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The silent majority is waking up.
Most of these people look like they could use a good bath, then a job! Some of the same faces from Europe? How do these people exist? Who funds this activity?
Finally, the silent majority... the segment that drives the US economy is protesting the greed and corruption taking place on Wall St.
Just because it's dirty looking hippies who go out to protest doesn't mean it's just dirty looking hippies being hurt by corporate greed. We no longer live in a republic.
They should be in DC.
We have seen similar scapegoating occur in 1930's Germany. The financiers at that time were the Jews. The anger, ignorance, self-righteousness and victimhood are scarily the same with today's "protesters"
I know you'll find this hard to believe, but us regular working class people are not supporting your protest signs that hundreds of you got straight from the communist Workers' World Party. You are not 99 percent of America.
These people are know-nothing nincompoops. They have absolutely no clue as to how an economy functions. Banks are the engine of the entire economy.
Perhaps they're so content being idle, underemployed nogoodniks that they're hoping that by "taking down Wall Street" they'll be able to sink the entire US economy and there will never be any expectation for them to work, since there will be no jobs...
99% Of America owns 90% of America's wealth WAKE UP AMERICA FROM YOUR SLUMBER!!!. HOLD WALLSTREET AND COPORATE AMERICA ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY. I AM 99% AND i HAVE A JOB. I AM WORKING CLASS.
First Wall Street...next The CAPITAL.
The Democrats have tacit support for these misfits. It deflects attention from 'stimulus' and political incompetence to an easy-to-hate object.
We should expect them to be egged-on and supported by Democrats going into the election as it provides useful noise for Reid, Polosi and Hussein.
"crimes against humanity"? Are you a propagandist or a nothing-to-lose, think-"different" hipster seeking a cause?
Your protest is very trendy accessory to your ipod.
These animals need to get a job and get off the streets. They're not even paying the taxes necessary for the city to cleanse their stench off the benches and the sidewalks after they're gone. How discouraging is it for us to have to get up early, drag ourselves to work, only to walk past low-lifes camped out as if it were Woodstock on Wall Street?
Thankfully, the thought of me blowing by these hippies on their single-speed bikes in my Merc convertible with my hot girlfriend cheers me up sufficiently.
A persons greed makes that person perform at levels he or she never thought they could. That same greed creates new products and technology that helps in creating jobs. I will go on record and say I am proud to be greedy. My greed creates 45 US factory jobs per day.
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Brittany, what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
me is a tool
Thank you WSJ for your coverage, which is surprisingly more robust than NYT. This movement, regardless of where it goes or how long it lasts requires reflection. People who aren't driving in convertible Mercs with hot girlfriends are cosmogony to be heard.
Cosmogony = clamoring. Auto correct strikes again.
Protesting Wall St? Why? If you put all these protesters on a new planet like earth, it would take a few generations, but they would develop of system of exchanging goods and services; barter, then probably develop a currency (It's easier than exchanging melons for slabs of monkey meat). They'd also develop a system of laws, and gov't, distribution of labor and so forth. They'd have police and jails for the bad actors in society who want something for nothing....oh wait! That would be our protesters on Wall St! Hey kids, grow up. You've got nothing coming to you that you don't work for. Didn't your parents ever tell you that life isn't fair? That your self of entitlement is irrelevant? It wasn't business people and bankers who failed you...it was your government deluding you all to belief that you've got it coming to you. Wake up! You don't.
Oh right!... These thousands and thousands of people are just protesting for the heck of it. I seriously doubt it. It's like prophecy unfolding before our very eyes. If people would just crack open the Bible they'd see how this along with all the other movements and earth changes fit right into Christ's second comming but that would take accountability and surrender to God. What sin loving hellbound person wants that before they die?...
The people protesting aren't asking for something in exchange for nothing...they're asking for the corruptness to stop! Granted, you can't blame it all on Wall Street....if the government hadn't deregulated the banks, we may not be in the position we're in today. But who was pushing for/stuffing government pockets so the deregulation would happen...?
The most effective way to protest against a business is to boycott their product or service. Based on the age and opinions of the people who are protesting Wall St. they don't look like they really invest much money in Wall St. or really use any of "Wall St." services. Protesting an industry that is losing nothing from not having you as a direct customer is not an efficient use of time or energy. The only people who can give them what they want are federal lawmakers. They need to focus on protesting against the politicians. It would be more valuable for these folks to organize a movement, like they have, and use their time to get someone with their own interests elected at all levels of government.
Preach it! Big banks, big corporations, and government are all interconnected, and they're (mostly) all corrupt!
Sorry if it sounds like I am sympathizing with the protesters, I'm not. I just don't like illogical waste of time. Protesting Wall Street is a waste of time. They don't have to change their practices because someone who has little to no impact on their business does not like it. It makes no sense.
Hippies protesting Wall Street is like a blind man protesting photographs.
And what jobs can they have "What Fools"?
Aside from burger flipping that is.
There are no jobs for people in that age range.
Yeah, 45 jobs in China.
With the backing of unions, I think politicians will start taking the movement seriously. These guys have been fighting big business for a long time and have connections.
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These pricks are forcing the city to spend money to look after them in an era of stressed budgets. I'm sure this will translate into further cuts in services to the residents of this city.
I say a Million people march to DC next!!!
Let the unions supporting the marchers start by putting their money where their mouths are. Let them take their pension funds out of Wall Street and find a better place to hold their billions of dollars.
