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My Sincere Apologies to the Turkish Nation, Can You Ever Forgive Me?
So, it appears that yours truly has gotten an entire country angry at him and that, as we speak, the Turkish high command, along with something they call "MIT" (it stands for Milli Istihbarat Teskilati, or National Intelligence Organization – nothing to do with brainy guys in Boston figuring out the universe) are up in arms over the threat I've been posing to Turkey's national security. Well, kiss that trip to Istanbul good bye. I saw "Midnight Express," I know the drill.
I'm a little excited, to be honest, I've never had a brawl with a country before. For the most part I fight with Jewish crazies who hate Muslims pathologically, with Reform Jews who insist anyone with a checkbook is a Jew, with the Women of the Wall who must have their piece of the rock, with a president who took my money and gave it to my banker – but never with an entire country. It's strangely exhilarating, I have to say.
It all began about a week ago, with a story that was published in the Washington Post, the gist of which was that one Hakan Fidan, the head of the Turkish MIT, had knowledge of Israeli agents operating in Iran and, guess what, he turned over a list with ten of their names to the Iranians.
Considering the fact that no reputable refutation has been made available so far, and that the Israelis have not denied the story (since they were probably the ones who gave it to the Post in the first place), what Hakan Fidan did was bloody treacherous.
Indeed, last Friday the Turks stopped the denial campaign, which was coupled with accusations against Israel (naturally) and came around to admitting—in a roundabout way—that he probably had done it.
Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu told the Turkish Hurriyet: "When you read these articles, Hakan Fidan is accused of … not letting other intelligence agencies operate in Turkey. Therefore, he is being blamed for doing his job."
Yet another good man being hunted down for his loyalty to his country and his faith.
Except that what Hakan Fidan has done was usurp a relationship that began in the 1950s between Israel's and Turkey's secret services, taking information he received as Israel's ally and handing it over for execution to Israel's worst enemies. Now, there's a man doing his job and being blamed for it. What a victim.
And, according to The Wall Street Journal, Hakan Fidan was behind the arming of Muslim Brotherhood groups fighting in Syria. That's one shade away from arming Al Qaeda. Also, the WSJ cited senior U.S. officials who said Fidan gave Iran sensitive intelligence collected by the U.S. and Israel.
A true friend, just doing his job. Lay off our Man Fidan, for he represents the highest values cherished by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's Turkey: love of country, love of the downtrodden and the Jews done it.
Now, none of the above stories of betrayal and murder-facilitation were anything I, personally, have gathered. I merely reported on the initial Washington Post expose regarding the folks Fidan most assuredly sent to their deaths. But if you google Hakan Fidan, both in regular and news flavors, you'll get my Jewish Press story well above anything else in the world, including his Wikipedia profile and the original Washington Post column.
All of Turkey reads my article first, before they read anything else on the subject. I've been getting Turkish followers on my Twitter account, and Turks have been leaving hundreds of really angry comments on our Facebook page, comments we labor to remove every hour, because they're not pleasant to read.
That's because of a nasty note I, in the heat of opining, entered in the flow of my story: "If anyone deserves to find a special surprise in his car one morning, it's Fidan, the Turkish spy chief." You'll have to admit, it's not exactly a call to arms, it's an expression of rage at what appears to be a lowlife reminiscent of those Afghani trainees who murder their American patrol fellows, or those Palestinian "security" folks who turned and shot their IDF patrol partners.
Surprisingly, the Turks are not angry at their own security chief for betraying the trust of a close ally—make that two close allies. They're upset at me, for saying he deserves to be punished. I suppose some of it gets lost in translation. I also think the Turks, like those Muslims who kill people on account of their Muhammad cartoons (you don't see Bugs Bunny worshipers doing that, now, do you?), should go shopping for a thicker skin. Seriously.
In any event, I am now a major star in Turkey, most likely because of the magical combination "Jewish Press," which must be the final proof some Turks needed to the fact that whatever blood curdling fantasies they had harbored about Jews was totally true – look at the facts, this Yori Yanover said so, in the "Jewish Press" — that must be the communications organ for all the Jews.
Let's face it, antisemites truly believe there's a powerful Jewish cabal out there, and that if one of us Jews gives the word, immediately those trained, clandestine teams everyone knows so much about take off to carry it out. We can argue it ain't so until we're blue in the face, it won't change their minds. Like I told you, they have the convictions of their deep seated antisemitism.
And so, instead of arguing, I will be the big man here, and announce officially that whatever surprises I may have been plotting for Hakan Fidan are now null and void. I order the Mossad to call the hit teams back; likewise the U.S. Seals which we Jews control with Rothchild's gold must return to base. There will be no surprises for the Turkish spy chief as long as I'm running this cabal.
And tell David Duke his shorts are ready at the cleaner's, we gave him the special gentile rate but he mustn't forget the ticket. No tickie…
Great, now I went and started a war with the KKK and China, too.Yori Yanover
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"All good things must come to and end," is how Hilda Wiltz announced the upcoming closure of the Rayne Christian Service Center on Tuesday, Nov. 1.
She notes, "It will be a great loss to the community of Rayne."
She also notes since 1985-2011, the board of directors of the Rayne Christian Service Center has provided aid to the community in the form of utility assistance, transportation vouchers, vouchers for food, clothing, school referrals, school uniforms, along with emotional support, disaster relief, volunteers and Toys for Tots.
