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What Is Going On Here?
In an effort to make sure it's easy to find out what this blog is all about, I've added this section to the site.
Early on, I created a Mission Statement entry to introduce myself and what I intend to do here. Check that out and if you still have questions, feel free to drop me a line and let me know how I can help.
Early on, I created a Mission Statement entry to introduce myself and what I intend to do here. Check that out and if you still have questions, feel free to drop me a line and let me know how I can help.
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- I just cleaned house, so there's nothing here yet.
Blog Archive
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August
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- Simple Question #015a: Should We Love Gay People U...
- JWSTSOOY #004a: Ted Haggard is Back!
- Simple Question #014a: What Does it Mean to "Behave"?
- Learn Something New: Toki Pona - The Happy Language
- The Unicorn Museum & Intolerance - Learning to Bre...
- Simple Question #013a: Should Churches Have a Sens...
- Cool Quote #001a: Thomas Jefferson
- To Serve or Not to Serve?
- Maybe I'm Not Wrestling Enough?
- Simple Question #012a: Should Politics and Religio...
- What you do matters.
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Last 10 "Pic of the Week"s
- 22) High Dynamic Range Photos from Japan
- 21) Pope Snowglobes of Vatican City
- 20) Nuremberg Christmas Market
- 19) Squeezing Charmin in Heaven
- 18) If I can't see it, it doesn't exist, right?
- 17) We take so much for granted
- 16) The caption made this one for me.
- 15) Reminds me of many churches I've been to...
- 14) A Girl from Namibia Who Has a Special Bond with Animals
- 13) The Ultimate To-Do List!
2 comments:
Jefferson had 187 slaves.
Yes, and although he should have done a lot more to forward the cause of emancipation, at least he helped to put in place a body of laws that led a country mired in the horrible institution of slavery away from that inexcusable condition.
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