Yes there are abuses such as executive pay at publicly owned companies, failure at the SEC ( ie Madoff) and dismal dividend returns but they paint our financial system with a broad brush stroke.
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RX Bandits, A Great Big Pile Of Leaves, Cayetana @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
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I have been playing a lot with shotguns lately and I have found a particularly efective class with the MST-255. The class is listed below and has some flexibility.
Primar Weapon: MST-255 Shotgun
Attachments: Muzzle Break, Red Dot Sight
Secondary Weapon: Magnum Handgun
Attachment: Acog Scope
Perks: Ready Up, Reflex, Quick Draw, Sleight of Hand
Tactical: Concussion Grenade
Lethal: Throwing Knife
This loadout is differs significantly from traditional shotgun loadout, but I have found it very effective even on some larger maps. The MST-255 has a fast rate of fire and a 5 round magazine. It has more punch than the bulldog and slightly longer range. This shotgun load out relies on rushing up and ADS firing the weapon rather than flanking and using hipfire. The MST fires fast enough that I don't have to get a one shot kill to win a gun fight at close range all the time. The throwing knife gives me a close range option if I don't want to show up on the radar. However, I carry it mostly to deal with guard dogs. I will often find myself without enough shells to kill both the dog and the player and the knife kills the dog in a single throw. The concussion grenade is just useful filler since I didn't have another one point perk that helps the class out.
The magnum serves many purposes in this load out. It takes some practice to get the timing down, however if you let it settle between shots it's very accurate at mid to long range with the acog scope. It serves as a long range weapon and works very effectively against stationary targets if I see somebody outside of my shotguns reach. The weapon is more difficult to use up close with the acog on it, but since my primary is a shotgun this isn't much of a problem.
The perks are a litte different from a typical shotgun loadout, but they suit my needs well. Quickdraw let's me ADS both weapons quickly and makes the magnum more reactive. Ready up is self explanitory on a shotgun load out. Both of the guns suffer from a long reload so sleight of hand keeps me in the action faster. Reflex is the real lynch pin of this build. It lets me swap between the guns instantly depending on the range I need to react at. It also speeds up the throwing knife considerably and sends my concussnion out a little faster. However, the biggest help is that I can trade off either of the weapons for something off the ground it I want. The Shotgun has rather limited ammo and when it runs low I need to find a relplacement. Likewise, I will often swap the magnum out if I find a longer range weapon on the ground to my liking. Reflex let's me switch fast enough to be effective.
This loadout still relys on forcing closer engagements to be effective, but it is diverse and just works well for me. There is definately some room to experiment with it. Having, reflex, readyup and quickdraw mean that I have perks available for just about anything I pick up off the ground. I was running it with ammo crate, ballistic vest, and the squad mate but it would function well with any streaks.


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Democratic Party staffer Graeme Zielinski was removed as the party spokesman following his Twitter outburst in which he compared Republican Gov. Scott Walker to serial killer and cannibal Jeffrey Dahmer, sources said Monday.
Party leaders also docked Zielinski a week's pay - which works out to a little more than $1,000 - for his tweets after Milwaukee prosecutors announced that they were shutting down a secret criminal investigation of Walker's aides.
Late Friday, Zielinski removed the offensive tweets and apologized both to the families of Dahmer's victims and to the first-term Republican governor.
One source close to the party said Zielinski, a former newspaper reporter, will stay on with the state Democratic Party as a "media adviser." He will, however, no longer be permitted to post on Twitter, where he has been prolific in recent years.
"He agreed," said one source. "He's aware of the mistakes he's made."
The source declined to say why officials decided to keep Zielinski on the party payroll.
Democrats did not immediately name a replacement for Zielinski, who will still be allowed to talk to reporters off the record for stories. The communications job is currently listed as open, though staffer Melissa Baldauff will handle most media calls until the post is filled.
The source close to the party noted that Zielinski has made a handful of mistakes in recent years, including several on Twitter.
In May, he sent out a series of tweets suggesting Walker was using his criminal defense fund to help defend a man accused of child sexual enticement. A couple of months earlier, he posted a bogus tweet in which Republicans supposedly said women "should get paid less and not be able to make health care decisions."
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SMFA Commencement Ceremony
May 17, 2015
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Each year, a student speaker is chosen to give brief remarks of roughly three minutes at the School's commencement ceremony in May. The student speaker must exhibit character, leadership, and commitment to his or her practice, and be a member of the graduating class.
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Jordan Kretchmer, founder and CEO of Livefyre, delivered an inspirational commencement address to the graduates of the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston's Ruth and Carl J. Shapiro Family Courtyard.
Named to Inc's 35 Under 35 and the San Francisco Business Times 40 Under 40 in 2014, Kretchmer founded Livefyre—a San Francisco-based startup that helps global brands and companies launch creative websites that build their audiences—in December 2009, and has overseen its growth to 160 employees and over $67M in venture financing. Before founding Livefyre, Kretchmer was the Vice President of Brand at Current TV where he led brand re-development for the media company. Previously, he was the Digital Creative Director at Butler Shine Stern and Partners, and Vice President/Associate Creative Director at Mullen Advertising.
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I think that both these articles, Does the Internet make you smarter? and Does the Internet make you dumber? focus on the extreme sides of this argument and do not truly show solidified evidence that supports the side that they are defending. I believe that in moderation, the Internet is a useful tool that aids in the progression and evolution of society. Online media not only helps news and information circulate the globe in a faster and more efficient manner, but keeps the world connected, hopefully benefiting all parties involved. Maybe people are afraid of the change that the Internet will bring and what the future may entail, but the Internet does help social, political and educational communication and research as well, making information more accessible to a wider audience.
