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Check out a new review of Schaeffer’s How Should We then Live? at the ol’ butler-harris.org. We’ll be posting different stuff at both sites.
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There is an interview with one Sibel Edmonds at American Conservative that should Continue reading…
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Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said he called President George W. Bush to seek an abstention from the U.S., a key Israeli ally at the United Nations.
“I said: ‘Get me President Bush on the phone,’” Olmert said in a speech in the southern Israeli city of Ashkelon. “They said he was in the middle of giving a speech in Philadelphia. I said I didn’t care: ‘I need to talk to him now.’ He got off the podium and spoke to me.”
Source: Washington Post.
It stands to reason that the most vulgar new Christmas song to be heard Continue reading…
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Michael Butler, heir apparent to Greg Bahnsen, will be teaching Continue reading…
It behooves us to take an opening stance on the volcano Continue reading…
Start boning up for next Saturday’s Met broadcast of Tristan Continue reading…
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A quick Google search indicates that different organizations claim today’s holiday as (a) Washington’s birthday (in which case, “President’s Day”), or plural “Presidents’ Day,” with either the interpretation of (b) “Washington and Lincoln,” or (c) “all presidents.” Apparently, at the Federal level, it is technically still (a), though Nixon issued a proclamation making it (b); but the public, no doubt following advertisers’ lead, mostly believes the reference to be (c). Continue reading…
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