Wiltz remembers the first thoughts, bylaws, rules and the churches and church organizations coming together to form the board of directors and volunteers to begin on Clegg Street with the Johnson family giving the center a home, with the aid of Father Drapeaux, volunteers and many other supporters.
"We want to thank all organizations that helped financially and otherwise to keep us going for this long. The board of directors members were many, she says, with the most recent from St. Joseph Church, Our Mother of Mercy Church, Starlight Baptist Church, St. Matthew Baptist Church, First Baptist Church of Rayne, Centenary United Methodist Church, the Knights of Columbus Council, the knights and ladies of St. Peter Claver Court #75, St. Paul Chapter and Assembly #3, Catholic Daughters, St. Vincent de Paul Society, the Sick and Shut In Committee and "all those that helped with Toys for Tots, Food for Families, Trahan Foods, Winn Dixie, Rayne Food Center, Roland Boudreaux, the Petitjeans, Chappuis, Beslins, Billets; we appreciate the many years of dedicated service."
Wiltz also mentioned volunteers over the years who opened the doors, hung clothes, fixed boxes, prepared paperwork, unloaded trucks, and provided needs to the elderly and other clients. Her list of "dedicated people" includes the late Rev. Mr. Adam Sonnier, Mrs. Johnson, Mary Senegal, Mrs. Earline Delco, as well as Hubert Matte, Warren Julian, Ms. Freda Harmon, Joyce Richard, Gloria Granger, Genevie Julian, Laura Legg Dougas, Ms. Angela Landry, Sammy Harmon, Joseph Guidry, June Richard, Rose Mary Mouton, and Kenneth Citizen.
Hilda remarks, tHe center's 26 years of service would not have been possible without the dedicated volunteers.
"This has been a great journey, the center's last president adds, as she cites the contributions of the late Rev. Ronald Yokum and J.D. Mosely, Pervise Douglas, Ethel Leger, Elizabeth Deville, Joyce Trahan, Margo Goertz, Raymond Trahan, Tommy Adams, First Lady Gage, Martha Espree, Emile and Margie Rubin, Mildred Young, Deborah Smith, Eugene Guidry, Paula Wheeler, Charity Evans, Gilda Senegal, Dexter Harmon, Tommy Stelly, Katherine Stagg, Father Richard Wagner, S.S.J., who served as officers or chairpersons during the years. "Your service will never be forgotten," she says.
She also thanked The Rayne Acadian-Tribune and The Rayne Independent for their generosity and news coverage.
Wiltz lavished her greatest praise on the Center's last director, Dorothy Richard Cole. "She put her all into making the Center services successful," says Wiltz, adding Cole never asked for any payment or gas money.
During the last year, Wiltz points out Cole paid for and financially supported the telephone, rent and electricity expenses, with the help of Father Wagner and Rev. Cozy Cage.
"I want to publicly thank Dorothy for giving of herself for the elderly and the clients," says Wiltz. "Your work will never to forgotten, Thanks for all you have done. God has something great for you to do and know that you have done His will and it is time to go to another assignment. We appreciate you and thank you."
Wiltz closed her announcement by thanking the community, commenting, "Who knows. All is not lost. Our best may yet to come. God bless you, doers of Christ."


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Robert F. Woodward
Robert Forbes Woodward (1908–2001) was a United States diplomat who focused on U.S. relations with Latin America.
Robert F. Woodward was born in Minneapolis on October 1, 1908. He was educated at the University of Minnesota, receiving a B.A. in 1930.
Woodward joined the United States Foreign Service in 1931. As a Foreign Service Officer, he served in Winnipeg 1932-33; in Buenos Aires 1933-36; in Bogotá 1936-37; and in Rio de Janeiro 1937-39. He then returned to work for the United States Department of State in Washington, D.C., serving as Assistant Chief of the Division of American Republics 1941-42. He then returned to the field, serving in La Paz 1943-44; in Guatemala 1944-45; and in Havana 1945-47. From 1947 to 1949, he was back in Washington, D.C. as Deputy Director of the Office of American Republic Affairs. In 1950, he returned to the field with a posting in Stockholm, where he served until 1952. He then returned to Washington to serve as Chief of the Division of Foreign Service Personnel 1952-53 and as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs 1953-54.
In 1954, President of the United States Dwight D. Eisenhower nominated Woodward as United States Ambassador to Costa Rica. Woodward presented his credentials on December 3, 1954 and served in this post until March 15, 1958. Eisenhower then appointed him as United States Ambassador to Uruguay and he held this post from April 21, 1958 through March 29, 1961. (On a sidenote, Ambassador Woodward was a longtime advocate in favor of creation of the Inter-American Development Bank, which was created in 1960.) President John F. Kennedy then named him United States Ambassador to Chile, though he held this post for only two months, from May 5, 1961 to July 6, 1961.
In the wake of the failed Bay of Pigs Invasion in April 1961, Kennedy nominated Woodward as Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs and Woodward held this office from July 17, 1961 through March 17, 1962. As Assistant Secretary led a successful effort to have Cuba suspended from membership in the Organization of American States. He was also the architect of the first meeting of the Alliance for Progress, a centerpiece of the Kennedy Administration's Latin America policy post-Bay of Pigs.
