Ever since the invention of the telephone and more recently, the Internet, communication has become much more easy and convenient. Thus gratifying our desire of instant gratification. Through the Internet, we have e-mail, forums, blogs, Facebook, and more recently, Skype. With these tools, we are able to converse with friends far away much quicker. Because [...]
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My family and I recently watched a movie that was based on the Nuremberg trials, named “Judgement at Nuremberg.” This particular movie followed the trials of the Nazi judges, and one in particular named, Dr. Ernst Janning (pronounced, yah-ning). It was a very good movie, and was very captivating. I found myself going back and [...]
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It’s been a little while since I’ve posted. I’ve mainly been recovering from the Centennial State Qualifier a couple weeks ago. (I’m still in shock that I’ve finished my Apologetics cards. After writing 90 six minute speeches, you don’t really feel like you’ve reached the end.) As you could see from my last post, I [...]
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The Rebelution is currently doing a series called, “Not to Young to Die.” In one of the installments they gave this list.
3 Marks of a Tragically Wasted Life
A lukewarm attitude of complacency.
A lazy habit of procrastination.
A paralyzed lifestyle of timidity.
3 Marks of a Gloriously Spent Life
A hot-hearted desire to be useful.
A relentless passion for the [...]
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