for issues. If they decide to go out and commit crimes against our children, what are we going to do?"
Sanchez said Arpaio and his deputies have raised numerous controversial issues, including abuse of authority, racial profiling and tampering with evidence.
"We feel this is not the time or place for political posturing," he added.
Arpaio was quick to fire back against Sanchez's statments.
"He's using the politics," said Arpaio. "He's trying to throw in the racial allegations into this program and that is sickening. That is sickening for him to use kids and teachers for political reasons."


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Bonnie Lee Vaughan was born April 4, 1928 in Miami to William Holland and Grace Adelaide (Lee) Gordon. She passed from this life April 15, 2011 in Dallas, TX, at the age of 83. Bonnie Lee Gordon married Cecil Vaughan April 3, 1948 in Miami and together they raised four children. Bonnie had lived in this area since 1966 and was a member of NARFE and Town and County Club. She was also a dedicated member of First United Methodist Church. She enjoyed quilting, sewing, reading, playing with her grandchildren and spending time with her family and friends. Bonnie was preceded in death by her husband: Cecil L. Vaughan; parents: William & Grace Gordon; five sisters: Nellene Garren, Faye Marie Gordon, Alice Jacobs & husband Arthur, Clara Clark and Carol Palmer & husband Joe and two brothers: Billy Zack Gordon & wife Bertha and Larry Holland Gordon. She is survived by three sons: Leonard Lee Vaughan & wife Gayla of Antlers, Robert Allan Vaughan & wife Debra of Farris, and James Edwin Vaughan & wife Cathy of Antlers; one daughter: Mary Louise Henderson & husband Kevin of Pittsburg, KS; eight grandchildren: Bonna Cannon, Lacey Cannon, Robert Cecil Cannon, Shawna Bingham & husband James, Deana Vaughan, Erin Sue Sorrells & husband Richard, Gregory Lee Vaughan, and Cody Vaughan; seven great grandchildren: Jaycie Bingham, Abbie Bingham, Madeline Sorrels, Cayd Sorrells, Wyatt Vaughan, Marshall Smith and Cannon Whitney; a brother: Alan Gordon & wife Patty of Winston, NM; brother-in-laws: Glen Clark of Pittsburg, KS and Bob Hamill of Nowata; numerous nieces and nephews; as well as many other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, April 21, 2011 at the First United Methodist Church with Reverend Robert Duran officiating. Musical selections include: "In the Garden" and "Old Rugged Cross." Pallbearers include: Gregory Vaughan, Cody Vaughan, James Bingham, Richard Sorrells, Roger Palmer and Larry Johnston II, with the honorary pallbearer being Robert Cecil Cannon (on US Army deployment). Interment will follow at the Antlers City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the family asks that donations be made to the First United Methodist Church Building Fund. Family and friends may send online condolences at www.millscoffey.com [1].
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Victorian Rugby League Round 5 results
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Jets get shown their place in the Hierarchy
THE Sydney Airport Jets were dealt a harsh lesson by Premier League competition leaders the Canberra Raiders in the match played at Seiffert Oval, Queanbeyan on Saturday. The well drilled and superbly prepared Raiders blew the Jets away by a 52-8 margin, at one stage piling on four converted tries in a nine-minute points avalanche midway through the first half.
Auckland Local Competition Results
FOX Memorial: Hibiscus Coast 25 Glenora 18, Ellerslie 30 Otahuhu 12, Mangere East 16 Marist 10, Richmond 30 Mt Albert 6.
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NEW Zealand rugby league is as much about famous family names as any sport in the country.
Bartercard Cup - Round 6 results
ROUND 6 of New Zealand's Bartercard Cup competition had a mix of the predictable and surprise.
Raiders name five man forward bench
THE Canberra Raiders have named a five man powerhouse bench as they prepare for their first free to air game against the in-form Sharks this Friday night.
Guttenbeil injury forces change to Warriors line up
AN ankle injury to Vodafone Warriors? second row forward Awen Guttenbeil has forced head coach Daniel Anderson to make changes for Saturday night?s game against the Panthers.
Hill returns for Roosters? Clash
MELBOURNE Storm five-eighth and Test lock Scott Hill will return from a shoulder injury for this Sunday?s clash with the Sydney Roosters at Olympic Park (3pm).
Vagana Looking To Go To Britain
NIGEL Vagana could be on his way to England after contract talks broke down with his club, the Canterbury Bulldogs. The New Zealand Test centre has a host of admirers in the Tetley's Super League, with Bradford, Leeds, St Helens and Wigan all thought to be interested in signing him.
Queenslanders want another NRL team
A consortium from the Gold Coast will address National Rugby League chief executive David Gallop and his operations team this morning as they continue their bid for a place in the premiership.
Bulldogs Team For Wests Tigers Game
MITSUBISHI Electric Bulldogs forward Mark O'Meley has been named in the Dogs round 12 team to take on Wests Tigers this Saturday at the Sydney Showground.
Radisson Maine Wests Tigers Vs Bulldogs
RADISSON Maine Wests Tigers Head Coach, Tim Sheens has announced his team for the game against the Canterbury Bulldogs, on Saturday 31 May 2003 at the Sydney Showground. Kick off is at 5.30pm.
Roosters Squad For Storm Clash
COACH Ricky Stuart has named a 19 man squad that will head down to Melbourne this weekend to take on the Storm. Michael Crocker & Chris Walker are both surprise inclusions in the squad, and could play from the bench on Sunday.
NRL backs Harrigan
THE National Rugby League has backed Bill Harrigan over his decision to award a penalty against South Sydney's Bryan Fletcher for a double movement in the Rabbitohs' loss to St George Illawarra on Sunday.
Gallen out for six
CRONULLA back rower Paul Gallen will endure a six week stint on the sidelines for what his club boss Steve Rogers has branded a two-week offence.


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EAST BEND - After winning five-straight Mountain Valley Conference games to open the new year, the Lady Falcons have suddenly hit a skid.
Forbush let two late leads slip away in its last two games, falling to East Wilkes 36-34 Thursday night and West Wilkes 45-40 Monday night.
Against the Cardinals, after East scored the first five points, the Lady Falcons reeled off 15-straight to grab a 15-5 lead early in the second quarter.
Forbush breezed to a 22-11 lead at the break after a Paris Trivette put-back at the buzzer.
In the third, East battled back and used a 13-2 burst to tie the game at 24-24 with 2:40 left in the period.
The teams traded hoops down the stretch in a back-and-forth fourth quarter.
After two Trivette free throws tied the game at 33-33, East answered. Ashley Hayes sank the front-end of a one-and-one but missed the second. Adrian Pardue grabbed the offensive rebound and laid it back up for a three-point lay to give the Cardinals a 36-33 lead with 5.5 seconds left.
With one second left, Brittany Moose intentionally missed a free throw for a chance at a put-back. But East grabbed the rebound and ran out the clock to preserve the thrilling 36-34 victory.
Savanah Hill paced the way with 10 points on the night, while Kala Doub and Moose added eight points apiece.
Against West, the Falcons led 40-37 with just over a minute to play, but saw the Blackhawks storm back.
Forbush was out-scored 8-0 in the final 1:09 and dropped a heart-breaking 45-40 decision.
Moose powered the Falcons with 12 points, six boards and six assists, while Hill added eight. Doub tacked on seven points, while Trivette recorded six points and seven rebounds.
Forbush (5-6) looks to get back on track Wednesday night when conference front-runner North Wilkes comes to East Bend.
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