Kennedy next named Woodward United States Ambassador to Spain, with Woodward serving from May 10, 1962 through February 1, 1965.
Woodward retired in 1965. He died of heart failure at his home in Washington, D.C. on May 18, 2001.
- Christopher Marquis, "Robert F. Woodward, 92; Was Envoy to Latin America", New York Times, May 22, 2001
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|Diplomatic posts
|Preceded by
Robert C. Hill
|United States Ambassador to Costa Rica
December 3, 1954 – March 15, 1958
|Succeeded by
Whiting Willauer
|Preceded by
Jefferson Patterson
|United States Ambassador to Uruguay
April 21, 1958 – March 29, 1961
|Succeeded by
Edward J. Sparks
|Preceded by
Walter Howe
|United States Ambassador to Chile
May 5, 1961 – July 6, 1961
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Charles W. Cole
|Government offices
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Thomas C. Mann
|Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs
July 17, 1961 – March 17, 1962
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Edwin M. Martin
|Diplomatic posts
|Preceded by
Anthony Joseph Drexel Biddle, Jr.
|United States Ambassador to Spain
May 10, 1962 – February 1, 1965
|Succeeded by
Angier Biddle Duke
- 1908 births
- 2001 deaths
- United States Assistant Secretaries of State
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- University of Minnesota alumni
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I am always impressed with our small birds. Of course, the ruby-throated hummingbird is far and away the champion among our tiniest, but we have a number of others that aren't too much larger.
For a weight comparison, consider a pat of butter – what you get when you scrape that sixth of an ounce out of its foil cover. A robin weighs in at more than 16 of those pats; a bluebird, more than 6 pats; a house wren or chickadee, 2.3 pats; a kinglet or gnatcatcher, 1.3 pats; and a hummingbird, .7 pats. Just imagine, that feisty little hummingbird that beats its wings at a spectacular 20 to 30 times per second weighs only two-thirds as much as a pat of butter.
On that list of diminutive characters is one of my favorite birds: the blue-gray gnatcatcher. It partly makes up in name-length what it lacks in weight. To identify one, simply look for a small, slim bird, gray above and white below, with a long and constantly flitting black and white tail. Or, if you know what a mockingbird looks like, shrink its dimensions in half, take away the white patches in the wings and you will have a gnatcatcher.
I don't see gnatcatchers all that often because they generally remain high in trees. They are most often located by their distinctive call notes. Francis Weston, who wrote the Bent Life History of this species, describes those notes as "scarcely louder than a whisper." Those thin buzzing calls with many spee-like sounds are too high for my aging ears to pick up. I did, however, find two recently along the Swallow Hollow Nature Trail off Knowlesville Road in the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge. They were flitting about the branches of a cottonwood next to the boardwalk about a hundred yards south of the main trail entrance.
They are great fun to watch. Weston tells us, "The gnatcatcher is a little bird of intense activity; active, not with the methodical continuity of the brown creeper, but with an irrepressible vivacity of its own in all phases of its life cycle – feeding, nesting, care of its young – at all times, in fact, except during the enforced inertia of incubation."
Like chickadees, nuthatches, kinglets and creepers, gnatcatchers feed on the tiny insects they find in their constant search of tree limbs and leaves. But gnatcatchers don't deviate from this diet. While those other species will take seeds from your feeders, gnatcatchers stick exclusively to arthropods. Thus they are very beneficial birds.
Although they do not overwinter here, they appear among the early passerine migrants each year, arriving in mid-April. After a week or two of courtship, each pair builds a new nest. I say new because, if there is one left over from the previous year, they won't use it but will instead tear it apart and reuse the materials.
I've seen only one gnatcatcher nest and it certainly impressed me. It was a slightly larger version of a hummingbird nest. Hold the tip of your index finger against the end of your thumb and those fingers would have enclosed its approximate area. It was really small.
Located on top of a horizontal limb about 20 feet high, it was beautifully constructed: gray, cup-shaped and compact. The materials they use to make their nests include plant down and fiber, lichens, oak catkins, feathers and bark. All of these ingredients are held together by spider web and insect silk, like that of the tent caterpillar.
Gnatcatchers' four to five eggs are scarcely larger than peas. They are pale blue with reddish-brown spots. Unfortunately, they are far too often victimized by cowbirds. One observer found 83 percent of their nests stuffed with cowbird eggs or young. The results are inevitable: tiny gnatcatchers feeding greedy immature cowbirds more than twice their size, their own offspring unable to compete. This may be the major reason why gnatcatchers are so uncommon.
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Another fighting game "season" has come and gone, with the annual Evolution tournament finishing up in Vegas over the weekend. Evo is sort of the beginning and end of the Fighting game season, being the largest fighting game tournament in the world. Players come from around the world to play new people and try to gain that elusive win, and the fat loot that comes with it.
It's no secret that over the last few years, Evo has been looked at as sort of stagnant. No new games were coming up that had a large enough scene to really make a spot on the roster. As a result, for a while now it has been largely made up of games that are anywhere from 7-13 years old. CvS2 came out in 2001. Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike came out in 1999. Marvel vs Capcom 2: 2000. Super SF2 Turbo: 1995! Last year Smash Bros Melee was added, which also came out in 2001. And so it seemed that only Guilty Gear and Tekken were getting anything new in there, and in Guilty Gear's case was just tweaked versions of the same game.
