Month: August 2012
The Least Credible Historian & His Book of Lies
HHN – “Readers of the History News Network have voted David Barton’s The Jefferson Lies: Exposing the Myths You’ve Always Believe About Thomas Jefferson the least credible history book in print in a week-long HNN poll. The book edged out Howard Zinn’s A People’s History of the United States by nine votes at the end of polling — 650 votes versus 641. Commenters criticized the book for its gross factual errors and political agenda — in an email to HNN, Warren”
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Todd Bentley Ban
Mail Online – “An evangelist who kicks followers in the face, claiming his violence will cure them of cancer, is to tour Britain this month – but his proposed visit has provoked outrage and demands that he be banned from entering the country.
Tattooed preacher Todd Bentley, who as a 15-year-old was convicted of a sex attack on a boy aged seven, claims God uses him as an instrument to heal the sick, and is urging the frail to attend his shows.”
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The “David Barton Lies”
“David Barton, president of the WallBuilders organization and a frequent guest on Glenn Beck’s broadcasts, is one of America’s most popular Christian history writers. Liberal critics have long accused Barton of misinterpretations and errors, and readers of the History News Network recently voted a new Barton book, The Jefferson Lies, as the “Least Credible History Book in Print.” But now some conservative Christian scholars are publicly questioning Barton’s work, too.”
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War on Consciousness Pt. 5 – The Big Brother Pill
Proteus Digital Health’s wearable and ingestible sensor technologies, makes the giving up of one’s privacy appear to be a good thing. The problem with handing over one’s private life to the medical establishment lies in the, ever increasing, size, and activity, of the US government, and its changing laws, such as healthcare and national security. The acceptance of Proteus’ senor technology can prove to become a loss of privacy for Americans. Therefore, the people must ask, “Is this technology needed?”, and “If it is, is it worth the risk of losing our freedom?”
For more information, click on the link entitled, “Proteus Digital Health’s wearable and ingestible sensor technologies“.
Freemasonry in the Church
Megiddo Radio | Glenn Beck, Ecumenism and the Social Gospel
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