What Luther Didn’t Say, and other links

The posting of links does not constitute an endorsement of the sites linked, and not necessarily even agreement with the specific posts linked.

• What Luther Didn’t Say about Vocation -- “Nowhere could I find a website that made reference to any of Luther’s works when quoting this alleged statement.”
• The Karankawa Want You to Know They’re Not Extinct -- “...none of the academic literature said they existed. It said they were extinct.”
• Study: Texas Ranked Third Most Religious State -- “The South dominated the overall religious ranking, with Alabama placing first, followed by Virginia, Texas, Tennessee, and North Carolina.”
• Oracle of Bob Wills -- “Charles R. Townsend only quit talking about Bob Wills when his own life ended in 2023 in Canyon in the Panhandle. He was 93.”
• Learning the Hard Way -- “Baylor University, Texas A & M University, the University of Texas at Austin and other campuses also offer various forms of outdoor activities to round out their students’ education.”
• How the Holy Bible Came to be -- “The first few centuries of church history were marked by fierce persecution...Also at serious risk was their most treasured possession: the copies of the sacred writings.”
• Gravestone Cleaning Tips from BillionGraves -- “Gravestone cleaning can turn back the wheels of time to make your ancestor’s final resting place nearly as beautiful as the day their family members gathered there to wish them farewell.”
• Grassroots Movement -- “Yard work doesn’t cut it for the dedicated drivers and DIYers of lawn mower racing.”
• God’s Perfect Preservation of the Old Testament Hebrew Text and the King James Version (Part Two) -- “Even if the conversation mainly centers on the New Testament, God preserved the Old Testament perfectly too.”
• God’s Perfect Preservation of the Old Testament Hebrew Text and the King James Version (Part One) -- “Advocates of modern textual criticism and modern versions don’t seem to care or respect the writings of men like Whitaker, who represents the historical doctrine of true believers.”
• Freemasons Gravestone Symbols -- “Here are some of the more common Freemasons symbols that appear on gravestones...The Square and the Compass...The Letter ‘G’...Freemasons Handshake...”
• Four pro-abortion lies from the presidential debate -- “Truth: Abortion is legal for any reason up to birth in nine states and DC.”
• Famous Sculptor Hails from Crandall -- “I’m trying to take you to the barely perceptive edge of humor — to a point where you laugh, but are hard-put to explain why.”
• Fake Promise Giving -- “While giving is a blessing as well as a commandment of God, let it be done according to the Word of God and not the traditions of men.”
• Faith Promise Giving -- “The amazing thing is that Oswald took the very problem at Corinth with their giving, that Paul was trying to correct, and Oswald makes that out as if it is the crowning way to give to the Lord.”
• Bibles and Plowboys -- “There is no Scriptural support for the claim that a translation must be easily understood.”
• Baptist Sites & Sights in London walk -- “The main walk starts at Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, and finishes at Bunhill Fields. It is 3.5 miles along relatively flat city streets, and stops at a number of sites/sights which are of relevance to the Baptist and Nonconformist story.”
• A tale of two markers -- “There are eleven historical markers in Texas that mention Trammel’s Trace...Two of those eleven have been damaged...”