But this year is looked at as being the end of that. Melee was replaced with Brawl, a new game. More importantly, it was replaced with a Brawl tourney utilizing items. Historically, Smash tourneys do not use items. This rule came out about early in melee, when items were used in tournaments, certain ones would explode randomly...and the only way to turn them off, was to turn all of them off. In Brawl, this is no longer the case, but the tradition is there, and many newer players do not know the actual reason for this. Certainly, much of the Smash community hemmed and hawed over the use of items, but what ended up happening? The most skilled players still came out on top. The items used brought a new layer to the metagame, and, it was widely felt by the attendees, made the game for more interesting to watch and play. Will item tourneys become a standard? Probably not...but they may end up more common.
And next year promises some more shakeups. The organizers are already expecting SF4, Tatsunoko vs Capcom, and SF2: HD Remix to join the roster. HD will replace classic ST, it's already been said, and it would be natural to expect TvC to replace Marvel. Capcom vs SNK 2 will probably be retired after this year, with a dwindling scene and little new coming up. And 3rd Strike? Who knows? It may stay on, it may not. Tekken will probably be replaced once again with Tekken 6. Guilty Gear was gone from the lineup due to issues last year, but a large side event was ran, it would be expected to see it return, or the addition of the spiritual sequel, BlazBlue. Soul Calibur 4 is selling like gangbusters. And could KOF XII finally bring an SNK release into the Evo fold?
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You wrote:
"Unfortunately for Rome, there is none of the RCC sacerdotalism, mariolatry, ritualism, cultish behavior, ceremonial hoopla, hail marys, rosaries, penance, pergatory, indulgences, prada slippers, gold embroidered robes, etc. found in Pauls writing. So, just read him through listening to his simple message of grace provided by Jesus, alone. You might swim back over the Tiber...if He permits."
It's always amazing to me how anti-Catholic bigots have to make things up out of thin air when they attack the Catholic Church. The Church has never practiced "mariolatry" but every anti-Catholic clearly practices stupidity.
Evidently we don't have to watch this side of the Tiber in the near future. If that changes, my FRiend, and you would like to visit about the true Gospel, the unmerited favor of Christ absent all of the paraphrenalia of Rome, let us know. Many of the believers around here would be happy to help you learn about the message that rocked the world...without having to kiss Rome's ring. I'll give a few of them a heads up to watch for your inquiries should you change your mind. Again, assuming Jesus permits.
I don't believe that you're a believer. When I see the rank dishonesty posted by anti-Catholics, it makes it painfully obvious they are not believers, or at the very least believers not able to share much truth with anyone even if they did become fortunate to finally discover what the truth is.
I don't doubt this a bit. It seems certain (although I do not know your mind) that you sincerely believe that the Roman cult is the true organization founded by Jesus. Had its doctrines aligned with the Scriptures, you might have a point. Sadly, that is not the case. However, there is hope in Jesus, alone. He can rescue even the most entrapped individuals. No groups, just individuals. He might have you in His sights. If so, you will be dragged into His kingdom and you will find the blessed hope of Him, alone. No Rome, no org., no trappings...just Him.
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" don't doubt this a bit. It seems certain (although I do not know your mind) that you sincerely believe that the Roman cult is the true organization founded by Jesus."
Jesus founded the Catholic Church. It does not surprise me that a non-believer like you would accuse Jesus of starting a Roman cult.
"Had its doctrines aligned with the Scriptures, you might have a point. Sadly, that is not the case. However, there is hope in Jesus, alone. He can rescue even the most entrapped individuals."
I hope He rescues you. Clearly that has not happened yet.
"No groups, just individuals. He might have you in His sights."
He got me many years ago. That's why I am not a Protestant.
"If so, you will be dragged into His kingdom and you will find the blessed hope of Him, alone."
I won't dragged anywhere by God. He doesn't do that to those whom He wants to love Him freely.
"No Rome, no org., no trappings...just Him."
I hope one day you come to believe in Christ rather than just attacking His Church and apparently making things up out of thin air.
Hey Dutchboy88, what exactly do you think a "Hail Mary" is?
You said, "No groups, just individuals."
With all due respect, Jesus is the Son of God. He can do anything He pleases. Neither you, nor I, nor anyone on the earth may say otherwise. It is literally His world, along with being His universe.
Likewise, you said, "He can rescue even the most entrapped individuals." Very true. Those people must then exercise their free will, avoiding sin, and doing the Lord's will, so that, in addition we may know Him, love Him, and serve Him both in this world and in the next.
You can disagree with and dislike all kinds of things in this life. Here are a few: The Incarnation Happened. Then, He, the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity, formed a church, the Catholic Church, to save souls. That doesn't mean you have to like it. Even so, I sincerely hope and pray that someday, you do, and that you join. It's obvious that care about the Lord. I'd like it that you should be saved. I do not say this to make you think that I judge you. I do not. I am incapable of doing that. That role belongs to Our Lord. It does mean that when I say I will pray for your salvation, I truly mean it. No idle boast. In charity and truth, after I post this. God bless you, and all here.