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Bug (comics)
Cover to Bug #1
Art by Derec Aucoin and John Dell
|Publication information
|Marvel Comics
|First appearance
|Micronauts #1 (January 1979)
|Created by
|Bill Mantlo
Michael Golden
|In-story information
|Place of origin
|Team affiliations
|Guardians of the Galaxy
|Notable aliases
|Galactic Warrior, Lover Bug
|Ability to cling to walls
Exceptional agility
Extraordinary sight
Enhanced peripheral vision via helmet
Antennae enable:
Communication with others bearing antennae
Heightened sensory awareness with a limited degree of danger sense
Bug is a fictional character, a superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Bug was originally a member of the Micronauts and later joined the second incarnation of the Guardians of the Galaxy.
When he first appeared in Micronauts #1 (dated January 1979), Bug was known as Galactic Warrior, taking this name from a figure from the Micronauts toy line on which the comic book series was based. The toy based characters were all owned by Takara Co., Ltd., with any original characters owned by Marvel. Starting with the fourth issue Galactic Warrior's name was changed to Bug. This was done after Marvel realized that since the character's design looked nothing like the toy, they could assume ownership if they used a different name.[1]
Publication history[edit]
Micronauts membership[edit]
Bug appeared as a featured character throughout Micronauts original run, starting from the first issue until issue #59 (dated August 1984), the series' final issue. Months later Marvel restarted the series with Micronauts: The New Voyages #1 (dated October 1984) with Bug once again appearing as a featured character. This second series lasted until issue #20 (dated May 1986).[2]
Planned relaunch and solo one-shot[edit]
In the 1990s Marvel began plans to launch a new series starring the Micronauts, despite the fact that they no longer held the publishing rights to the toy based characters. Assuming that Abrams Gentile Entertainment (the company that, at the time, owned the American rights to the Micronaut toy line) would agree to this new series, Marvel hired Shon C. Bury to write the series and Cary Nord to draw it.[3] [4] In preparation Bug and the other Micronauts that Marvel owned guest starred in Cable #39 (dated January 1997)[3] and Bug was featured in a solo one-shot (dated March 1997).[5] The negotiations with AGE eventually fell apart, the series was shelved and the three issues already produced were never published.[4]
Bug would later appear with the other Marvel owned Micronauts (now named the Microns) in issues of Captain Marvel in 2000 and 2001.
Annihilation: Conquest[edit]
Bug did not make any further appearances until 2007. At this point he appeared alone, without any of the other Microns, as a prisoner of the alien race the Kree. He was then recruited into a hastily assembled covert team led by Star-Lord. His activities at this point were depicted in the limited series, Annihilation: Conquest - Star-Lord and in the subsequent limited series Annihilation: Conquest. He was then a recurring character in the second volume of Guardians of the Galaxy, which spun out of the events portrayed in Annihilation: Conquest.
Guardians Membership[edit]
Although Bug was not a founding member of the "modern" Guardians team, Rocket Raccoon asked him to join when the original group disbanded after some internal misunderstandings. Bug agreed, and fought alongside the Guardians as they attempted to stop the Shi'ar-Kree interstellar conflict known as the War of Kings. Although they failed, Bug stayed with the Guardians as they dealt with the war's aftermath in the Realm of Kings storyline through the series' end with issue #25 in 2010. Bug appeared as a member of the Guardians in Avengers Assemble issues #4-8 in 2012.
Powers and abilities[edit]
Bug can cling to walls and has exceptional agility. He has extraordinary sight, with enhanced peripheral vision gained by wearing his helmet. His antennae enable communication with others bearing antennae, and provide heightened sensory awareness with a limited degree of danger sense. [6]
In other media[edit]
In a Q&A for Guardians of the Galaxy, director James Gunn revealed that Bug was in a previous script for the movie. [7]
- ^ Cronin, Brian Comic Book Urban Legends Revealed #153, Comic Book Resources, May 1, 2008
- ^ 'Micronauts: The New Voyages' at the Grand Comics Database
- ^ a b Cronin, Brian Comic Book Urban Legends Revealed #160, Comic Book Resources, June 19, 2008
- ^ a b The Lost Micronauts: The Un-Told Story of the Micronauts Re-Launch...That Never Left the Launching Pad, Innerspace Online, February 2, 2007
- ^ 'Bug' at the Grand Comics Database
- ^ http://marvel.com/universe/Bug#ixzz2IOEREgLT
- ^ Live GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY Interview with Chris Pratt, James Gunn and Kevin Feige - AMC Movie News
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The National Investment (Unit) Trust is getting bigger and bigger. Boosted by growth in dividend income along with Rs1.45 billion earned from the difference between unit selling and buying price (element income), the country's leading and oldest mutual fund saw profits jump 29 percent in the first nine months of current fiscal year.
As its fund managers remained focused increasing their holdings, together with the growth in AUM and better take-home profits shared by the KSE listed companies, the fund's dividend income increased to Rs1.57 billion in 9MFY11 as against Rs1.28 billion earned in the year-ago period. However, the expansion in fund portfolio slightly tailed off its capital gains.
Backed by high appetite for equity securities and better performance of investment portfolio, the fund's AUM reached Rs37 billion at the end of March, as against Rs32.9 billion same period a year earlier.
