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* 6 Things You Didn’t Know About Bonnie and Clyde -- "The young gangsters in love tore across the American Southwest during the Great Depression, leaving a trail of robberies and murders."
* 10 Common Grammar Mistakes Even Smart People Make -- "How well you use words can make a lasting impression on people."
* 30 Incorrectly Used Words That Can Make You Look Bad -- "While I like to think I know a little about business writing, I often fall into a few word traps."
* A Baptist Church Baptizing by Sprinkling? -- "I read recently of a Baptist church wanting to baptize a lady who was very sick and in the hospital...They sprinkled her."
* A Postlude to Hobby Lobby "...the Supreme Court has voiced its full-throated support for a holistic view of religious liberty rather than the amputated “freedom of worship” that many sectors of our nation are seeking to advance as a counterfeit of the constitutional doctrine."
* A simple solution to Hobby Lobby outrage -- "The following article is not meant for the political types on the Right and Left who are looking to exploit the Hobby Lobby decision for votes, headlines, and general fear-mongering."
* Ginsburg Dissent in Hobby Lobby, Conestoga Wood cases -- "The Court does not pretend that the First Amendment's Free Exercise Clause demands religion-based accommodations so extreme, for our decisions leave no doubt on that score."
* Hello, my name is Mike, I’m a recovering True Believer -- "This is my own story of getting transfixed by a pretty light and getting fried in the end."
* 'Heroes' helped stop gunman at Seattle university -- "When a lone gunman armed with a shotgun at a small Seattle university stopped firing at students to reload, another student pepper-sprayed him and subdued him with the help of others and prevented more deaths, police said. "
* Starbucks Praises Barista Who Defended Breastfeeding Mom -- "...when her 5-month-old son became hungry, she sat down at a table to breastfeed. Soon, a female customer approached a male barista to complain."
* Supreme Court opinion on Hobby Lobby, Samuel Alito -- "...protecting the free-exercise rights of corporations like Hobby Lobby, Conestoga, and Mardel protects the religious liberty of the humans who own and control those companies."
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Ralph Fults, fellow inmate and future member of the Barrow Gang, said he watched Clyde Barrow go from a schoolboy to a rattlesnake while in prison. I believe it was Johnny Cash who said that we all have our own prisons at one time or another that we must deal with. He was very correct. A prison might be having upwards of 100 or more women down through the years rejecting your offer of Christian fellowship and love. And then the grief and torment that follows. And then watching some of these self-serving, self-patronizing, egomaniac Primitive Baptist preachers turn a deaf ear upon you when you present a simple request before them. Those who set themselves up in high places, yet philander and run around on their wife, and marry again a year later. Needless to say, this is not Primitive Baptist, as once was the definition. Merely a modernistic, watered down version between SBC and ABA.
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