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Hey Dutchboy88, what exactly do you think a Hail Mary is?
I met Protestant believers. My wife was one. I went to Bible studies with Protestant believers. I saw a Calvinist pastor break down and cry at his pulpit in loving awe at the sound of the Gospel. I am a better Catholic thanks to them.
The professional anti-Catholics who don't know their own faith, let alone the True Faith of the Catholic Church are a disgrace to their own confession. Let us grow in charity.
I haven't followed this conversation but this statement was rather curious and in need of correction:
1) Our Lord Jesus founded the church-not Catholic Church. I am sure that you would agree that He would not wish to be associated with those who hoard vast amount of wealth in vaults or see his ministers of the gospel living in palaces while preaching the need to erase poverty to the masses. This, my friend, sounds like the Democrats.
2) I'm a bit surprise to see a Catholic admit that our Lord Jesus founded the church and not Peter. Perhaps this was a clerical error or oversight.
3) As far as Dutchboy's salvation is concerned, rarely can we tell if others are saved or not. We can, according to the gospel, look after our own salvation but have no idea of the status of others. Catholics tend to have this exactly backwards (or perhaps sideways). They will tell you that they don't know who is saved except in rare exceptions of those saints they're sure popped up on a Post Toasty or made Aunt Myrtle's warts go away. Catholics will also tell you that if you follow all the various "steps" such as confession, baptism, receiving grace through communion, etc, then you are guarantee (well-maybe) a seat in the kingdom. But, as a footnote, I noted that rarely can you tell if another is saved. I'm sure that you will take great comfort in noting that our friend Dutchboy exhibits all the characteristics of salvation; which is to believe in your heart that Jesus is Lord, and confess with your lips that God raised Him from the dead. If the angels of heaven have rejoiced can we do no less?
4) In regards to Jesus starting a Roman cult, the truth of the matter is that God is in complete and utter control of all things. We are a stubborn people who fail God constantly. Cults are raised up by God to help show us the follies of our ways and the error of our doctrine. I would refer you to Leviticus 18-20 where God specifically warns the people of Israel not to sacrifice their children to Molech. Yet by the time they got to Solomon, Solomon built a splendid temple to Molech for that very purpose (1 King 11:7). Solomon couldn't see the errors or simply wished to ignore them even though God had warned him through His scriptures; much to his detriment. We are warned to measure everything against scripture. There is not much difference from the Roman Catholic Church introduction of extra supporting writings then the Book of Mormonism or the Jehovah Witnesses' books. One only hopes that they learn the lesson that Solomon failed to grasp.
Actually, I hope they continue to act just like they do.
Actually, I hope they continue to act just like they do.
Actually, I hope they continue to act just like they do.
How sad that they would have to worry about losing this. Sigh.
To your list add simple me. God Bless you.
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"1) Our Lord Jesus founded the church-not Catholic Church."
No. The Church Christ founded is the Catholic Church.
"2) I'm a bit surprise to see a Catholic admit that our Lord Jesus founded the church and not Peter. Perhaps this was a clerical error or oversight."
Nope. And I have never seen otherwise. I have never seen a Catholic say or write that Peter FOUNDED the Church. Catholics often say - correctly - that it was founded on Peter or handed to him so to speak. But I have never seen a Catholic say Peter founded the Church. I have seen Catholics say - correctlt - that Peter founded the Church IN Rome along with Paul.
"3) As far as Dutchboy's salvation is concerned, rarely can we tell if others are saved or not."
I said nothing about salvation. You are conflating two entirely different issues - which Protestants are wont to do with those issues.
"There is not much difference from the Roman Catholic Church introduction of extra supporting writings then the Book of Mormonism or the Jehovah Witnesses' books."
That's an incredibly ignorant statement. Joseph Smith invented new books and declared them scriptures. All the Catholic Church did was take scriptures from the Jews and keep them. The Deuterocanonicals were used by Jews. Protestants now often admit this.
From your post 156 to Dutchboy:
It does not surprise me that a non-believer like you...He can rescue even the most entrapped individuals. I hope He rescues you. Clearly that has not happened yet.
It makes all the rest of your statements suspect.
You wrote:
"From your post 156 to Dutchboy:"
Which shows I said nothing about salvation. Your heresy is making you see things that are not there.
"It makes all the rest of your statements suspect."
Nope. It just means your heresy is making you see things that are not even there.
You are conflating two entirely different issues - which Protestants are wont to do with those issues.Of course they do. Often they hold to the heretical belief "Once Saved, Always Saved" and sometimes the predestination theory of the "elect" and in those odd heresies the "actual" Church is simply those who are saved. That is why some of them grudgingly "admit" some Catholics may be "saved".
They also misunderstand the hierarchy of worship, having rejected the highest form of Worship, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, they conflate intercessory prayers TO the Saints and Mary as if we were praying to them as Gods. Since, in their heretical world, worship and prayer are the same, they cannot imagine why we hold to the ancient and Traditional beliefs given to us by Our Lord and His Apostles and the Apostolic Succession.
You can disagree with and dislike all kinds of things in this life. Here are a few: The Incarnation Happened. Then, He, the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity, formed a church, the Catholic Church, to save souls. That doesnt mean you have to like it. Even so, I sincerely hope and pray that someday, you do, and that you join. Its obvious that care about the Lord. Id like it that you should be saved. I do not say this to make you think that I judge you. I do not.