"As the government has imposed capital gains tax, NIT's fund managers refrained from aggressive trading which resulted in lower capital gains," market sources told BR Research.
The NIT-State Enterprise Fund also recorded phenomenal growth in dividend income, while its capital gain remained stagnant at last year's level. However, SEF's net income fell on account of lower element income. Element income can be defined as the difference between unit selling and buying price.
During the same period, the NIT-EMOF fund recorded a slight drop in net income in the face of growth in dividend income and capital gain. It seems that growth in expenses due to higher impairment losses on equity securities and higher management participation fee might have been behind the decline in EMOF's net income.
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I'm not sure if you'll take this as a plus or not, and maybe it's just because I'm re-reading the Harry Potter series, but this image instantly makes me think of Hogsmeade. I suppose you wouldn't know what I mean unless you've read the story. Oh well. Very cozy yet slightly eerie image.
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Pyromaniacs: Everyone Crucified Jesus???
Pyromaniacs: He Made Him to Be Sin for Us.
"The Jews as a race were no more or less blameworthy than the Gentiles."
Not exactly.
In fact John MacArthur quotes Acts 2:23 in which the Spirit places the greater blame on the Jews- "you crucified and killed by the hands of lawless men. You is the operative word, it is the Jews set over against lawless men. That both acted with evil is indisputable. The contrast made is those who have the Law and those who don't. But this is in keeping with "to whom belong the covenants," and who alone could sacrifice the paschal. To confuse the blame by making blameworthiness unilateral confuses the reason why Israel was chosen to bear the testimony to the nations. Israel alone had that responsibility, and Israel alone bears the responsibility for crucifying their Lord even though he was crucified by them on behalf of all men.
I know it is politically incorrect to say we worship Christ crucified by the Jews, but that is a historic reality without which there is no remission of sin. For only they were given the promise that by the shedding of blood is there remission. Ours is a historic faith with Israel the representative center of all it promises. They alone could perform the necessary sacrifice. Even in the Law, the Jews sacrificed the passover for the strangers among them. The strangers could not do that for themselves. We should pay heed, Acts 2:23 makes clear that it was by the hands of evil men that the Jews put to death the Christ, not that they joined hands in doing so. That there is the confluence of Jew and Gentile to carry out the required sacrifice doesn't negate the fact that only Israel could offer a sacrifice acceptable. Even Saul could not offer sacrifice, to the contrary, it required a priest and so it is that Christ was delivered up by the council of Priests to the Romans, particularly, the High Priest (Hebrews 8:3), and this specific sacrifice was made according to the his council:
But one of them, Caiaphas, who was high priest that year, said to them, "You know nothing at all. Nor do you understand that it is better for you that one man should die for the people, not that the whole nation should perish." He did not say this of his own accord, but being high priest that year he prophesied that Jesus would die for the nation, and not for the nation only, but also to gather into one the children of God who are scattered abroad. (John 11:49-52 ESV).
The Jews involvement is not coincidental, it is instrumental and required by the Law that one should die for all, for that was meaning of the Passover. And though Rome is the sacrificial knife used, they were merely a tool in Israel's hand, just as the Jews were a tool in the hand of the Father to carry out the determinate will of God.
JM further compounds the error by stating:
This was, in essence, a corporate act of sinful humanity against God. All are guilty together.
Again, not quite. The Jews bear their own blame, the Romans their own. Outside that, we must part with the corporate guilt trip. This is the way liberals speak when they want to incriminate all for the acts of a few and justify themselves. We were not there, in fact, the vastness of humanity was not there for the most part. There were a historic people in a historic place at a historic time, who were. To conflate it is to confuse the historicity of it and undermine it. We are all guilty of sin, but we do no bear the sins of others as culpable for their acts. It is feel-good commiseration, but not the faith once and for all delivered to the saints:
For I delivered to you as of first importance what I also received: that Christ died for our sins in accordance with the Scriptures, (1 Corinthians 15:3 ESV)
We do well if we hold the full council of the Word of God "in accordance with the Scriptures." JM's emphasis on the corporate prayer blinds him to a verse he himself has quoted. And shackles others such as: "'What are these wounds on your back?' he will say, 'The wounds I received in the house of my friends.'" Jesus was the victim of his friends (see Matthew 26:50 ESV).
Why, we might ask, is it so important to share this "All are guilty together" guilt for the acts of a few? We are all guilty of being sinful, and of being the reason that Christ had to be crucified. That is one thing. But to say that we were participants? There is nothing in Scripture which makes that claim and nothing could be further from the truth. To spiritualize the historic claims of the Gospel puts in danger the whole of the history, including the resurrection, of being spiritualized. No, we believe in God who has revealed himself in Jesus Christ in a historic frame of reference, who was crucified by a specific people for a specific reason, according to a specific revelation, and we are better off to exalt Him who has stepped out of eternity into his creation rather than massaging our egos in such a way that we not only void the revelation but make a mockery of the historic events which have direct bearing on our salvation. For, if Jesus was not crucified by the Jews according to Scripture for our sins, then neither did he rise from the dead. And if he did not rise, our faith is in vain.
My God, My God, Why Have You Forsaken Me (republished)
In the video here, R. C. Sproul explains the Curse Motif. Most of what Dr. Sproul has to say is such a needed message to hear. R. C. Sproul is one of my favorite preacher/teachers. His work has had a broad influence on me and others and his lucid explanations generally bring clarity where other men's do not. The video above contains an exposition of perhaps one of the most difficult passages in all of Scripture. And on this point I take exception to R. C..
