Who Does That?

Have you ever heard such a statement? Wrong question! Do you remember the last time you heard such a statement? Maybe not verbatim as I have it here, but in its implication?  “Who does that” is used to bring out an idea that someone has behaved in a way we don’t expect them to act, […]

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Every Army Needs an Anthem

Among the 2047 published works of Isaac Watts, this song of Holy fortitude, stands tall and gallant as one of the most thought-provoking and inspiring songs. Going by the question “Am I a soldier of the Cross?” Appended to his Sermons, published in 1721-24, in 3 volumes, and intended to accompany a sermon on  1 […]

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Adam Was Not a Jew

Talk of a hard piece of article to write; I don’t know any other than this. The title itself is suggestive, and the chances are high that someone or even all of you are clicking the link because of curiosity. The danger is that I can judge its effectiveness by the traffic created by a […]

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The Deceitfulness of Sin

If I were asked to do the work of sales and marketing of sin as the merchandise, I would refuse, even if the salary was generous. My refusal, apart from being based on ethical concerns, could be Influenced by the difficulty of the assignment. I know I risk political incorrectness because the reality in practice […]

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Another Category of Malnutrition

The state of the world is such that not all people can get everything they need all the time. Such factors as overpopulation in some places, underproduction, greed, and poverty have made it difficult for resources to be evenly distributed. To be bolder, only a few individuals control the global resources while the outstanding majority […]

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