I appreciate that, and I certainly take it that you are not judging (condemning) me. The sincerity in your post is evident.
The part that I would point out is that discussion is not about "disliking" anything. Perhaps my ill-chosen words sounded as though my concern is about liking or disliking something. But, that is not the case. This is about whether something is true or false.
Although there are many things I dislike about the Roman church, if it appeared as though their doctrines aligned with Scripture, I would bend the knee and acknowledge that. Unfortunately, the organization, like many (or perhaps most) organizations, just does not comport with Scripture.
For example, the Jews were cajoled, ordered, offered, threatened by God to exercise their wills to follow Him in obedience and integrity. God made the demands perfectly clear and told them to choose Him over their rebellion. Some from your organization have carefully pointed this out. These FReepers have heard, ostensibly from the authorities of Rome, that the demand to choose implies the ability to choose.
What is missed by this claim is that as one continues to read the story in the OT, it becomes patently clear that the Jews did not do this and could not have because they lacked the equipment on board sufficient to comply. And, the prophets note that this dilemma is due to God's operation.
Notice, Is. 63:17
Why, O Lord, dost Thou cause us to stray from Thy ways, and harden our hearts from fearing Thee?
Is 64:7
And there is no one who calls on Thy name, who arouses himself to take hold of Thee; for Thou has hidden Thy face from us, and has delivered us into the power of our iniquities.
Prov. 16:9
The mind of man plans his ways, but the Lord directs his steps.
You see, if one understands "free will" to be the operation of man's choices unaided, unguided, unmangaged by God, then one collides with Scriptural descriptions of something slightly different going on. Evidently, God, being God, is managing all aspects of His universe...including us.
But, this idea is usually not welcome because it is argued that it makes us puppets, or God guilty of our sin, or both. However, the genius of God is that He can do this as the transcendent Holy One of Israel and we cannot "feel" it. And, according to Paul, this still makes us guilty, God innocent, and us stuck in the hands of the potter. Rom. 9:16ff "So then it does not depend on the man who runs (acts) or the man who wills (chooses), but upon God who has mercy. And He will have mercy on some and harden some. You will ask me, 'How then can He still find fault, for who resists His will?'"
Paul's answer? Too bad for us. That is the way things are. Like you said, I may disagree with or dislike this principle...but that does not change it from being true. The same thing applies to the Roman church. Since it will not acknowledge that God, not man, is controlling all wills in the universe, the organization stands outside of the biblically revealed truth of the Gospel.
Instead, Rome wants to claim the "keys" to the kingdom, an idea it has promoted in itself. No one else believes that Rome was the object of this statement...only Rome. Read the passage for yourself (Matt. 16) and ask, honestly, where is the Roman group? It is not even contemplated. And did not seize power for at least 200 years.
So, if the Scriptures tell us that, yes, God is demanding that you change, but then tell us that we may not change unless He allows, we are left to harmonize these two statements. If the second subsumes the first, then the demand to change is simply conditioned by whether He allows you. But, Rome is unwilling acknowledge that "free will" is a manufactured idea. Even this unwillingness, however, is because God is not giving them eyes to see. And, that is why we believers in Christ, alone, reject Rome. Not because we do not like her, but because she embraces error.
Very, very good words, Harley.
That is an excellent point. OSAS is a flawed Protestant doctrine built upon the errors of Rome's Palegius heresy. Unfortunately, as you rightfully point out, many Protestants have fallen for this grievous error. I would point our Protestant brethren to the following confession:
Of the Perseverance of the Saints
I. They, whom God has accepted in His Beloved, effectually called, and sanctified by His Spirit, can neither totally nor finally fall away from the state of grace, but shall certainly persevere therein to the end, and be eternally saved.[1]
II. This perseverance of the saints depends not upon their own free will, but upon the immutability of the decree of election, flowing from the free and unchangeable love of God the Father;[2] upon the efficacy of the merit and intercession of Jesus Christ,[3] the abiding of the Spirit, and of the seed of God within them,[4] and the nature of the covenant of grace:[5] from all which arises also the certainty and infallibility thereof.[6]
III. Nevertheless, they may, through the temptations of Satan and of the world, the prevalency of corruption remaining in them, and the neglect of the means of their preservation, fall into grievous sins;[7] and, for a time, continue therein:[8] whereby they incur God's displeasure,[9] and grieve His Holy Spirit,[10] come to be deprived of some measure of their graces and comforts,[11] have their hearts hardened,[12] and their consciences wounded;[13] hurt and scandalize others,[14] and bring temporal judgments upon themselves.[15]
*Scripture footnotes at reference
Westminster Confession of Faith-Preseverance of the Saints
Most Protestants understand these principles although they have their doctrine skewed by years of listening to Rome's work based errors. Feeling people need to go to confession, take grace, do penitence, pray the Rosary, etc., is nothing more than reducing Christianity down to religion with ceremonial steps to achieve the goal of salvation.
This was certainly not the view given to us by Our Lord.
1) Catholics (and some Protestants) believe that once a person is saved they must maintain that gift given to them. There is a possibility that you could lose your salvation.