We have to take into account not merely the emotional impact of this scene but exactly what is happening.
Jonathan Edwards said:
Then was Christ in the greatest degree of his humiliation, and yet by that, above all other things, his divine glory appears. Christ's humiliation was great, in being born in such a low condition, of a poor virgin, and in a stable: his humiliation was great, in being subject to Joseph the carpenter, and Mary his mother, and afterwards living in poverty, so as not to have where to lay his head, and in suffering such manifold and bitter reproaches as he suffered, while he went about preaching and working miracles: but his humiliation was never so great, as it was in his last sufferings, beginning with his agony in the Garden, till he expired on the cross. Never was he subject to such ignominy as then; never did he suffer so much pain in his body, or so much sorrow in his soul; never was he in so great an exercise of his condescension, humility, meekness, and patience, as he was in these last sufferings; never was his divine glory and majesty covered with so thick and dark a veil; never did he so empty himself, and make himself of no reputation, as at this time: and yet never was his divine glory so manifested, by any act of his, as in that act, of yielding himself up to these sufferings. When the fruit of it came to appear, and the mystery and ends of it to be unfolded, in the issue of it, then did the glory of it appear; then did it appear, as the most glorious act of Christ that ever he exercised towards the creature.
How so, how is it that his divine majesty and glory shine forth so clearly if the abandonment were what R. C. says?
Let's return to the texts:
For he has not despised or abhorred the affliction of the afflicted, and he has not hidden his face from him, but has heard, when he cried to him.
Why this if this:
My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Why are you so far from saving me, from the words of my groaning? O my God, I cry by day, but you do not answer, and by night, but I find no rest.
There is a song by Michael Card with the line: That one forsaken moment when Your Father turned His face away. The Psalm said that did not happen. The Psalm says that the Lord, rather than having abandoned him, never left him. That reality is the amazing comfort of this Psalm and the one that follows.
A large majority of the Psalms follow this pattern, a prophetic pattern, one that is reflected in the accusations of the enemies of Israel who derided her and cast aspersion upon her God, that is, that God had abandoned her. Even she elsewhere accuses him and he answers,
Where is your mother's bill of divorce…I gave my back to those who strike, and my cheeks to those who pull out the beard; I hid not my face from disgrace and spitting. But the Lord God helps me; therefore I have not been disgraced; therefore I have set my face like a flint, and I know that I shall not be put to shame. He who vindicates me is near…
The typical plea in the Psalms is from that perspective of appearance of abandonment. God indeed abandoned his servant to this death though he never abandons him the Psalm says. Isaiah also confirms this. So, why is it that the typical teaching on the Cross pictures Christ abandoned in the sense of separation from God, when the testimony of Scripture is that he wasn't?
He who vindicates me is near…,
not far.
Other Scriptural testimony to the fact that the Father didn't abandon Christ, at least in the traditional sense it is taught, is found in these:
For you will not abandon my soul to Sheol, or let your holy one see corruption…I have been young, and now am old, yet I have not seen the righteous forsaken…The wicked watches for the righteous and seeks to put him to death. The Lord will not abandon him to his power or let him be condemned when he is brought to trial… Blessed is the man whom you discipline, O Lord, and whom you teach out of your law, to give him rest from days of trouble, until a pit is dug for the wicked. For the Lord will not forsake his people; he will not abandon his heritage; for justice will return to the righteous, and all the upright in heart will follow it. Who rises up for me against the wicked? Who stands up for me against evildoers? If the Lord had not been my help, my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence…
Truly Jesus suffered the terrors of death and died on our behalf, bearing the full burden of sin for us. By all appearances God had abandoned him, but his final statement and the first day of the week proves the opposite. The beauty of this Psalm as it is played out in the disciples as they view the Christ abandoned and flee, all hope gone, is that they will be corrected by God when they behold Him resurrected and confirms to them the promise that he would not leave them nor forsake them, ever. That is the reality of this Psalm, its greatness and its comfort. Christ's last desperate plea is to a crucifying crowd was that they look to the Prophets and see the marvelous work of God who does not abandon his holy one, or his holy ones to corruption, who does not abandon those who cry out for mercy, who does not separate himself from his own. He ends his life preaching the Gospel with his last breath. With his last breath he preaches the hope of the resurrection. With his last breath he refers his enemies, in whose midst God has prepared for him a meal (Psalm 23), to:
The helpless are crushed, sink down, and fall by his might. He says in his heart, "God has forgotten, he has hidden his face, he will never see it. Arise, O Lord; O God, lift up your hand; forget not the afflicted. Why does the wicked renounce God and say in his heart, "You will not call to account"? But you do see, for you note mischief and vexation, that you may take it into your hands; to you the helpless commits himself; you have been the helper of the fatherless. Break the arm of the wicked and evildoer; call his wickedness to account till you find none. The Lord is king forever and ever; the nations perish from his land. O Lord, you hear the desire of the afflicted; you will strengthen their heart; you will incline your ear to do justice to the fatherless and the oppressed, so that man who is of the earth may strike terror no more… In you, O Lord, do I take refuge; let me never be put to shame; in your righteousness deliver me! Incline your ear to me; rescue me speedily! Be a rock of refuge for me, a strong fortress to save me! For you are my rock and my fortress; and for your name's sake you lead me and guide me; you take me out of the net they have hidden for me, for you are my refuge. Into your hand I commit my spirit; you have redeemed me, O Lord, faithful God.
