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Daily Archives: 23 May 2006
Please Read This Weblog
This is a completely unashamed and unsolicited advertisement for someone else’s weblog, simply because I have been faithfully reading it ever since I found it through Aardvark Alley (oh, I did it again!). At any rate, it’s funny and also confessionally sound. What a combination! Give it a try. You’ll be glad you did. Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Weblogs
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Daily Web Roundup
The Daily Web Roundup is a collection of links to the news, commentary, and information I found interesting or useful today. If you want to read more of what is found in this post, find links to my favorite news, commentary, and information sites at Dennis L Hitzeman’s News Reading List. Continue reading
Posted in World Watch
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Bible Study for the Day: Mark 14:1-25
The woman who anointed Jesus that day in Bethany did so out of love for her Savior. While I cannot prove such a thing, one might imagine that, inspired by the Holy Spirit, she understood what Jesus had already preached about His death and resurrection. This woman loved her Savior so much that she was willing to sacrifice a day’s wages to honor his impending death. Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, Faith, Mark
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Science and Technology Special Report: Identity Theft
The increase global connectedness as a result of the ongoing advance of technologies from the internet to instant banking via debit cards has also created a new category of crime unprecedented in history. Identity theft, enabled by the modern proliferation of personal information possessed by a variety of entities and the ubiquitous availability of technology, is one of the fastest growing non-violent crimes in the world. This reality is evidenced by recent large-scale thefts of personal information from banks, credit card companies, and government agencies. Continue reading
Posted in News, Science and Technology
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