An exhaustive listing, and other links

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• An exhaustive listing of the marginal notes of the 1611 edition of the King James Bible -- “These marginal notes are available in scans and published reprints of the 1611, but we believe that listing them all together and in modern spelling makes it much easier to study the notes in depth, or to do quick visual scans.”
• Driver catches fire after hoarded gas in vehicle explodes during chase, SC cops say -- “As the deputy approached the vehicle, the driver ... exited the vehicle and was observed to be on fire. The deputy pushed Ms. Patterson to the ground in order to put out the flames.””
• Is it wrong to say God inspired the writers of the Bible? -- “The oldest reference I could locate clearly objecting to the concept of ‘inspired writers’ was a booklet published by Dr. D. A. Waite in 1979 by the title Heresies of Westcott & Hort.”
• Listening to Texas: How folklorists saved the soundtrack of the Lone Star State -- “Owens was following a tradition begun by John Avery Lomax, among the best known of all field recorders.”
• Notes on the Pauline Subscriptions -- “Can an argument be made for the propriety of the inclusion of the subscriptions as part of the traditional text of the NT? Can the historical information in the subscriptions be defended?”
• Reporters fume at White House ‘quote approval’ rules -- “At its best, quote approval allows sources to speak more candidly about their work. At its worst, it gives public officials a way to obfuscate or screen their own admissions and words.”
• Saddleback Church Ordains 3 Women Pastors, Defying Southern Baptist Position -- “Saddleback is a member of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), the largest Protestant denomination in the country, which officially opposes women’s ordination.”
• Serendipity Spinners -- “...they are members of their own co-op, which owns a flock of sheep, goats and alpacas whose wool, mohair and fiber they spin and blend into rugs, scarves, hats and other craft pieces.”
• The Date of the Book of Revelation -- “In order for Revelation to be a prediction of the future and if it was fulfilled by August A.D. 70, then it had to have been written by A.D. 65 or 66 for the preterist interpretation to even be a possibility.”
• The Greatest Fight in the World -- “The fanciful part of science, so dear to many, is what we do not accept. That is the important part of science to many—that part which is a mere guess, for which the guessers fight tooth and nail.”
• The Strange Case of the Inconsistent Mr. White -- “...since for a proper understanding of 1.8 one must go to the Reformers, who taught a Preserved Purity and not a general preservation, then Mr. White does in fact reject section 1.8.”
• The Westcott and Hort Text Under Fire -- “William Wallace Everts, in Bibliotheca Sacra, January 1921”
• To Kill a Heretic: Sebastian Castellio against John Calvin -- “For Castellio, or ‘Vaticanus’, temporal authority could have nothing to do with the faith per se; its role was constrained to protecting the church from threat, but doctrinal difference was not such a threat.”