Christ did die, Christ did take upon himself our curse. However, our confidence in God's faithfulness is not founded in anything less than that which accompanied Christ there:
For he has not despised or abhorred the affliction of the afflicted, and he has not hidden his face from him, but has heard, when he cried to him… Into your hand I commit my spirit; you have redeemed me, O Lord, faithful God
Peter… You rrrra Pirate: Triablogue On Peter Lumpkins' Duplicitous Hypocrisycophantic Bell Ringing
Notice that Lumpkins relies on secondhand information. He continues his attack on Justin Taylor and others based, not on his own reading of Love Wins, but based on hearsay information–what Boyd says Bell says.
Lumpkins is guilty of the very thing he faults in others. So he flunks his own test.
Lumpkins is a bigot. And because he's a bigot, he's oblivious to his own bigotry. A bigot thinks the other guy is the bigot.
In Lumpkins' priority system, if a man who happens to be a Calvinist says something right about a heretic, then it's more important to attack the Calvinist and defend the heretic, than vice versa.
Question: Confused With Bad Company Am I That Peter?
Is Peter Lumpkins' recent supporting role in the defense of the sub-Christian cultus and its leading figures, hip and ho-hum, like Scripture twisting, prosperity teacher, Joel Osteen wannabe, Crystal Cathedral envying, Ed Young booty loving, Steven Furtick, and the established heretic, pseudo-intellect and truth redactor Rob Bell, nothing new? Is there reason to note his support of Molinist heresy-hawker "Who So Evah Will-o-the-Wisp" Keathley, a "leading educator" in the SBC who doesn't have to keep his big mouth shut? Should we, or can we, forget Peter's love affair and continued stupid endorsements supporting "I ain't got no shame", ever Geislerized, SBC champion liar, fake Muslim, language impersonator, part-time burqa presser, and lover of men of questionable character himself, Ergun Caner? Is it turning out that Peter just prefers bad company? It is not like he's drunk on himself, is it?
Like Father Like Son? Ergun Caner After All These Years
At the end of this video Ergun in one of his most telling anecdotes, puts down his own son as being a deceptive little jerk of a kid hell-bent on rebellion. I don't know what Ergun did that was so wrong, but none of my children would light the rags on fire. Not one. That confidence comes from knowing them because I trained them to obey. The answer to what went so wrong with Caner's kid perhaps is revealed as you listen to Ergun.
You cannot help but understand him to say that God tempts his own children to sin- God gives them access? Meaning, as Caner has set the parameters, it is God who puts sin before his children so that they might choose it if they will. I cannot tell you how many times I have had Arminians say exactly the same thing. I have, in fact, had friends who discount Calvinism say they do these things purposely to their kids. My brother who as a member of the Way International was taught that this is the way you can test the spirits- set them up. I have even had SBC pastors tell me that God can do as he pleases, both good and evil.
Does God give us equal access? Check this out:
Genesis 20:6 Then God said to him in the dream, "Yes, I know that you have done this in the integrity of your heart, and it was I who kept you from sinning against me. Therefore I did not let you touch her.
Even though the king's heart was determined to go into Sarah, God stopped him.
Now the opposite can be true:
Ezra 7:27 Blessed be the Lord, the God of our fathers, who put such a thing as this into the heart of the king, to beautify the house of the Lord that is in Jerusalem,
Even what is not naturally in a king's heart the Lord puts there:
Proverbs 21:1 The king's heart is a stream of water in the hand of the Lord; he turns it wherever he will.
Even where man is free to choose, God so directs his ways so that he will do as God decrees:
Now therefore behold, the Lord has put a lying spirit in the mouth of all these your prophets; the Lord has declared disaster for you.
In all this though we know that:
Let no one say when he is tempted, "I am being tempted by God," for God cannot be tempted with evil, and he himself tempts no one.
God always works in such a way that the heart of the man remains free according to its nature to choose according to its desire. God does not tempt, he controls the choice by the conditions so that the purposes of God will always be:
Genesis 50:20 As for you, you meant evil against me, but God meant it for good, to bring it about that many people[1] should be kept alive, as they are today.
The story of Jacobs kids is remarkable. The whole story is when we begin with Abraham and God's defining the history by controlling all Abraham's choices, even a bride for his son, Isaac and his blessing of Jacob, and of course, Jacobs son being sold into slavery to begin the saga that was given in a prophecy to Abraham. All these things, even to the birth and life of Moses, Pharoah's hardened heart, all of it, done according to the foreordaining decrees of God. Yet, in all this, God does not once temp man with evil. Not once..
That is not what Caner said. In his example, God has allowed access by presenting before man both good and evil so that he may freely choose from one or the other. Caner is right, his evil little boy would have done the evil thing anyway. But he didn't need Ergun's temptation to do so, or so says James. He would have found the oil, the rags and the matches and torched the house even with mom and dad asleep in bed. That was his nature. Funny how Caner would not agree that man's nature rules out his libertarian freedom to choose just anything, then, he falls into his own contempt when he says that his son would do according to his nature, what his nature dictated, and not as he could freely choose.
Yes God controls the desires, yes he orchestrates the circumstances, but never does he grant man the option of doing either evil or good as Caner's god does. To the contrary, he always commands the good, and never allows free access to evil. It is the devil who has presented evil before man and that against God's commandments. In Ergun's scenario, his god commands abstention but purposely sets before a child the object of his evil desire. Ergun presents God as a man who is fallen, or worse as the devil, who tempts others to sin.