2) The "Once Saved Always Saved" Protestants look at salvation as a fix point of salvation. After that people are "free to choice" which way they want to go.
3) The "Perseverance of the Saints" Protestants believe that God saved you and God will keep you. And when you go off the beaten path, God will chasten and hasten you to either help you find your way or will call you home. But you will never be lost from the love of God who saved you in your most vilest state.
The first two views are based upon the egregious heresy of "free will"; one is capable of making correct and good choices. The last view is based upon an understanding that man with his sinful nature is wholly reliant upon the grace and mercy of God to guide us through this life.
It is an error and sin to think that man is ever capable of willfully choosing anything pleasing of God.
It is an error and sin to think that man is ever capable of willfully choosing anything pleasing of God.
Just terrific stuff here, Harley. Thanks.
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Situated in a rural location, this hotel is within 12 mi (20 km) of Alcove House Trail, Bradbury Science Museum, and Los Alamos Historical Museum. Karen Wray Fine Art Gallery and Bandelier National Monument are also within 12 mi (20 km).
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In addition to an indoor pool, Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Los Alamos provides a spa tub, a sauna, and a fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This Los Alamos hotel also offers multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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King of the Hill
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When Peggy and Hank's date night runs long, and they forget to pick up Bobby at the mall, Bobby uses their guilt to compete for their love; but his plan backfires when Peggy and Hank stop giving him everything he wants, and resolve to spend more time with him.
Bwah My Nose
When Hank and his buddies get a second chance to play the team that beat them in their big high-school football state-championship game, Hank breaks his nose during practice and must get plastic surgery to correct it.
Uncool Customer
When Peggy realizes she's uncool, she befriends Katt Savage, the coolest mom at Bobby's cotillion classes, in hopes of becoming her new best friend... and therefore becoming cool again.
Nancy Does Dallas
When Nancy Gribble takes a job as a newswoman in Dallas, Dale goes crazy transforming their home, and Nancy goes just as wild climbing the mountain to the top.
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When Hank is given a box full of his late father's belongings, he discovers a list of his father's off-the-wall last wishes; including wanting Hank to flush his ashes down a toilet that General George S. Patton once used.
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When Luanne discovers a knack for entertaining babies with her manger-baby puppets, she decides to become a children's entertainer.
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With the discovery of the hyperdrive, mankind at last possessed the means of going out to the stars. Four expeditions had already gone by the fine the fifth starship left Pluto for Vega. Carrying its complement of scientists and military personnel, they arrived at the solar system of Vega to find one planet sufficiently like Earth to allow them to land. Here, they discovered mystery. The ruins of great cities built on the shattered remains of still earlier fortresses, showing that some great race of conquerors had passed that way sometime in the past thirty thousand years. No life now remained on this planet and speeding to the next sun, they found a civilisation which possessed powers so utterly strange to them that one native almost succeeded in destroying them and taking over the ship. And still the mystery remained, for the legends of the planet spoke of a race of gods who had come down from the stars twenty thousand years before. It was not until they reached the planet of a red giant sun that they ran into a race of creatures so fantastically alien that there was no defence against them, and they learned the real identity of the race which had conquered the stars millennia before...
The Confessionalby J. L. Powers
When longtime animosities between a Mexican and a white American student at a Texas high school finally flare into violence, one ends up in the hospital with a broken arm and a fractured ego. A few hours later, the other ends up dead. In the reverb, friends and enemies alike are left to grapple with loss, suspicion, and rapidly escalating racial tensions. Narrated with brutal candor by six boys--each with a very different take on the week's events--The Confessional blends murder mystery, contemporary politics, and high school drama to create a gritty, fast-paced read.From the Paperback edition.
That Mad Gameby J. L. Powers
What's it like to grow up during war? To be a victim of violence or exiled from your homeland, culture, family, and even your own memories? When America's talking heads talk about war, children and teenagers are often the forgotten part of the story. Yet who can forget images of the Vietnam "baby lift," when Amer-Asian children were flown out of Vietnam to be adopted by Americans? Who can forget the horror of learning that Iranian children were sent on suicide missions to clear landmines? Who wasn't captivated by stories of the "lost boys" of Sudan, traveling thousands of miles alone through the desert, seeking shelter and safety? From the cartel-terrorized streets of Juárez to the bombed-out cities of Bosnia to Afghanistan under the Taliban, from Nazi-occupied Holland to the middle-class American home of a Vietnam vet, this collection of personal and narrative essays explores both the universal and particular experiences of children and teenagers who came of age during a time of war.J.L. Powers is the editor of Labor Pains and Birth Stories and the author of two young adult novels, most recently This Thing Called the Future, an alternative fantasy set in post-apartheid South Africa. She began collecting essays on children and war while pregnant with her first child and says, "The experience was both painful and uplifting, not unlike giving birth. The most memorable aspect of these essays is their stark portrayal of both survival and hope in the midst of incredible suffering."
