Rape is Rape: Denounce Republicans' Extremist Anti-Choice Legislation
"House Republicans are proposing to drastically narrow the definition of rape that qualifies for health care coverage. H.R. 3 would redefine rape in these cases to only include "forcible rape," a definition that rules out a woman being drugged, children who are victims of statutory rape, and many date rape scenarios." Read more here from DCCC.
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
Rape or Not Rape?: You Decide
When is rape, not rape? I was completely appalled when I came across this story while reading today. Please read below...
Sunday, January 23, 2011
What's in YOUR Water?
This informative article by Judy Sheldon gives us a look at just that:
We know water is essential to life, but do we truly know what we are drinking?
Water, while very similar, has important differences. It begins with the origin; be it lake, river, sea or subterranean, such as a well. Water can be considered hard or soft, depending on the minerals, calcium and magnesium salts found in it – Corrosion doctors.org
Dr. John R. Christopher in herballegacy.com defines water in ten categories:Hard water – This is water found in lakes, rivers, on the ground, from wells. This water contains high levels of calcium, iron, magnesium and inorganic minerals.Boiled water – Though boiling removes some germs from water...
[Read more from: What Kind of Water are We Drinking?]
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Romania's Black Church in Brasov
by Lauren Axelrod
Around 1384, the German community of Brasov began construction on the Black Church, or Biserica Neagră , in Romania. Originally a Roman Catholic Cathedral, the church was converted to Lutheranism during the 16th century by Johannes Honter, a Transylvanian reformer during the Reformation.
Now the time has come in which the Lord will awaken a new people unto himself.
~Johannes Honter
The Black Church was devastated by a fire in 1689 when the Hapsburg Forces invaded during the Turkish War. The walls of the church became blackened by smoke damage, and thereafter the church was known as the Black Church of Romania.
Around 1384, the German community of Brasov began construction on the Black Church, or Biserica Neagră , in Romania. Originally a Roman Catholic Cathedral, the church was converted to Lutheranism during the 16th century by Johannes Honter, a Transylvanian reformer during the Reformation.
~Johannes Honter
The Black Church was devastated by a fire in 1689 when the Hapsburg Forces invaded during the Turkish War. The walls of the church became blackened by smoke damage, and thereafter the church was known as the Black Church of Romania.
Read more from: Travel to The Black Church in Brasov Romania
Friday, January 21, 2011
The Origin of St. Valentine's Day
Thursday, January 06, 2011
Judgement Day, May 21st, 2011? Could it Be the Beginning of the End?
The Mayan calendar "ends" in December of 2012. People all over the world are living in fear of the "End of Days". Could it be that the projected phenomenon is beginning earlier than expected?
Harold Camping, a retired civil engineer and now the independent Christian ministry leader of Family Radio Worldwide, has calculated May 21st as Judgement Day, based on his interpretation of the Bible.
It might be a good time to reaffirm your faith. A loosely connected Christian movement is spreading the word all over the world on bus stop benches, billboards, cars, etc.
Read more about it from Associated Press here:
Harold Camping, a retired civil engineer and now the independent Christian ministry leader of Family Radio Worldwide, has calculated May 21st as Judgement Day, based on his interpretation of the Bible.
It might be a good time to reaffirm your faith. A loosely connected Christian movement is spreading the word all over the world on bus stop benches, billboards, cars, etc.
Read more about it from Associated Press here:
Tuesday, January 04, 2011
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