Jerry Falwell, ah, what can be said. The quintessential carny who got filthy rich manipulating the emotionally laden. James White is correct, there was nothing to amen. Lies, fraudulent exegesis, theatrics, manipulative speech, tools of a Christian evangelist? Not hardly. These traits we see exemplified by the Devil's machinations revealed in Scripture. Mentor and minted, two chubby cherubs from the same father. "God has provided all you need…" so says Falwell. But he, like Caner, falls upon his own self-contradiction. As White notices, Jerry Falwell has to make the Calvinistic appeal about what that provision means in prayer so that Falwell asks that God would do as I demonstrated above, interfere with the free-will, cooperative, synergistic choices of man. Left to his free-will, (that is free-will as defined by anti-Calvinists), if God did not control the circumstances and yes, even put it into the heart, man would not choose Christ. So we can thank God, that through the Holy Spirit, even the Great Jerry Falwell could not pray without God sovereignly putting into his mouth even that truth which Falwell denied.
It is important that we do not let Ergun, his creators, or his handlers, get away with the fraud they have been perpetrating upon the vulnerable for so long. A follow-up post will explain more of why that is so very critical in today's atmosphere. For now, James White says it rightly. This is not a man who was something good that went bad, he was bad, and continues to be so:
The Myth of Free Will by Walter Chantry.
Why Would The Value Voters Summit Of The Family Research Council Hire An Unrepentant Liar?
FBC Jax Watchdog: Ergun Caner Speaks at "Value Voters Summit" of Family Research Council.
It makes you wonder… he's been lying since before 911… He gives so much credit to his wife it begs to wonder just what kind of woman would put up with that for so long?
I mean, how can she trust anything that he said, like "I love you. Will you marry me?" Who's me, who's I? Is it Michael or Memhet, Barack or Barry? Persona or person? Did she marry the phantom, or the opera?
Then again, if she trained him… ahem… what does that mean? That she trained him to perform the balancing a ball for fish act? Holy Mackeral Baptist Man! That she showed him how to glue a rubber nose on so it couldn't be pulled off? Didn't work! To be a quick change artist? To be a character actor? She did well, there, there is no doubt.
His wife is most likely a wonderful woman. She knows him best, right? Cooks him possum. Yummy! If anything we can surmise about her, if she is not complicit, is that she has more endurance and patience than Abigail. That's her Nabal to bear… I suppose.
One other thing. It is amazing that he is speaking to a crowd that should eshew the hyphenated American motif. But there's Caner, hyphenating all over himself.
His people? No. His past wasn't one of an oppositional Muslim boy. He was raised, American. Probably to the consternation of his father. He was a typical, could-care-less American teen, as can be plainly seen by his fotos from that time. And now, he is an American revivalist selling his snake oil sermons. The components of the oil haven't changed. He is still telling the testimony of a mythical life he never lived. The reality: he's an over-fed, too well compensated, Finneyesque showman of the most common Southern Baptist algae ooze; a canival barker getting rich pulling the strings of emotionally laden, politically bound, marionettes whose spiritual fortunes hang upon how well America prospers. After all, how then shall they live in the style they are accustomed? Christ is the furthest thing from their minds. But, Christ makes a good draw at this kind of shamanic circus. Americanism is nothing more than a pseudo- Christian sect.
Yeah, Caner is still lying in wait for a buck.
You may think that I am mean, a profanely, juvenile slanderer. Yet, the fact is that Caner is back on the stage. He and his toadies, the shaman with roadies, making hay greasing palms, without ever repenting of ripping off his audiences for years. And about his wife… Remember, we asked this very same thing of Hillary and Bill. When a public figure, such as Caner, puts up his wife as a shield, she becomes a public figure open to the same accountability as he, and not outside the bounds of commentary. Beside that, go read 1 Timothy, and see if an elder's wife is immune from the very same scrutiny to which he is subject.
So… if you want to take me to task for hammering him so hard, or implicating his wife, save your fingers and go listen to Tammy Faye. She just didn't understand it either: "What did we do?"
Addendum: Are Conservative Christians Worshiping America? | Philosophical Fragments.
You might want to watch these videos, also.
Emergent, Charismatic Third Way, Word Faith, The SBC Great Commission Resurgence (in fact any of their Million More In '54 schemes), scores of other how to get things from God schleps, The Values Voters- when it comes to church growth via the pop christian genre, it is all the same, and it is not the Gospel.
More Ergun Caner Errors, How NOT to Define the Gospel, and Calls, Calls, Calls, on the DL
Norman Geisler: An Attention Span Just A Bit Longer Than A Shoelace
The Jerry Vines Circus Promoted By Peter Lumpkins
On the platform are some of the greatest puppeteers in America. Among them include:
and, of course, Jerry Vines (a full schedule and lineup is here)
Oh! Pulpiteers. That makes sense. They're entertainers. Church growth through emotional appeal manipulators, Finney clones, big tent, center ring performers. They're not preachers, teachers, or evangelists in the biblical sense if the unrepentant Ergun Caner is on this list. Ergun's rubber nose faux persona really does sum it up nicely. If those taking center stage with him don't care about his refusal to admit purposed lies and deception, what else can be said except that this won't be a conference, but a circus.
