It’s so odd to me that the Romans, as powerful as they were, they feared a god they didn’t know so they had the statute of the UNKNOWN GOD which they worshiped, along with others. The Romans were evil, but not as evil as Google. I love Google, or let me say, their products. Google […]
Acts 19 – Paul’s Work in Ephesus & The Seven Wonders of the Medieval Mind Read More »
We’ve viewed the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Before we look at Paul’s third journey we’ll look at what some people call… Acts 18 Paul at Corinth 1 After these things Paul departed from Athens, and came to Corinth; “Came to Corinth” – either by land along the isthmus (a distance of about 50
Acts 18 – Paul at Corinth & Paul’s Second Journey Read More »
Yesterday I had pointed out that the United States is not as bright as people think. I say this because more than 2/3 of the population do not believe Jesus is God and more than half the population voted for Obama twice. Out of the above 20 names only three of them are Americans. One
Acts 17 – Paul at Thessalonica & Twenty Influential Figures in Education Read More »
Dale Carnegie’s Public Speaking classes or Toastmasters are nothing new, it goes all the way back to the evil Sophists. I’m not saying that Dale Carnegie or Toastmasters is evil, but they can certainly be used wickedly, look at politicians. In the beginning, organizations like Toastmasters were good because it taught people communication techniques which
Acts 16 – The Selection of Timothy & Debate and Rhetoric in the Ancient World Read More »
This concludes the eight Ancient Cults that I know of. Today there are hundreds and hundreds of cults, but they all more-or-less built from one another. For example, even the Catholic religion came from Christianity. The Catholics altered the meaning of “faith”, assuming that faith is faith, rather than clinging to the faith of God