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] Doctor Gene Getz sayeth: To avoid being influenced by false ] doctrine is, number one: Be on guard against a loner when ] it comes to Biblical interpretation. . wurm say: In other words, trust in the ancient episcopal councils, and their modern counterparts (the ecumenical committees), for they ob...

Q: When does 3 = 1 ? . A: When the gospel according to the prophet John says so, that's when! ... So who are you going to believe when it comes to saying who and what Jesus Christ is, eh? ... Actually, you have a rather easy choice to make. You can go with nearly two thousand years of grossly uninsp...

Chapter Two: More Prophets of the Logos . And so the evangelist called John elects to begin painting his new and unique portrait of the Messiah by introducing us to a rather unusual being: . ] Gospel say: In the beginning was the Logos [hereafter translated], ] and the Way-of-Reason was with the God...

/ Topic > On Spreading the Word - 1 of 2 / 25 Dec 2011 / / was Thread > Re: Behold the Ungodly elder child / / Newsgroups > alt.bible.prophecy, alt.bible, alt.messianic / / alt.religion.christian, alt.religion.christian.biblestudy / / Fantastic Forum > Fantastic Pub > Religion & Metaphysics / . ...

. In the ancient Greek script long compound sentences were common, and some could easily include several hundred words before coming to a belated stop. In Jude v.24-25 we have an example of a relatively short compound sentence, but even so it is able to produce a massive amount of confusion that see...

] bobbo say: Currency Wars? or Currency Trading? or fiat Currency or not ] being on a gold standard? I don't know what you are trying to talk about. ] It's all incomprehensive to me. I don't understand Economics. . wurm say: That's okay, bobbo. Even professional economists have trouble understanding...

] voguy say: Interesting to see Alberta has similar problems to ] Michigan and Ohio when it comes to its destiny. . I didn't know that, v. Are Michigan and Ohio fairly close to the Alberta section of the border? If they're both within easy driving distance it might be a good idea for these three &qu...

+ / Topic > A Letter for Alberta / 23 November 2011 / E-mail > ted.morton@assembly.ab.ca / / exchange@cbc.ca / mailbag@edmsun.com / cbc.ca@mansbridge / info@albertaNDP.ca / / brian.mason@assembly.ab.ca / letters@edmontonjournal.com / Newsgroups > / alt.politics.economics , ca.politics , ab.politics ...

] bobbo say: Money gives the bearer the ability to purchase goods ] and services from those willing to engage in such transactions. . Right, value transactions. Money is what we use to measure the value of said goods and services. . ] b: What you talkin' bout Willis? . About the currency-wars. Do yo...

+ / Topic > What's Driving the Currency-Wars? / 22 Nov 2011 / / Newsgroups > alt.politics.economics , ab.politics / / E-mail > exchange@cbc.ca / Fantastic Forum > USA > Economy / . ] economist asks: So what's driving these so-called "Currency-Wars" anyway? . Listen, money does not really h...

"Let the Market BE the Market!" That is the basis of the free-market ideology that empowers the economic-philosophy of the Merchant of Truth. I think it means this: 'Let the Market Decide'. Let the markets decide what matters and what doesn't. Let the markets decide all those questions and...

] bobbo say: ... What Hubris this? . wurm say: This Hubris be not existentialism, for Existentialism is a fairly recent philosophical innovation that is very interested in human beings and what makes them tick. Bertrand Russell didn't much care for existentialism because he thought it gave undue emp...

] bobbo say: spawn? Isn't caviar too salty? . wurm: I like salty. . ] b: Do you have a link to the original material? . Not really, no. . ] b: I hate quibblers, and don't know why it rankles me so, but Wealth ] of Nations was published in the late 17-- or the 18th Century. ] Rather a slap in the fac...

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] bobbo say: I wouldn't say we are ahead of schedule,
] but I'm known to be pessimistic.
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ha! good one, b. hey, we might even be falling behind
shedule, but at least we can make the people laugh, eh?

That's the one I've been reading, yup. I'm also enjoying 'The Age of Uncertainty', which has lots of cool pictures and stuff, so it's easy reading for a book on economics. Even a dummy like me can see that these pioneers of economic-theory were amazing men, as well as interesting philosophers. Thors...