This Thing Called the Futureby J. L. Powers
Khosi lives with her beloved grandmother Gogo, her little sister Zi, and her weekend mother in a matchbox house on the outskirts of Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. In that shantytown, it seems like somebody is dying all the time. Billboards everywhere warn of the disease of the day. Her Gogo goes to a traditional healer when there is trouble, but her mother, who works in another city and is wasting away before their eyes, refuses even to go to the doctor. She is afraid and Khosi doesn't know what it is that makes the blood come up from her choking lungs. Witchcraft? A curse? AIDS? Can Khosi take her to the doctor? Gogo asks. No, says Mama, Khosi must stay in school. Only education will save Khosi and Zi from the poverty and ignorance of the old Zulu ways.School, though, is not bad. There is a boy her own age there, Little Man Ncobo, and she loves the color of his skin, so much darker than her own, and his blue-black lips, but he mocks her when a witch's curse, her mother's wasting sorrow, and a neighbor's accusations send her and Gogo scrambling off to the sangoma's hut in search of a healing potion.J.L. Powers holds an MA in African history from State University of New York-Albany and Stanford University. She won a Fulbright-Hays grant to study Zulu in South Africa, and served as a visiting scholar in Stanford's African Studies Department. This is her second novel for young adults.
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Our exclusive ice skating outfit features unique detailing and high-quality fabrics. It includes a pink jacket, matching skirt and ice skates. Our doll clothing is designed to fit our 17" dolls (sold separately); fits other dolls ranging from 17-18" long. Ages 3 and up.
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Dress: 12" x 8"
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*September 16: Friday, Library will be open 10:00-12:00; parents may read with child and take AR Test.
*September 30: Friday, Fundraiser for Wayne and DeAnna Maye; 6:00 in cafeteria.
*October 5: 3rd and 4th to Perot Theater
*October 10-13: Explorer Week
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I Am Too Absolutely Small for School (original 2003; edition 2005)
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It is about that time for Charlie's little sister Lola to go to school. When Charlie expresses this to Lola is not so sure she is ready, in fact she knows she is not ready. Charlie gives Lola all the reasons why she needs to go to school but Lola finds even more reasons why she does not need school. At first she does not want to count, read or write but after Charlie convinces her why she needs those things she agrees. Although Lola wants to learn how read and count she still does not want to go to school; she does not want to be alone or dress like everyone else. Charlie assures Lola she will be okay and sure enough she was. Lola had a great first day, she made new friends and learned many new things. Going to school for the first time can be scary, this is a great book to relieve a child's fear of going to school. I really love Lauren Child's style of writing but again the text is sometimes hard to follow and can become frustrating. All in all this was a really cute book. Everyone should have a big brother like Charlie.
I picked this book because I love Charlie and Lola books and I thought it would be a good book for the first day or week of school. For this book, I would have students write or draw that they are most excited about school.
A great children's book for kids who are nervous about starting school.The girl Lola in the book shows them they are not alone.
good book to be read for children, especially those who have other siblings older than them. in this book Lola is the younger sister and she bring excuse to show that she doesn't need to go to school, I am too small, I don't like uniform, I don't like school food. but her older sister re sure her that she doesn't need to eat school food or wear uniform and tel her how she can make friends and be okay.
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I had mixed feelings about this book before and after actually reading it. When I picked it up off the shelf, I automatically recognized the characters from the television show, Charlie and Lola, I used to watch when I was younger. But after reading the book, I became uninterested. In a way, I felt like it was too juvenile. There are two main characters, Charlie and Lola and they are brother and sister, which makes them very believable. The way they act in the story may be confusing to someone who has never heard of them or watched the show before. For example, when Lola talks about pink milk, I automatically knew it was strawberry milk, but as for someone else, they may not have realized. You have to make the inference about this because the author doesn't explain it or go over it again in the story. Their parents aren't physically present in the story but they mention them briefly in the beginning. As for the language and writing used in the book, some of it felt scrambled and very random but I wasn't hard to follow along with the rest of the story. I think the point of the book is to be random and to use your imagination because when Charlie talks to Lola about counting to ten, he brings up cookies, elephants and letters, which are all in different categories. The book is also told from Charlies point of view because he is convincing Lola that she's old enough to go to school. The structure of this story is somewhat like regular stories. The problem is Lola going to school and Charlie easily gives reasons as to why she should go. She ends up going and having a great day. All of the things leading up to her going to school were random, so at times I was paying more attention to that instead of the entire story. As for the illustrations, it looks like a child drew the pictures and the author cut them out and glued them to the page. I actually enjoyed this part of the book because it wasn't "perfect". Some of the pictures were cartoons and some were real life pictures. I also noticed that certain words were shown by the size or shape of the actual written word. For example, the word 'big' is written in large print. The letters are also different sizes and aren't all written on the same line. I feel as though this is supposed to resemble a child writing. Some of the words were written in loops and this made it harder to read those words because they were upside down. I had mixed feeling about this because in a way, it made the book interactive, but on the other hand it was hard to read. This book is definitely fiction (Modern Fiction) because of all the imaginary characters discussed in it. The book actually had a nice underlying message, which is, that you shouldn't be nervous about something you're about to experience because you may actually like it.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0763628875, Paperback)"The children's relationship is refreshingly noncombative, with Charlie as the protective and affectionate older brother who is appreciative of, rather than annoyed by, his sister's quirkiness." - SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL (starred review)
Lola is not so sure about school. After all, why would she need to count higher than ten when she never eats more that ten cookies at a time? Once again, it's up to ever-patient big brother Charlie to persuade Lola that school is worthwhile — and that her invisible friend, Soren Lorensen, will be welcome, too.
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