Exonerated Ergun Caner's Co-creator Elmer Towns To Execute Caner's Punishment? For What?
LU co-founder Towns named seminary dean | The News & Advance.
According to the News & Advance:
"The punishment was commensurate with the problem, so we're ready to move on," Towns said about Caner. "I really don't want to talk about him. I want to look toward the future."
Those who were previously touting the way Liberty handled the Caner situation as "exonerating" Caner – are they going to stick with that?
Some times you just want to scream.
What I cannot figure out is why LU cannot find a more suitable replacement. My guess is that they weren't looking. My guess also is that the officials included Elmer Towns in appointing Elmer Towns and most likely the Board was directed by Elmer Towns to appoint Elmer Towns. I have a feeling that there was no candidate search and Elmer's large frame is merely meant to hold the seat open until Caner is fully restored to it. Otherwise, why not someone from LU's teaching staff? Was there no assistant dean? No one in the wings? No one else qualified? Then why not go outside? The whole thing stinks.
Yes, the slip of the tongue is telling. It was punishment, at least that is what it appears to be, plain and simple, for lying. But they never thought he would get caught in the first place. As a supposed erudite scholar, are we to believe that Towns knew nothing of the falsehoods? He had no knowledge of Islam, none? He could not discern the discrepancies? By what fiat did he hire Ergun, then? The proponents of exoneration will remain silent, because to comment on the decision as punishment would expose their sycophantic support of Ergun as fact.
Elmer Towns has been for decades one of the leaders in the Church Growth Movement, allied with everything that is abhorrent in it, e.g., his friend and partner in crime in that realm, C. Peter Wagner, et cetera. His dabbling in the mysticism of that movement is well documented, by Towns' own publications. He even published his own spiritual gifts survey to be used in relationship to it. Of his necessary compliments to growth is the visionary leader, ergo, Ergun. Charismatic leadership, not necessarily qualified leadership, is foundational to the CGM. Accountability is secondary, growth is the main thing, to parrot a title by Elmer.
What most characterizes Elmer is his methodological pragmatism, certainly not his exegetical expertise. Which accounts for his own form of Methodism's perfectionism. But judging the size of Caner, Falwell and even Towns, his books on fasting weren't their favorite reads. Manipulation of God through techniques for personal gain has been Elmer's calling card all along. The reality, profits from books and publications has been his meal ticket. All this accounts for Ergun's appearance as a revivalist and the compromise of Scripture in pursuit of the value in increasing the numbers of givers and buyers. There is no way that Elmer is going to sacrifice his child, LU, for his step-child Ergun. It pays too well. But the fact remains, Ergun is a large factor in the center-ring antics of the exploitive methods championed by Towns and Falwell. To turn Ergun out without at least the appearance of some form of reconciliation would be an admission that the whole scheme behind LU is a fraud. We can look for one of two outcomes: the silent slipping out the back door in a voluntary change of career venue, which is highly unlikely since Ergun was hand-picked by his mentor Jerry Sr., and because Caner holds the goods on LU's knowledge of his history and methods- nothing more vengeful than a lover scorned; or, we will eventually see the concocted story that Caner has been through a restorative reconciliation process and upon its completion was fully forgiven. Then "punishment" will take on the a new nuance in the by-line as restoration. Caner will be presented as remorseful, contrite, repentant and even more humble than before. And the peeps will eat the cotton candy with relish without regard to the previous rot caused by it.
I think Dr. White puts it well… let the punishment fit the…
Just imagine if Caner came out and told the whole truth…
Or, as natallmc intimates, what if he was to make things up about LU's complicity in the same vein as he represented himself or Islam, whoa… unholy jihad, Liberty Man. How might they defend conversations that took place off record, behind closed doors? I mean, he said, she said, and Caner's the top draw, not Falwell Jr., or Towns. His currency, as we noticed with his defenders, far exceeds theirs. That's the problem when you create a monster, he might just destroy the lab.
In other words, they better not pull the choke chain too tight.


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"Another big plus point is the climate, which has for years made Mossel Bay a destination of choice for holiday home buyers, while a relatively low crime rate and excellent medical facilities add to the attractions for retirees."
There are excellent schools and sporting, entertainment and shopping facilities in the town, with a third mall currently under construction and plans being hatched for a waterfront development, says Grard.
She says they feel the strongest attraction at the moment is the variety of well-priced homes that offer extremely good value for money. For example, one can still acquire a good seaview stand for R350 000, and home sale prices range between R900 000 and R1.5 million, although luxury beachfront homes start at R3 million and can range up to R26 million.
"Buyers and property investors are definitely beginning to respond to these opportunities and the number of sales in Mossel Bay is rising month by month, with the only real stumbling block now being the strict deposit and lending criteria for first-time buyers," says Grard. It is fortunate that many of those moving from other towns have already sold their previous properties and have cash in hand.
Having been in the real estate industry for more than 25 years, Grard accumulated many awards as a top performer for another national real estate company, until she decided to establish an independent agency along with co-owner Charmaine Deacon.
It is the agency Choose Success, that has been converted to the Chas Everitt brand, and which will become "home base" for all the Chas Everitt agents covering the stretch of coast from Dana Bay to the west of Mossel Bay to Klein Brak and Groot Brak in the east.
Grard says they are excited about the change, particularly as it comes at a time where there is an increasing interest on Mossel Bay Property, and the Chas Everitt International group, with its team of national and international marketing channels will help them satify the interest and give their client's properties the widest exposure possible.
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